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GSTS - Accessing Advisement Reports (Faculty Advisor)

This document provides an overview of how Faculty Advisors can access GSTS Advisement Reports for their graduate student advisees. It also provides an overview of the Academic Advisement Report structure and an introduction to reading the report. Note that the access path and report view are different for both graduate coordinators and students.

Security Access

All faculty who are assigned to advise graduate students have automatic access to view the GSTS Advisement Reports for their advisees through the Faculty Center in the Student Information System (SIS).

How to View GSTS Advisement Reports for Students

Option 1 - Access through the Faculty Center

  1. Log in to your MyUW account using your NetID and password. Note that you will be prompted to enter Multi-Factor Authentication.
    1. NetID login screenshot
  2. Select the Faculty Center tile from your MyUW homepage.  If you do not have the Faculty Center tile, follow these instructions to search for and add the tile to your homepage.
    1. Faculty Center Tile
  3. At the top of the Faculty Center page, click the Advisor Center tab.
    1. Faculty Center Page
  4. Next, click the Student Center tab to access the Advisee Student Center.
    1. Advisor Center Page
  5. In the Advisee Student Center, use the drop down menu to select the student whose report you want to view, then click Change.
    1. Student Center page within Advisor Center tab
  6. Under the Academics section use the drop down menu to select Academic Requirements.  Then click the double arrow to generate the student's GSTS Advisement Report.
    1. Student Center page within Advisor Center tab
  7. The following screen will then display with the GSTS Advisement Report. At the top of the report is general information that tells the student what GSTS is. It also includes a disclaimer that warns users that student course exceptions and prior coursework may not be reflected in this report.
    1. Top of Example GSTS Advisement Report for Anonymous student
  8. To return to the Advisee Student Center page to view a report for another student click on the Student Center button in the top left corner.
    1. Return to Advisee Student Center button

Option 2 - Through Student Information System (SIS)

Video Tutorial 

  1. Go to https://madison.sis.wisc.edu/ and use your NetID and password to log into the Student Information System (SIS). Note that you will be prompted to enter Multi-Factor Authentication.
    1. NetID login screen
  2. Click on the compass in the upper right corner to open the NavBar.
    1. SIS homepage with arrow pointing at compass icon and open NavBar
  3. Select the Menu, then click Self Service, select Advisor Center, then Advisee Student Center.
    1. NavBar open showing how to get to "Advisee Student Center"
  4. In the Advisee Student Center use the drop down menu to select the advisee whose report you want to view.  Then click Change.
    1. Advisee Student Center page with red box around "change advisee" dropdown menu
  5. Under the Academics section use the drop down menu to select Academic Requirements.  Then click the double arrow to generate the student's GSTS Advisement Report.
    1. Advisee Student Center page with red box around academic requirements dropdown menu
  6. The following screen will then display with the GSTS Advisement Report. At the top of the report is general information that tells the student what GSTS is. It also includes a disclaimer that warns users that student course exceptions and prior coursework may not be reflected in this report.
    1. Sample GSTS Advisement Report
  7. To return to the Advisee Student Center page to view a report for another student, click on the Student Center button in the top left corner.
GSTS Report with red circle and arrow pointing to return "Student Center" button



Keywords:
GSTS, Faculty Center, Academic Advisement Reports, Graduate Student Tracking System 
Doc ID:
105804
Owned by:
Lorena K. in Graduate School
Created:
2020-09-14
Updated:
2024-09-13
Sites:
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