Transferring
just got easier! Anoka-Ramsey Community College
is a participating member of DARS (Degree Audit
Report System) and MNCAS (Minnesota Course Applicability
System) - both of which are designed to provide
fast and accurate course and credit transfer information
to students.
Degree
Audit Report System (DARS)
The Degree
Audit Report System (DARS) delivers a degree audit
and evaluation of the coursework necessary to complete
your degree or program at ARCC. Your DARS report will
show your coursework completed at ARCC as well as coursework
officially accepted in transfer to meet the academic requirements
of your ARCC degree.
To access your DARS report, login to
the student
portal of ARCC using your Student/Tech ID and PIN,
then click on 'Student' Tab and 'Degree Audit Report.'
A 12-minute tutorial entitled "How
to Read Your DARS Audit" (click on 'Documentation,'
then 'Printing, Running Audits and Reports,' and
finally the 'Captivate Presentation.').
Minnesota
Course Applicability System (MNCAS)
The Minnesota
Course Applicability System (MNCAS) is free
web-based transfer information system that can be
accessed by any Internet user.
MNCAS is a collaborative effort by Minnesota
State Colleges and Universities and the University
of Minnesota, which helps transfer students move
from school to school and earn degrees in a timely
manner. Users have direct access to course acceptability,
equivalency and applicability among participating
institutions across Minnesota and the United States.
MNCAS
enables students to immediately see how courses
will fulfill degree requirements at the degree granting
school. MNCAS
features include:
-
Course Descriptions: Access
course descriptions directly from CAS or a CAS
institution's web site.
-
Academic Programs: Access
information about the programs offered by a
CAS institution.
-
Course Equivalency Guide:
View how courses transfer from one
institution to another.
-
Your Courses: Maintain a list
of courses and grades for use in running
planning guides (requires user to create a free
CAS user account)
-
Planning Guides: Run an unofficial
planning guide (degree audit) to
learn how the course saved in 'Your Courses'
may transfer and apply to a
degree program (requires user to create a free
CAS user account).
-
Student Services: Access student
services web sites, such as admissions,
financial aid, counseling, etc.
NOTE: Information obtained
through DARS and MNCAS should be considered unofficial
and must be verified through the Records Department
of the degree granting school.
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