Which function helps you understand both satisfied and unsatisfied curricular requirements at NOVA?

The Advisement Report is a crucial tool that provides a comprehensive overview of a student's academic progress, specifically detailing both satisfied and unsatisfied curricular requirements. By reviewing this report, students can clearly see which courses they have completed, which requirements they have fulfilled, and what still needs to be addressed to meet their academic goals. It effectively outlines the specific program requirements for a student's chosen area of study, which aids in academic planning and ensures that students remain on track for graduation.

Other options, while potentially useful in their own right, do not serve the same comprehensive function. The Grade Tracker focuses solely on individual course grades and does not provide a holistic view of curricular requirements. The Program Evaluation gives an overview of a student's status within their program but may not specify unmet requirements as clearly as the Advisement Report. The Course Selection Guide is more about choosing classes rather than assessing requirements already satisfied or unmet. Therefore, the Advisement Report stands out as the best resource for understanding one’s academic progress in relation to curricular requirements.