In anticipation of the upgrade to MaineStreet 9.0 on June 2nd to the 7th, degree audit process documents have been updated to include the new processes in MaineStreet 9.0.
These documents are being made available early for testing purposes in the Campus Solutions 9.0 Sandbox up until June 2nd.
The documents are available on the degree progress report web site at:
http://www.studentrecords.umaine.edu/records/degree-progress-report-degree-audit/
A listing of classes for Fall 2011 is now available. Students can start adding classes to their Wish List. Wish List validation begins Monday, March 14th and enrollment starts on Monday, March 21st. Complete enrollment information is available on the Student Records website.
A listing of classes for Summer 2011 is available in .PDF format.
The UPDATED Spring 2011 Final Exam Schedule is now available. Please visit the link below to view important information and access a PDF of the Spring 2011 Final Exam Schedule. If you have any questions about the schedule, please send an email to Student Records.
As of today, academic plans in the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences (LAS) are available for evaluation in degree audit.
Currently, the degree progress report evaluates General Education Requirements for all degree-seeking students who matriculated at the University of Maine beginning with the Fall 2008 semester. The degree progress report can also evaluate academic plans offered by the College of Business, Public Policy, & Health (BPPH) and the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences (LAS). This includes majors, double majors, concentrations, and minors.
Effective Fall 2010, the Economics (B.A.) major, Financial Economics major, and Economics minor moved from the College of BPPH to the College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, & Agriculture (NSFA). These three academic plans are the only plans outside of the College of BPPH and the College of LAS that are available for evaluation in a degree progress report.
Further information is available for Degree Audit on the Office of Student Records web site.
The Office of Student Financial Aid has begun loading 2011-2012 FAFSAs. To determine whether your FAFSA has been received by UMaine, login to your Student Self-Service page in MaineStreet. You will find the FAFSA Status link under the Finances section of your Student Center. Please look for the 2011-2012 FAFSA. The date listed is not the date you filed the FAFSA, but instead is the date we loaded your FAFSA at UMaine. If you have recently filed and the receipt of your FAFSA does not appear within 7 business days, please contact the Office of Student Financial Aid.
The 2011-2012 FAFSA is now available at www.fafsa.gov. For priority consideration, the Federal Processing Center must receive your FAFSA by March 1, 2011. Additionally, be sure to protect your priority status by responding promptly to requests for further information or documentation. You do not have to wait until tax forms are filed with the IRS; you can provide estimated income figures if necessary. Financial aid is available to applicants who miss the deadline, but may be limited.
Information for Fall 2011 Enrollment is available on the Student Records web site. Wish List validation begins on March 14th with actual registration beginning on March 21st. Please check the Enrollment Schedule for exact dates and times.
Federal Direct Stafford Loans – All students wishing to borrow fall semester Federal Direct Stafford Loans, must accept these loans by Wednesday, December 15th, so they can be processed by the end of the semester. Students who have not completed MPNs or Entrance Counseling for fall only loans must complete these by Friday, December 17th at http://studentloans.gov.
Federal Direct PLUS Loans – All fall semester PLUS Loan applications must be received by the Office of Student Financial Aid by Wednesday, December 15th to allow adequate processing time.
Alternative Loans - In order for us to certify fall semester alternative loans, all certification requests must be received by the Office of Student Financial Aid by Friday, December 17th.
If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Student Financial Aid at 207-581-1324
Course listings for Spring 2011 are now available in MaineStreet.
