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Stellic: Student Success Tool

Plan your path, track your progress to graduation, and register for classes

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Indiana University launched a new tool, Stellic, to help you plan your degree, monitor your progress, and register for classes. Stellic brings together the several tools you’ve used in different places into a single, easy-to-use platform. This means fewer logins, fewer clicks, and a clearer path to graduation for students, advisors, and staff alike.

  • Registration: Stellic replaces Student Center’s enrollment module for class enrollment.
  • Degree progress: Stellic replaces the Academic Advisement Report (AAR).
  • Pathways & planning: Stellic replaces iGPS, with pathways available both inside Stellic and publicly at pathways.iu.edu.

Since Fall 2025, all students have had access to Stellic’s planning and progress features. Beginning Spring 2026, students across all campuses can use Stellic to register for Fall 2026 classes.

What Stellic does

  • Build a degree plan with a clear path to graduation.
  • Track your progress.
  • Register for classes.
  • Explore “what if” scenarios—add a minor or a certificate.

Help and resources for students

Get help with common tasks

Find step-by-step instructions for navigating Stellic.

Watch tutorial videos

Frequently asked questions for students

Several familiar IU tools are moving into Stellic.

  • Class registration: You’ll register through Stellic instead of Student Center’s enrollment and registration module.
  • Academic Advisement Reports (AARs) or degree audits: Your degree progress is now shown in Stellic’s Audit tool.
  • iGPS and degree maps: Your degree maps and planning tools are now part of Stellic Pathways, with a public version available soon at pathways.iu.edu.

Stellic combines these features into one place so you can plan, register, and track your progress more easily.

Yes. Stellic will be used by all students, including graduate students. Graduate students should watch for communications from their academic programs about Stellic and contact their program directly with any questions about audits or pathways.

You can access Stellic by visiting stellic.iu.edu or searching in One.IU. If you have an issue, contact your your advisor to confirm your account is set up correctly.

Your advisor can help you understand and resolve registration issues.

Talk with your academic advisor. They can help you understand your audit, pathways, and how your credits are applied. Find your advisor here.

Start by asking your advisor—they’ll know who can help.