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Semester checklist for admins

What the admin does each semester, in order — before it starts, during enrollment, while teaching and at the end.

WhoAdmin(with the Heads of Program)Use this as the to-do list for every term. Each step links to where it’s explained.

Before the semester

  1. Term dates — the term, its exam periods and holidays on Setup › Academic Calendar (Academic calendar).
  2. Fees for a new intake — the recurring fee schedule for the new entry year on Setup › Tuition & Fees (Fees and payments).
  3. Course packages — Generate Packages, let the Heads of Program review their drafts, then Publish on Semester › Course Packages. Open courses to other programs, or set them retake-only, on Semester › Course Offerings (Packages and offerings).
  4. Enrollment window — the dates, payment deadline, grace days and late fee, plus each program’s KRS and validation dates, on Semester › Enrollments (Enrollment window).
  5. Academic advisors — every self-service KRS student needs one, on People › Academic Advisors (People).
  6. Holds and leave — clear holds that are settled; check leave requests waiting in Student Services › Approvals.

During enrollment

  1. Package students — Auto-Enroll them (preview first) or Bulk Enroll a group on Semester › Enrollments (Enrollment).
  2. KRS students — follow up with advisors whose My Advisees still have KRS waiting (KRS review).
  3. Payments — verify proofs every day, extend deadlines or set up installment plans where agreed (Paying).

Start of teaching

  1. Timetable — on Semester › Schedules: Generate classes → Auto-schedule → Assign lecturers → Publish → Lock. Run Generate classes again for students who paid late (Classes).
  2. Sessions — the Heads of Program generate and publish their courses’ sessions (each syllabus needs a complete grading scheme) (Sessions).

During the semester

  1. Requests — work through Student Services › Approvals, including the To do tab (Approvals).
  2. Attendance — check Reports › Attendance Risk with the advisors (Sessions and attendance).
  3. Mid exams — lecturers create their exams; then Semester › Exams: Auto-Schedule → Assign Proctors → Publish. Schedule approved make-ups on Semester › Make-up Exams (Exams).

End of the semester

  1. Final exams — as for the mid exams.
  2. Grades — chase late classes from Reports › Grade Completion, then lock them (Grades).
  3. Close the semester — Semester › Course Offerings › Close Semester (Closing the semester).
  4. Semester status — Generate Semester Status on Semester › Enrollments (The next semester).
  5. PDDikti — check readiness and download the CSVs on Reports › PDDikti Report (PDDikti).
  6. Graduates — check eligibility and declare graduates, then print SKLs (Graduation).

Then

The next term starts again at step 1. A Compact semester for retakes can run in between (Retakes).