General Wolf Watch Information
All currently enrolled undergraduate students that did not apply for Spring 2010 graduation or those who first attended UWG in Fall 1998 or later can utilize Wolf Watch.
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Reviewing Your Wolf Watch
Wolf Watch Worksheet: When you first log onto your Wolf Watch, you will see your Wolf Watch Worksheet. Please review this worksheet to ensure that your degree, major, minor, and concentration are accurate. This worksheet will then guide you through registering for classes by informing you of which courses you still need to take.
Symbols in Wolf Watch
Symbols in Wolf Watch Symbol Description 
Complete Indicator - this indicator shows that courses, block areas (such as Core D or Minor), and other requirements (such as minimum GPA) are complete. 
Not Complete Indicator - this indicator shows that a course requirement is not complete (or in progress), that a block area (such as Core D or Minor) is not complete or that another requirement is not met (such as minimum GPA requirement). 
Complete Except for Classes In-Progress Indicator - this indicator shows that a course is registered for or in progress but final grades have not yet been released. This indicator is also used in area blocks (such as Core D or Minor) to indicate that once grades are final for courses in-progress, the area block may become satisfied. 
Nearly Complete Indicator - this indicator shows that a requirement is nearly met, but some assistance from an academic advisor may be needed. @ The @ symbol is used in Wolf Watch as a wildcard indicator. For example, a student's degree requirement may state a student needs 12 Hours in PHIL 3@ or 4@. This states that the student should take 12 hours of any Philosophy (PHIL) course at the 3000 or 4000 level. Symbols in Wolf Watch
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Description: Complete Indicator - this indicator shows that courses, block areas (such as Core D or Minor), and other requirements (such as minimum GPA) are complete. -
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Description: Not Complete Indicator - this indicator shows that a course requirement is not complete (or in progress), that a block area (such as Core D or Minor) is not complete or that another requirement is not met (such as minimum GPA requirement). -
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Description: Complete Except for Classes In-Progress Indicator - this indicator shows that a course is registered for or in progress but final grades have not yet been released. This indicator is also used in area blocks (such as Core D or Minor) to indicate that once grades are final for courses in-progress, the area block may become satisfied. -
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Description: Nearly Complete Indicator - this indicator shows that a requirement is nearly met, but some assistance from an academic advisor may be needed. -
Symbol: @
Description: The @ symbol is used in Wolf Watch as a wildcard indicator. For example, a student's degree requirement may state a student needs 12 Hours in PHIL 3@ or 4@. This states that the student should take 12 hours of any Philosophy (PHIL) course at the 3000 or 4000 level.
The Degree Progress Bar
The degree progress bar provides students a visual representation of their degree progression. In-progress courses are included in the degree progress bar representation. The degree progress bar is useful for estimations of degree completion only and may not reflect accurately for students who have not declared a major (undeclared, meta-majors) or students who have not declared a concentration or minor.
Area Blocks & Headers
The information presented in Wolf Watch is presented in a series of area blocks & headers.
The first area block shows a summary block of a student's degree progress as well as indicators that show if a student has completed all other area blocks.
The summary block is followed by the Core Area Blocks (Core Areas A-F). These blocks show the requirements for courses in the General Core.
The Core Area Blocks are followed by the Major Block which shows requirements specific to the student's major.
The Major Block is followed by the Minor Block (if the student's degree requires a minor or a minor is declared)
The Minor Block is followed by the Potential Electives, Courses that Cannot be Applied to Degree & In-progress Courses Blocks.
Potential Electives block shows courses that count towards degree progression, but do not fit in any
other area of degree requirements.
Courses that Cannot be Applied to Degree shows courses where a student earned a grade that does not allow that course to be
used towards degree progression, courses that have an incomplete grade or courses
where the student withdrew.
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Common Wolf Watch Questions and Degree Audit Issues
The information presented in this section provides an overview of common Wolf Watch questions and Degree Audit issues for undergraduate and graduate students. Students with specific questions concerning their degree requirements should contact their Academic Advisor for assistance.