1. Curriculum, Advising and Program Planning (CAPP)

2. What is CAPP?
CAPP is a software package that interfaces directly with Banner.
This tool assists advisors, students, and administrative staff with academic advising and verifying graduation requirements.

3. How does it work?
The degree requirements for UNC Charlotte academic programs are based on the academic catalog and built by the Office of the Registrar.
CAPP searches through the student record for transfer credit, completed UNCC courses and in-progress courses to determine if a student’s degree requirements have been fulfilled.

4. How Do I Access CAPP? Log in to My UNC Charlotte (my.uncc.edu)
Under Academic Resources, click the link for Student Records
Click the link for CAPP Degree Evaluation

5. Generate a New Evaluation
Always generate a new evaluation so that CAPP accesses your most current student information (graded courses, schedule changes, etc.)

6. Generate a New Evaluation
Select the program you want CAPP to evaluate, then click the Generate Request button. CAPP will include all majors, minors and concentrations associated with this program.

7. Generate a New Evaluation
Select Detail Requirements to view details about the evaluation.

8. Detail Requirements
Degree requirements that need to be fulfilled will be indicated with a “No” or “Not Met”. Completed requirements are indicated with a “Yes” or “Met”.

9. Detail Requirements
CAPP uses transfer credit, completed UNCC courses, and in-progress courses to fulfill degree requirements.

10. General Education Requirements
The evaluation will display the overall credits and GPA needed to graduate, as well as General Education requirements.

11. Major/Minor/Concentration Requirements
The evaluation will display the degree requirements based on the academic catalog that the student is following.

12. Unrestricted Electives
The evaluation will also display courses that weren’t used for a specific requirement. These are used to complete the overall credit hour requirement.

13. Questions about Requirements?
Please contact your academic advisor
Technical Questions?
Please