Stellic is IU's enterprise platform for degree planning, academic advising, and student pathway transparency, supporting student success and timely degree completion across all campuses. By integrating degree audits, planning tools, registration workflows, and transfer and prospective student features, Stellic enables a more coordinated, student-centered advising experience while improving data quality and visibility for faculty and administrators.
USI supports this work by coordinating institution-wide implementation, integration, and governance to ensure Stellic functions as a scalable, long-term capability for the university.
View IU's Stellic website for more information about how Stellic is helping students plan their path and track their progress to graduation.
Advancing student success and timely degree completion by providing a unified, student-centered platform that improves academic planning, advising coordination, and visibility into degree requirements across campuses and programs.
Providing enterprise coordination and project leadership; aligning advisors, academic units, registrars, and technical partners; supporting system integration and phased rollout across campuses; establishing governance and decision frameworks; and enabling reporting to monitor adoption, effectiveness, and student outcomes.
University Enrollment Services; University Information Technology Services; Student Success units; academic schools and programs across all campuses; faculty and academic advisors; registrars and records offices; Admissions; Institutional Analytics.
Multi-year institutional capability delivered through phased campus rollouts (2024-2026), with ongoing optimization, module expansion (including advising and prospective/transfer features), and continuous improvement.
Stellic is live for degree audits and pathway planning across multiple regional campuses, with phased registration and advising functionality rolling out through 2025-26 and planned expansion to Bloomington and Indianapolis.
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