🎓 YorkU Degree Planner

York University • Degree planning tool

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Plan your degree — not just track it.

Build your own YorkU degree roadmap, see how much of your degree you have planned, organize courses by term, calculate your GPA, and test future courses and grades before you commit to a plan.

Add your courses to start tracking your degree. You can then plan future terms or test hypothetical grades and courses — or set your own credit-load targets at any time, even before you've added a single course.

Important: This is a personal planning tool, not an official York University degree audit. York's Degree Progress Report and Academic Calendar remain the authoritative sources for your actual degree requirements and graduation eligibility.

York University degree planning

What can you do?

Use this YorkU degree planner to keep your courses, credits, GPA and academic plans together in one place. It is designed for students who want a practical way to understand their degree progress and plan what comes next.

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📊 See your progress

Track completed credits, GPA and degree-planning progress from one dashboard. Add completed courses, courses in progress and transfer credits to build a personal picture of where you are in your York degree.

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🗓️ Plan terms

Organize current and planned courses into a term-by-term roadmap. Use the planner to think through your course sequence, credit load and estimated terms remaining.

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🔮 Test the future

Use What-If Analysis to simulate future courses and grades and see how they could affect your GPA, credits and overall degree progress before you commit to a plan.

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🎯 Set your own credit targets

Propose how many credits you plan to earn per term or per academic year — even before adding a single course to it. The planner only compares your earned credits against the number you set; it never sets one for you.

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💾 Keep control

Your working course data is stored locally in your browser. No account or server storage is required, and you can export your plan as CSV, JSON or a printable transcript.

Simple workflow

How it works

1Add your courses

Enter completed, transfer, current and planned courses — edit any of them later as your plan changes.

2Check your progress

Review credits, GPA and degree-planning requirements.

3Plan what comes next

Organize terms, set your own credit targets, or test future scenarios.

🗓️ YorkU Timetable Exporter

Already building your schedule with York's Visual Schedule Builder? The YorkU Timetable Exporter lets you turn your York timetable into a cleaner, reusable format. Use it alongside the Degree Planner: plan which courses you need for your degree, then organize when and how those courses fit into your weekly schedule.

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YorkU degree planning in one place

Planning a degree at York University can involve courses, credits, GPA, degree requirements, transfer credits and future terms. This YorkU Degree Planner gives students a personal working view of those pieces so they can explore different academic plans.

Use it to track YorkU courses and credits, organize a York University term plan, review degree progress, and explore What-If scenarios. It is designed as a planning companion to York's official academic record and Academic Calendar, not as a replacement for them.

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Add your courses to see your progress

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Cumulative GPA
York 9.0 scale

Credits by Academic Year

Earned · Planned · Remaining

Credits by Term

Term credits · Earned · Planned
Program requirements The requirement view is currently configured for the selected program template. Always verify requirements against York's official Academic Calendar and Degree Progress Report.

Degree Planning Breakdown

Planning view — not an official York degree audit
Live updates as you add courses

Add Course to Your Plan

Use Transfer Credit for credits awarded by York that should count toward your planning total but should not affect York GPA.

My Transcript

📅 Term-by-Term View

Courses are organized by term. Use this to plan your academic timeline.

What-If Scenario Analysis

🔮 Test Future Scenarios

Add hypothetical future courses with projected grades to see how they'll impact your GPA and progress. Changes here don't affect your real transcript.

📊 Projected Results

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I calculate GPA at York University?

York University uses a 9.0 GPA scale. This tracker calculates your cumulative GPA instantly as you add courses and grades.

How many credits do I need to graduate from York University?

York Honours BSc programs normally require at least 120 credits, but the exact requirements depend on your program and year of entry. Always confirm with the Academic Calendar and your Degree Progress Report.

Can I test future grades before registering?

Yes. The What-If Analysis tool lets you simulate future courses and grades without changing your saved plan.

Does this YorkU Degree Tracker save my data?

Your course data stays in your browser using local storage. No login or server storage is required.

Can I import my transcript?

Yes. You can manually add courses or import them using CSV for faster degree planning.

Can I set my own credit-load targets?

Yes. Use 🎯 Credit Targets (in the header menu or on the landing page) to set how many credits you plan to earn per term or per academic year — even before adding a single course. The planner then shows how your actual earned credits compare to your own goal; it never sets a target for you.

Can I edit a course after adding it?

Yes. Click ✏️ Edit on any course in My Courses to update its status, grade, credits or term — for example moving it from Planned to In Progress, then to Completed once you finish it — without deleting and re-adding the course.

Planning disclaimer

This website is an independent student planning tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by York University. It does not replace York's official Degree Progress Report, transcript, Academic Calendar, or academic advising. Requirements and course rules can change; verify your own program and entry year before enrolling or applying to graduate.

Official references: Degree Progress Report · · Academic Calendar