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Review materials, accreditation documents, registrar SOPs, and MSCHE standards for UMF.

Updated: June 2026 Client: UMF Prepared by: iCyber Enterprises LLC — Your Education Consultant
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MSCHE
Accreditation Path
MSCHE
Middle States accreditation — the MSCHE exhibit tracker for the self-study.
MSCHE Exhibit Tracker Exhibit tracking document for MSCHE accreditation
Registrar
Student records & registrar operations — admission & onboarding, SOPs 01–04, the interactive degree-audit tools, and grading & GPA policy.
New Students — Admission & Onboarding Process · 8 Steps How an applicant becomes an enrolled student: the four required documents, the eight-step acceptance process with its named owners, the three decision outcomes, and the post-acceptance enrolment steps in CampusOS.
01 — Student Admission & Acceptance SOP Standard operating procedure for student admissions and acceptance
02 — Registrar Checklist Complete registrar process checklist
03 — Student Retention & SAP SOP Standard operating procedure for student retention and satisfactory academic progress
04 — Academic Calendar & Attendance SOP Standard operating procedure for academic calendar and attendance
Degree Audits — Why They Matter Reference · Guide Why every university needs a degree audit, the working examples and sample reports, and what makes a strong audit report.
Degree Audit Operation · Interactive Compares a student's completed, in-progress, and remaining coursework against program requirements — credits, GPA, capstone status, and graduation eligibility.
Degree Audit Policy Purpose, scope, definitions, and procedure for verifying student progress toward degree completion.
Grading Scale & GPA Policy Policy · AA-2026-05 How letter grades convert to quality points, the GPA calculation with a worked example, non-GPA grades, academic standing, honors, and CampusOS setup — for training.
CampusOS Program Development
The project-management channel between UMF and CampusOS engineering — enhancement requests, report requests, and US-terminology localization, tracked in one place.

Enhancement Requests

Features or configuration CampusOS needs to build or turn on to support how a US college actually grades and manages students.

What the LMS Needs to Support US College Grading Enhancement Recommendation Five gradebook capabilities beyond categories and weights — Outcomes, Scales, grade point ceilings, Advanced grading, and Grade penalties — and why accreditation makes each one a requirement CampusOS needs to configure or build, not polish.
How Discussions Actually Get Graded Enhancement Recommendation Moodle's two separate mechanisms for grading a Forum, the standard CampusOS should pick, and what needs to be built so the Discussions category is consistent across a program.
Suggested Student Status Taxonomy Management Request The suggested student status taxonomy across the enrollment lifecycle — Admissions, Active, Graduate, and Non-Active — confirming what CampusOS SIS needs to support the registrar's office.

Report Requests

Specific SIS or LMS reports the registrar or academic affairs need CampusOS to produce or expose — for accreditation evidence, enrollment tracking, or day-to-day operations.

Student & Enrollment Reports — Field Specification Report Specification Field-by-field specification for 14 enrollment, status, attendance, and grade reports the Registrar's office needs from CampusOS SIS.
Withdrawal Reason Codes Management Request The 32-item controlled list of withdrawal reasons the Registrar's office needs as a selectable field, grouped into 8 categories.
Status Dashboard Task Tracker Live build status for the Student & Enrollment Reports request, pulled from the Google Sheet task tracker.

No report requests logged yet. Once a specific report is identified, it gets added here.

Terminology & Language Requests

Places where CampusOS's current wording doesn't match standard US college terminology — flagged here so it can be corrected platform-wide.

No terminology requests logged yet. Once a specific term is identified, it gets added here.