Plan your pathto graduation.
Your classes, your college’s rules, and the official transfer agreements — with a term-by-term plan on top. Source review status is shown on each plan.
Free · about 3 minutes · no card · saved to your account
Built on the official sources
In the planner today
23 colleges · 31 campuses with planning · 7322 requirement sets with sources · what that means
All 23 source colleges have planning. The 31 campuses are separate UC / CSU destinations; coverage varies by major and agreement year.
Stop guessing which classes count.Build a plan with cited sources.
One plan that reads your classes, checks them against the rules, and lays out what is left — for wherever you are right now.
For community college students
A degree, a transfer, or both — every class matched to the official agreement.
Your classes
- MATH 190
- MATH 191
- CSCI 1
- CSCI 2
- PHYS 1A
- ENGL 1A
Fall 2026
- CSCI 2
- MATH 210
- HIST 101
Spring 2027
- PHYS 1B
- CSCI 3
- COMM 1
Fall 2027
- MATH 220
- PHYS 1C
Next moves
- Add PHYS 1B in spring
- GPA to beat: 3.4
- UC application: Nov 30
One plan. Three things.Each one makes the other two better.
Your classes, the requirements, and the term plan share one record. Change a grade and the plan re-audits; switch a major and the terms re-flow.
Your classes, captured.
Tap them from your college’s catalog, paste a transcript, or upload it. Every row is confirmed by you before it counts. Exam credit included.
- MATH 190Calculus IA
- CSCI 1Problem SolvingA-
- ENGL 1AReading & CompositionB+
- PHYS 1AMechanicsB
Your requirements, checked.
Major prep, general education, units, GPA — modeled requirements checked against cited sources, with the applicable year and unresolved questions shown.
- Major prep · Calculus I–IIMATH 190, 191
- Major prep · PhysicsPHYS 1A
- Cal-GETC 1A · EnglishENGL 1A
- Major prep · Data structuresCSCI 2 — spring
- Cal-GETC 3B · Humanitiesneeds verification
Illustrative plan · source year shown in your audit
Your terms, built.
Draft your remaining classes by term, with known prerequisites in order. Check course offerings and enrollment conditions before registration.
Fall 2026
- CSCI 2
- MATH 210
- HIST 101
Spring 2027
- PHYS 1B
- CSCI 3
- COMM 1
Fall 2027
- MATH 220
- PHYS 1C
Official sources.Questions you can resolve.
Your plan links to its agreement and course evidence, with source years and available dates. Missing or unresolved rules stay visible so you can check the exact question with your counselor.
Explore how it worksASSIST.org
Your college, destination, major and agreement year
College catalog
Course units, prerequisites and enrollment conditions
Cal-GETC / IGETC
Your GE pattern and dated course approvals
Class schedule
Published sections where a schedule feed is available
From a pile of transcripts toa plan that keeps itself current.
Four things you do with DegreeLume — and each one makes the next one smarter.
Where are you right now?
- I’m starting collegeNot enrolled yet
- I’m at a community collegePlan a degree, a transfer, or both
- I’m at a 4-year collegeLay out the courses left for my degree
Answer three questions.
Tell us where you are, where you are headed, and what you want to study. You can keep undecided choices open while exploring your options.
14 rows found · confirm each one
Add your classes.
Select classes, upload a transcript, or connect an available academic record. You confirm every course before it counts.
Fall 2026
- CSCI 2
- MATH 210
- HIST 101
Spring 2027
- PHYS 1B
- CSCI 3
- COMM 1
Fall 2027
- MATH 220
- PHYS 1C
Get the verdict and the plan.
See the checks your sources support, the questions still open, and a draft of your remaining classes. Confirm the selected term in your college’s published schedule.
- 09:01→reading Canvas · CSCI 2 · grade 88%
- 09:01→reading catalog · CSCI 3 · offered spring
- 09:02✎writing plan · moved PHYS 1B → Spring 2027
- 09:02✓re-audit · still Competitive · +2 units
Keep it current.
Sync available Canvas courses and grades, confirm your course matches, and update your plan with eligible completed coursework. Deadline reminders are planned.
Everyone sells one piece.DegreeLume closes the loop.
Before DegreeLume
A spreadsheet you rebuild every term, from screenshots of the catalog and a counselor’s note.
With DegreeLume
One plan that reads your classes, checks the rules, and lays out what is left — re-audited every time something changes.
Before DegreeLume
Which class counts where lives on ASSIST, in a PDF, and in someone’s memory. Three tabs, one guess.
With DegreeLume
Modeled requirements checked against cited agreements and catalogs, with source years and unresolved questions shown.
Before DegreeLume
Fifteen minutes, twice a year, after a two-week wait — and no record of what was said.
With DegreeLume
A named plan you keep on your account, ready to hand to a counselor with the exact question for anything we cannot verify.
Before DegreeLume
A plan that assumes every class runs every term, and a registration morning spent finding out it does not.
With DegreeLume
Draft course placements, with published sections where a schedule feed is available. Check current availability and enrollment conditions with your college.
Before DegreeLume
A paid app for the GPA, another for the schedule, a third for the transfer check.
With DegreeLume
One place, free with an account. Nothing to buy to see whether you are on track.
Your record and published requirements,turned into clear next steps.
- Published requirementsfor your selected path and year
- Your collegethe courses and rules that apply there
- Your confirmed courseworkclasses, grades, and current enrollment
- Your goaldestination, major, and timing preferences
- What countsrequirements supported by your record
- Classes to considerexact options where the source supports them
- Questions to reviewanything the available evidence cannot settle
- A plan to sharesources and next steps for a counselor meeting
Sources, assumptions, and open questions stay visible
Your degree planshould belong to you.
Not to a spreadsheet, not to a waitlist for a fifteen-minute appointment. Build it once, keep it on your account, and hand it to anyone who asks.
Saved to your account Every check cited