Degree Audit Check is a Clone skill that checks an academic plan against official sources like the course catalog and applies student-privacy and authorization rules to planning. It flags requirements it cannot verify and confirms who is allowed to see a student's plan. Student and educator clones use it, and it needs no app connection.
Check my plan against the catalog. Does Stats 210 count for my quantitative requirement?
In the catalog excerpt you shared, Stats 210 is listed under the quantitative requirement. Two other items I couldn't verify, so confirm them with your advisor.
| Requirement | Planned course | Status | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Quantitative | Stats 210 | Verified | Catalog excerpt |
| Writing intensive | English 305 | Verified | Catalog excerpt |
| Lab science | Geology 110 | Not verified | Ask advisor |
| Capstone | Bio 490 | Not verified | Ask department |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Give your clone your plan and the official catalog or requirement pages from your school.
It checks every planned course against those sources and marks what is verified and what is not.
It keeps student records protected and confirms who is authorized to see the plan.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Degree Audit Check to work as part of their job.
It is an AI review of your academic plan against official sources. With Clone, your clone checks each planned course against the catalog you share, flags anything it cannot verify and applies student-privacy rules.
Degree Planner builds and sequences your plan. Degree Audit Check verifies that plan against official sources and controls who can see it. Many students use both.
No. Your school's registrar and advisor give the official answer. Your clone shows which items it verified and which need confirmation.
Only people you authorize. Your clone follows student-privacy rules and the permissions you set, and every clone action is logged.
Student clones use it to check their own plans, and educator clones use it when reviewing plans for students they advise.
Updated October 2026