Stellic Degree Planner
Your Path to Degree Made Clear
Take control of your college path with Stellic.
Stellic makes exploring degrees and finding classes simple. Plan your schedule, enroll in classes and track your progress—all in one place.
What is Stellic...
This intuitive tool lets you visualize and manage your degree progress, allows you to explore options and ensures you stay on track to graduation.
Track
Your Past & Present Course Enrollment
Take the guesswork out of course planning and tracking graduation requirements with continuous visibility of your degree progress. Get notified if you may be at-risk. Stellic's track functionality includes courses and credits counters to show progress towards completing your degree.
Plan
Your Possible Future
Easily choose and sequence courses by dragging and dropping them into a tentative plan that meets your requirements and aids on-time completion. Experiment with different majors or add a minor to see how they fit with your earned credits. Your planner is a map where you will continually develop and adjust your academic journey with your professional advisor.
Schedule
Your Classes
Build your semester schedule based on your preferences and course availability. Customize your breaks to schedule around obligations such as work, extra-curricular events or family.
How to Use Stellic
Getting started with Stellic is easy! Follow these steps to access the tool, familiarize yourself with its features, and find helpful resources.
Access Stellic in SIS
You can log directly into Stellic or access it in SIS. Log into SIS and click the Stellic Degree Planner link on the top left of the Academics section of your SIS Student Center page.
Help Videos
Find detailed how-to instructions to help navigate in and use Stellic.
Stellic FAQs
Check out these common questions about Stellic. For detailed help, visit the Stellic Student Guide
Q: Can I register in courses using SIS?
Yes! All registration functions will work in SIS. Using Stellic is a great way to plan your courses.
Q: I can't register for classes in Stellic. Why?
There are a few reasons you might not be able to register for classes. Listed below are reasons you won't be able to register:
- It's not your time to register yet. Make sure you're registering during your enrollment date and time.
- There's a hold on your account. You can have a hold for various reasons—maybe there's a pending bill that you need to pay, or maybe you just need to complete your payment agreement. You won't be able to register for classes if there is a hold on your account. To see the holds on your account, log into SIS.
Q: What can I do in Stellic?
Stellic is your one-stop shop for managing your academic journey at UW-Green Bay. Here's what you can achieve:
- Track your progress. See a clear picture of your completed courses, what's left to graduate, and how your credits apply to your major and minor requirements.
- Plan your future semesters. Search for classes that fulfill specific requirements and build your ideal semester schedule.
- Try out majors or minors. Experiment with different academic paths and see how they impact your graduation timeline.
Q: What do the icons in Stellic mean?
Stellic uses a set of icons to give you an at-a-glance view of your curriculum plan, showing the status of courses and requirements. You may also see a letter instead of an icon if "Better Interaction" mode is enabled. For more details, visit the Stellic Student Guide
Stellic Icons Explained
| Icon | Better Interaction Mode | Description |
|---|---|---|
 |  | Course is taken or requirement is satisfied |
|  | Course or requirement is waived |
  |   | Course or requirement is in progress This can be configured to show either an orange or green indicator depending on what is more appropriate for your campus |
 |  | A registered course in a future term, or a requirement with a future registered course |
 |  | A registered course on a waitlist, or a requirement with a waitlisted couse |
 |  | A course in the shopping cart, or a requirement with a course in the shopping cart. This option is only available for partners using the shopping cart registration model. |
 |  | A planned course, or a requirement with a planned course |
 |  | A remaining course or requirement. In addition, if any course is taken but not counting, additional icon on the right will provide that information. This is defined in the 'Additional information' table below |
 |  | Any course or requirement that is optional. If any course is still taken or planned when not needed, additional icon on the right will provide that information. This is defined in the 'Additional information' table below |
 |  | A completed milestone |
 |  | A remaining milestone |
 |  | A planned milestone |
Additional Icons
Sometimes courses require additional information to be provided. This is now indicated with an additional icon on the course on the right side
| Icon | Description |
|---|---|
 | Course is counting toward multiple requirements, hover for details |
 | Course is being used as an equivalent to the required course |
 | Informational note about the course (e.g., Course was taken but was not required) |
 | Additional information that requires attention (e.g., Course was taken but grade requirement was not met) |
 | Course is fulfilling a parent requirement and may appear in multiple locations |
Q: How do I change the icons from symbols to text?
You can change the icons to text letters instead of symbols by enabling Better Interaction in your Stellic settings. Follow these steps to enable Better Interaction and turn on Text Icons.
- Click your Profile Icon in the top right.
- Select Settings from the drop-down options.
- The User Settings panel will open. You can always close out of the Settings menu using the X at the top right.
- Scroll down to find Web Accessibility.
- Enable the checkbox under Better Interaction.
Here to Help!
Stellic is intuitive, but if you get stuck or have questions, your advisors are here to help! We can meet face-to-face, virtually or discuss over the phone. Contact us to schedule an appointment with your advisor.