Degree Planner is a Clone skill that helps students map a degree semester by semester, sequence courses around prerequisites, prepare questions for advising meetings and get ready for registration. Student and educator clones use it. It needs no app connection, and your academic advisor and the official catalog still have the final word on requirements.
I'm a biology major starting sophomore year. Map my courses so I graduate on time.
Here is a semester-by-semester draft with prerequisites in order. I also listed three questions to bring to your advisor.
| Term | Core courses | Prereq met | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fall, year 2 | Organic Chem I, Genetics | Yes | Heavy lab term |
| Spring, year 2 | Organic Chem II, Cell Bio | After Fall | Keep Fri open |
| Fall, year 3 | Ecology, Statistics | Yes | Ask about research |
| Spring, year 3 | Physiology, elective | Yes | Study abroad option |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Tell your clone your major, credits so far and any goals like a minor or study abroad.
It drafts a semester-by-semester plan with courses ordered around prerequisites.
It lists questions for your advisor and a checklist for registration day.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Degree Planner to work as part of their job.
It is an AI that helps you map your degree course by course. With Clone, your clone drafts a semester-by-semester plan, orders courses around prerequisites and helps you prepare for advising and registration.
No. Your clone prepares the plan and your questions, but your advisor and the official catalog decide what counts. Bring the draft to your advising meeting.
Degree Planner builds the course map. Registration Timeline walks you through each term, from planning to graduation prep. Degree Audit Check verifies the plan against official sources and applies privacy rules.
No. Degree Planner needs no app connection. Share your program details and your clone builds the plan.
Student clones use it for their own plans, and educator clones use it to help students they advise.
Updated October 2026