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Workday Student is ¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ College's new Student Information System (SIS). It will replace PowerCampus/My¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷ and provide a modern, integrated platform for managing student, academic, and administrative processes.

Workday Student brings many of those tasks together in one place.

That means less switching between systems, fewer duplicate processes, and an easier way to find the information you need.

Workday Student is replacing PowerCampus/My¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷, but that's only part of the story.

Over the years, we've added other systems and tools to fill gaps around PowerCampus/My¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷. As Workday Student is implemented, many of those tools will be replaced or their functions will move into Workday.

Depending on your role, this may include things like:

• Reporting Services reports
• Ranger Forms
• Academic Plan (formerly DegreeWorks)

The goal is to have fewer systems to learn and navigate, with more work happening in one place.

Workday Student will be available in April for Fall 2027 registration. The project team is currently working through configuration, testing, training, and data conversion activities to prepare for implementation.

Workday Student will become your main destination for many academic and student-related tasks. You'll be able to:

• search for classes.
• plan your schedule.
• register for courses.
• view grades.
• check/Revise your class schedule.
• update personal information.
• view financial aid information.
• review your student account.
• request transcripts.

Yes. While the goal remains the same, the registration experience will look different in Workday Student. Students will have enhanced tools to search for courses, create academic plans, and register for classes.

Yes. Historical student data will be migrated from PowerCampus to Workday Student as part of the implementation process.

Yes. Training sessions, guides, and support resources will be provided before Fall 2027 registration begins. View the Project Timeline for an estimated training schedule.

Faculty will use Workday Student for many of the tasks they currently complete in PowerCampus/My¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷, including:

• viewing teaching schedules.
• accessing class rosters.
• reviewing course information.
• submitting grades.
• viewing information about students enrolled in their courses.
• supporting registration and advising activities.

In addition to the tasks faculty use every day, people with academic leadership responsibilities may use Workday Student to:

• support course offerings and schedules.
• monitor course enrollment.
• approve or review academic requests and workflows.
• run reports to support planning and decision-making.
• view information needed to support their department or area.

The specific tasks you'll use will depend on your role. Training will focus on the features and responsibilities that apply to you.

Workday Student will look different from PowerCampus/My¶¶êŽÉñÆ÷, but many of the tasks faculty perform today will remain familiar. Training and support will be available before go-live.

Training will be offered closer to implementation and will focus on the tasks faculty use most often. View the Project Timeline for an estimated training schedule.

The answer depends on your role, but staff may use Workday Student to:

• view student information.
• support course registration.
• create and manage courses and sections.
• process student records.
• manage holds and approvals.
• review student financial information.
• run reports.

Workday Student is one system, but it isn't one-size-fits-all. What you see and do will depend on your role at the college.

For example, teaching faculty will have access to the information they need to manage their courses and support their students. Faculty or staff who also serve as a dean, chair, director, or in other academic leadership roles may have additional access to support responsibilities like reviewing course offerings, monitoring enrollment, and making academic decisions.

Training activities will begin closer to implementation next spring and will be tailored to different user groups. View the Project Timeline for an estimated training schedule.