EARLY GRADUATES
Below are the steps to follow
at the end of first semester
when coding for an early graduate.
1. Leave their status as
active on STUD; DO NOT withdraw this student. This will include these students in class
rankings, letters, labels, and EMIS graduation processing.
2. On SIS Screen SCHE, use
option 9 to Drop Current REQU and option 10 to Drop Current CLIS records.
Select option 7 to save the changes you made to the student's schedule. This will keep these students off of
future class lists. However, first semester marks will remain and will
post to COHI when B118 runs.

3. OPTIONAL
- To remove early grads from homeroom attendance lists if you do attendance by
homeroom or if you want to track the early graduates in SIS, create a homeroom
in SIS for early graduates. For example, you could call this homeroom EG
for early graduates and then change their homeroom field on STUD to EG.
Steps to Create an Early Grad
Homeroom in SIS:
1.
Create a TEAC record for EG (Early Grad)

2.
Create a ROOM record for EG (Early Grad)

3.
Create an HRMS record for EG (Early Grad)

4. Enter
Homeroom EG on the early graduates STUD record.

EMIS
EARLY GRADUATES: Seniors who
finish the end of the first semester (3.5 year graduates) need their
information updated in EMIS – AFTER THE SNAPSHOT – in order to
report them correctly in EMIS and have them in SIS for yearend class rank,
labels, etc. These students have been carried as Active in SIS for the
second semester for yearend/building purposes. After the snapshot you need to
update two fields in the yearend database: 1) the withdrawal date to the actual date the
student finished (usually around January 19th) and; 2) you need
update the Days Attended field by subtracting the second semester number of
days from the total in the Days Attended field that was updated by ATTUPDEMIS
(absences should not change). The other graduation fields have already been
updated correctly from UNCLEMIS (after STUD_GRAD) and EMIS_GRAD. These
students will be treated the same as any other senior when it comes to the
summer SIS/EMIS cleanups.
EMIS-GRAD
