With advisor access
- On the web, login to myUCF and select Faculty/Advisor Self-Service from the left sidebar.
- Next, click on View My Advisees or View Any Student.
- Enter the student’s information and click search.
- On the following screen, click Pegasus Path and choose between Test Mode and Live Mode.
Without advisor access
- On the web, login to myUCF and select Staff Applications from the left sidebar.
- Click on Campus Solutions and then Main Menu > Academic Advisement > Smart Planner > Student Planner.
- Enter the student’s information and then select Test Mode or Live Mode to view the student’s Pegasus Path.
Related FAQs
Accessing Pegasus Path on Mobile
Advising features are only available on the desktop version of Pegasus Path. Please navigate to the Desktop section to learn how advisors and faculty can access Pegasus Path.
Add an Advisor Message
This function allows you to add messages for the student. You can leave messages for specific courses or co-curricular activities/tasks. Make sure that you’re in Live Mode before proceeding.
- To leave a message, scroll down and navigate to the Advisor Message column.
- Click on the pencil icon and you’ll be taken to a page where you can type your message.
- Click OK.
The student will be notified of the message(s) the next time they view their Pegasus Path.
If you want to go over a student’s Pegasus Path during an advising session, you can print the plan. To print a student’s plan, simply click on Print located in the top left of the Pegasus Path dashboard.
Remove a course from a student’s plan
You have the option of removing courses from a student’s plan. To do this, click on the Remove icon located next to the Advisor Message column.
A reason for removing the course is required. For example, if the student is taking the course at another school, select I’m taking this course transient from the dropdown menu.
Your name and the rationale will be visible to the student in Pegasus Path.
Test Mode vs. Live Mode
Test Mode: displays information based on the student’s record and the ideal plan of study.
Live Mode: displays edits that a student has made to their plan. Any changes made in Live Mode will become part of the student’s plan.