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CALS Degree Advising and Planning

The Office of Student Services aims to support undergraduate students in their academic and personal success by fostering an inclusive community of support made up of faculty, staff, peers, alumni, and extensive resources from across the college and university. Your academic journey through Cornell is unique. Review your progress regularly to stay on track.

Your Academic Support Team - Who Can Help?
  • Inclusive Academic Advising
    • offers undergraduate academic advising
    • academic petitions
    • Connecting students to on-campus academic and wellness support services
    • Academic Success Program (ASP) advising
    • general student support
    • degree progress
  • Registrar Services
    • transfer credits
    • degree requirements
    • academic policies
    • academic petitions
    • course enrollment
    • degree progress
  • Major Advising Coordinator:
    • Experts in your major field of study.
    • Assist you in understanding major requirements.
    • CALS students are assigned to an advisor and can meet with their major’s advising coordinator for major-related advising.
  • CALS Career Advisor
    • CALS career experts provide industry-focused resources, student-centered career services including experiential and entrepreneurial learning opportunities, timely career programming, specialized workshops, and personalized career advising, integrating real-world connections into the college experience. Learn more about Career appointments and services here.
  • Study Abroad, Exchange & Internationalization
    • Explore cultures, points of view, and life experiences that are different from your own! Cornell offers a variety of Global experiences, including classes here on campus that address international themes or take an international perspective and immersive study abroad opportunities. Find your way to engage with communities and cultures that broaden your worldview and perspectives! Learn more about Global Experiences and services here.

CALS undergraduate students who started at Cornell before Summer 2023 will continue using DUST to track college-level degree requirements.  

DUST Degree Audit

CALS undergraduate students enrolled at Cornell in Summer 2023 or later will use Stellic @ Cornell. CALS undergraduate students who started at Cornell before Summer 2023 will continue using DUST to track college-level degree requirements.  

Biological Engineering and Environmental Engineering majors will be added to Stellic in spring 2027, in coordination with the College of Engineering. Until then, students in these majors should continue to work directly with their department.

How to Log In

Go to Stellic @ Cornell and log in with your NetID and password. Bookmark the page for easy access. 

Explore your dashboard 

After logging in, you'll land on your dashboard, which gives you a quick view of your current programs, schedule, and academic progress. 

Track Your Academic Progress

From your dashboard, you can view your degree, GPA, and courses for the current term. The progress bar shows how many courses you have completed, are planning to complete, or still need to complete — so you can see at a glance what's left.

Basic Information: View your degree, GPA, and courses for the current term. The progress bar shows how many courses you have completed, are planning to complete, or still need to complete, so you can see at a glance what's left.

Need Help?

Visit the Degree Planning in Stellic, Support, and FAQs webpage for more information, support, or answers to common questions.