Indiana State University: Transfer Central--Credit Transfer Report (DARS)

Credit Transfer Report (DARS)

ABOUT DARS | ACCESSING YOUR DARS | READING YOUR DARS
Transfer Orientation
Once admitted to the University, you may access your credit transfer report (DARS) through the MyISU Portal. This report details all requirements necessary to complete a degree at ISU, including:

:: Transfer hours accepted
:: Overall graduation requirements
:: General education requirements
:: Major requirements
:: Minor requirements, if you declared a minor

About DARS

Degree Audit Reporting System (DARS) is a cumulative curriculum record of your progress in completing an academic degree at ISU. You may request a degree audit report for your declared degree program or for degree programs in which you are interested. DARS details all of the requirements you must complete to finish a degree at ISU. The DARS report is an internal ISU document used primarily for advising and graduation certification and is NOT an official document. The official documentation of your academic record is your transcript.

Accessing Your DARS

Once admitted to the University, you may access your DARS by logging on to the MyISU Portal.

Go to http://myisu.indstate.edu
Log on to the portal using your Sycamore login and password.
Click on the "Student" tab.
Click on "DARS Menu" link.
Click on "Submit an Audit" and follow instructions from there to get a DARS.

Reading Your DARS

Your DARS will include:

Your name and ID
Your major
Your catalog year
Your advisor
Your GPA (grade point average)
Earned hours
Transfer hours (if you have any)
Courses taken with grade and term

Instructions:

For details on reading your DARS, download and print these student instructions:

Instructions (PDF)
Instructions (word document; requires Microsoft Office or free viewer)

In addition, this video presentation (6 minutes) on DARS may be helpful.

Last updated: 22 June 2008

The Catalog of Indiana State University is the document of authority for all students. The requirements given in the catalog supersede information issued by any academic department, program, college, or school. The University reserves the right to change the requirements at any time.