Seyir

Difficulty-aware degree path planning

Difficulty-baseddegree planning.

Plan every semester with difficulty scoring relative to your previous semesters, and prepare for the workload ahead with Seyir.

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Example degree path 3 semesters
Complete path Fall 2026 to Fall 2027 36 remaining credits
  1. Recommended next term Fall 2026 12 credits · Lighter workload
    Difficulty4.5
  2. Spring 202712 credits · 4 courses
    Difficulty7.4
  3. Fall 202712 credits · 4 courses
    Difficulty8.9
Academic checks passed

One planning flow

One sentence to create a degree plan for every semester.

Seyir builds a complete semester-by-semester path around your requested difficulty and only shows it after the path passes the degree requirements configured by the institution.

  1. 01
    List your requirements

    Describe the course load, pace, and difficulty you want in plain text.

  2. 02
    Review the degree path

    See every planned semester and how the workload changes across the degree.

  3. 03
    Register for courses

    Use the plan when registration opens, and consult an advisor if you want another opinion.

Designed for student and advisor review

A plan students and advisors can review together.

Academic teams define each major's graduation requirements, prerequisites, corequisites, and other planning rules. Students generate paths from those rules and their own priorities, then consult an advisor if they want another opinion.

Academic team

Define the degree plan

Set the graduation requirements, prerequisites, corequisites, and other rules for each major.

Student

Generate a personal path

Choose a target difficulty, describe your priorities, and build a semester-by-semester path within those rules.

Advisor

Review when asked

Discuss the generated path with the student and offer guidance before registration.

How plans are checked

Seyir shows a complete path only after it passes the modeled academic rules.

  • Current planning context

    The plan uses the institution's current inputs and rule versions.

  • Complete path

    Every remaining requirement and semester must be represented.

  • Withheld when invalid

    If a path fails validation, Seyir does not show it.

Prototype and pilot stage

Discuss a planning pilot at the right scope.

A pilot can begin with the entire university, one school, or even one major.

Discuss a pilot