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Acknowledging Attestations

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Attestations are written statements that you are required to sign off on.

Your school can assign you general profile attestations and or course level attestations. You can find these general profile attestations on your dashboard and course-specific attestations within the coursework section.

How to Sign Profile Attestations Using the New Student Dashboard: 

  1. Log in to your account.
  2. In the profile section, if you see the 'complete profile attestations' text this means you have outstanding profile attestations. You will see a number pending next to the complete profile attestations text. This is the number of profile attestations that are pending your sign off. Click on the 'Complete Profile Attestations' text to view these pending attestations.
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  3. A window will open displaying all of the pending profile attestations assigned to you. You can review the content of each attestation, along with the due date of each attestation below. Please agree to the statement before the due date.
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  4. After you have reviewed the content of the attestation, click on the 'I Agree' button to agree to the attestation.
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  5. Once you agree to an attestation, it will disappear from the dashboard. You can view the profile attestations you have agreed to within your profile. To access these completed attestations navigate to your profile page by clicking on the Edit Profile button or selecting the profile option from the upper left hand hamburger menu.
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  6. Then, click on the Academics tab.  
  7. In the Agreed Attestations section, you can find the list of all Agreed Attestations, and the date & time when you signed off on each one. 
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How to Sign Coursework Attestations Using the New Student Dashboard: 

  1. Course-level attestations can only be acknowledged within the Coursework Section.
  2. Navigate to the coursework section by clicking on the 'View all Coursework' button from the new dashboard or by clicking on the hamburger icon in the upper left hand menu and selecting the coursework option.
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  3. Click on the View details option to access placement-related information. You can also check the May  Need Attention column for the course where attestations are pending. 
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  4. Click on the I Agree button to acknowledge the attestation. 

How to Sign Profile Attestations using the Old Student Dashboard: 

  1. Login to your account. 
  2. Attestations appear at the top of the dashboard screen. Students can check the content of the attestation, due date & option to click on the I Agree button to acknowledge the attestations.
  3. Once you agree to an attestation, it will disappear from the dashboard screen. You can do the audit of the same within the profile tile under the Agreed Attestations section.
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  4. Select Profile from your dashboard or left menu. 
  5. Click on the Academics section.  
  6. Here you can find the list of all Agreed Attestations, date & time stamp when it was acknowledged. 
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How to Sign Coursework Attestations Using the Old Student Dashboard: 

  1. Course level attestations can be acknowledged under the Coursework Section. 
  2. Click on Coursework tab of the old student dashboard. 
     
  3. Click on View Details option to access placement-related information. You can also check the MAY NEED ATTENTION column for the course where attestations are pending. 
  4. Click on I Agree to acknowledge the attestation. 

 

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