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Here's an overview presented at the 2023 MS1 Open House with presentations by each program.

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This is a one-page guide for Dell Medical School students completing dual degree programs at UT Austin. If you are a third-year student pursuing the MPH, please click here. Dell Medical School operates on a different calendar/registration system from the rest of the university; therefore, we have some unique processes and considerations. Please read on or click through the topics below. 

Advising/Registration

Meet with your dual degree program adviser to confirm/indicate which courses you will be taking in the next semester. Your adviser will communicate those courses to your Dell Med third-year coordinator.

You will not be able to register yourself for dual degree courses. Just like all the other Dell Med courses you have taken until this point, Dell Medical School will process your registration each semester.  

By the 12th class day (or shortly after), you should see your schedule reflected here: https://utdirect.utexas.edu/registration/classlist.WBX

Note: You will be registered in MED department sections of your dual degree courses. The Department code for your class will always be MED, but the course titles should be the same. 

Rosters

As mentioned above, Dell Medical School operates on a different calendar/registration system from the rest of the university; therefore, they you will not show up on the your instructor's official course roster. Please If there is any issue or confusion about your enrollment in a course, please rely on your program's graduate coordinator to inform you about enrollment. 

Canvas

Since Canvas courses Non-DMS students are automatically populated with students into Canvas courses through mainframe rosters, please add your ; however, faculty/TAs will need to add Dell Medical School dual degree students to your their Canvas course courses manually using their your student UT EID.  

Instructions for how to do so are located here.  Please select the SIS ID option (this is for UT EID). 

Depending on the date you are adding them to Canvas, they may have missed some pre-course messaging. Please ensure they are able to receive this information before the course begins. 

Grades

Since Dell Medical School students will not appear on your official roster for grade submission, you will need to submit grades for them using our alternate method. After clicking on the below link, you will be prompted to log in with your UT EID in order to access the secure grade submission form. It will look similar to the grade reporting form in UT Direct. There is also a file upload option available, after you log in to the form.

Grade Submission Link: https://utexas.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_6tIVZEhAqByTfa5

UT’s grade deadlines are outlined here. Final grades for classes that have regularly scheduled meeting times but no final examinations are due at the same time they would have been if examinations had been scheduled. That said, we would appreciate your final grades as soon as you have them.

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If you find that you have not been added to a course, please contact your professor or your program coordinator.

Grades

Check your grades in the UT Registrar here.

Faculty will submit your course grades using Dell Med's alternate method. Depending on the course and the department offering the course, it could be for a letter grade or Credit/No-Credit (CR/NCR). Confirm the grading basis for your course with your professor if you are unsure. 

Due to system constraints, it is a lengthy, manual process to get

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your grades officially submitted to the mainframe.

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If you are wanting to know your course grade immediately after your course ends, please check Canvas or contact your professor to get your final course grade. 

Course Instructor Surveys (CIS)

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Teaching Credit

When grades are submitted by the Dell Medical School graduate coordinator, your EID will be added as the instructor of record for the students you taught. You may be asked to fill out a UT course instructor survey through the main campus CIS system (not one45).

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