Enrolled for Fall 2009 term? Verify your class schedule in your iSIS Student Center
Oct 5: Columbus Day - Student Holiday.
Oct 26: Students may begin enrolling for Sprig 2010 classes once their enrollment appointment has passed.
Oct 30: Last date to drop a 16-week class.
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iSIS is Kansas State University's new student information system. The system manages all aspects of the enrollment and maintenance of undergraduate and graduate students, from applying and enrolling in classes, to accessing grades and paying for tuition. iSIS replaces the following systems:
See the iSIS Transition Schedule.
Until the start of the fall 2008 term, both systems will be used; KATS will gradually be used less frequently and iSIS use will increase. When accessing KATS from the K-State homepage, you are taken to a transition page that directs you to the correct system during this phased implementation. KATS will no longer be accessible beginning in the fall 2008 term.
Online help information and instructions are available on the iSIS help webpage.
Yes, iSIS Help is available from both the iSIS sign-in page as well as within the application. iSIS Help opens in a new window, so the current active session of iSIS will not end when navigating to the help section.
iSIS is set to sign students out after 10 minutes of inactivity to better meet student needs. However, for security purposes, it is always important to sign yourself out by clicking the "sign out" link at the top of the page.
Yes, plus several new features are available, such as Search for Classes, View your Class Schedule in a weekly calendar view in addition to a list view, and View and Print a summary of academic history.
Yes, the MarketPlace is accessible from within iSIS.
Yes, your advisor is listed in your Student Center in iSIS.
In iSIS, advisors can see a list of advisees associated with him/her and are able to access necessary student information. Advisors are also able to access necessary student information for any student to support walk-ins.
Yes, the DARS report (called a Degree Progress report in iSIS) and is viewable and printable within iSIS.
No. Your Wildcat ID # (or WID), which is found in the upper left-hand area of your Wildcat ID card, is used as your student identifying number on class rosters. This is a 9-digit number that always begins with an "8".
Your program and plan (major), which includes an identifier of graduate or undergraduate, is listed on the class roster. For example, "BA Undergraduate Degree - Mgmt Information Systems-B", is listed in the Program and Plan column. When you enroll, you select the "Career" of Graduate or Undergraduate for which the class is being enrolled under.
All course and class requirements are enforced. Some pre-requisites may automatically block students from enrolling in a class if the pre-requisite is not met. Others will be manually monitored. Students and faculty will need to check in both iSIS and the University catalog to determine course pre-requisites for at least the 2008-09 academic year.
Current enrollments are considered as having been completed satisfactorily when you enroll for a subsequent term, so yes, you will be able to enroll in the next course. However, if you fail the current term pre-requisite course, the course will be dropped from your future schedule.
In your iSIS Student Center, beginning March 7, you will see the date and time of your enrollment availability, located on the right-hand side of the page under "Enrollment Dates". Click on the "details" link for specific information. This will be the date and time for enrolling in iSIS for the Fall 2008 term. (Your Summer 2008 enrollment date and time will be similar, but not exactly to the minute. Your Summer 2008 enrollment dates are available at courses.k-state.edu/summer2008/information.)
The Class Search feature has several different search criteria available including the ability to search by Location (Manhattan, Salina, Manhattan DCE, or Salina DCE) and Mode of Instruction (In Person, Web, Telnet, Video, etc.) The locations of Manhattan DCE and Salina DCE denote classes that are offered through the Division of Continuing Education. These Class Details as well as the Class Meeting room are available to view for each class.
For fall 2008, you enroll in those classes in the same manner that you enroll in on-campus courses within iSIS. (Note: For the Spring or Summer 2008 term, distance students will enroll at the Division of Continuing Education (DCE) website: www.dce.k-state.edu.)
Contact the instructor for the class. The instructor may then grant the permission. Once the permission has been entered in iSIS by the instructor’s department, you will be able to add the classes to your schedule, assuming any other enrollment requirements have been met and there is space available in the class.