Indiana University Students Move to Stellic System
Students must now use the new academic planning tool to track degree progress and schedule classes for upcoming semesters.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Financial Aid
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Indiana University transitioned to Stellic as its mandatory academic planning tool starting in fall 2026. This new platform now serves as the primary system for students to track degree progress and schedule classes, replacing the long-standing Interactive Graduation Planning System.
Why it matters
The change updates how students manage their graduation pathways and degree requirements. As the university completes this shift, students must now rely on the new platform to visualize their academic progress and prepare for registration.
Indiana University officially replaced its degree planning website used since 2014 with Stellic in fall 2026. The new tool provides students with dedicated tabs for visualizing path requirements and reviewing degree audits.
The players
Indiana University
A public research university system that serves as the state's flagship institution for higher education.
Stellic
The academic planning software platform now used for student degree auditing and course scheduling.
The details
Students use the Plan your Path tab in Stellic to map out their graduation requirements and the Track Progress tab to view their official degree audits and grade-point averages. Any courses that do not fit into the degree structure are categorized as unmatched and appear at the end of the audit. Students can view their specific registration dates directly on the main home page of the Stellic website.
Timeline
2014 marks the start of the former academic planning system usage.
2023 was when the university began the integration of Stellic.
Fall 2026 is when Stellic became mandatory for all student scheduling.
October 15, 2026, to November 20, 2026, is the window for peer coaching help sessions.
Education Landscape
Universities across the nation are increasingly adopting centralized academic platforms to replace legacy tracking systems. This transition aligns with efforts to provide students with more accurate, real-time data regarding their path to graduation.
Students should ensure they can access the new platform to check their registration dates and review degree requirements before the next term. If you encounter difficulties navigating the new audits, consider visiting the peer coaching sessions in Wells Library Room 002.
The takeaway
The move to a new planning tool requires students to verify that all previous course credits have been correctly applied to their new audit. If you are uncertain about your current graduation progress, contact your academic adviser or visit the designated peer help center.
Further reading
For more information on navigating university resources and support, visit Financial Aid.
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