University Undergraduate Advising Handbook

ISIS (INTEGRATED STUDENT INFORMATION SYSTEM)

ISIS is a Penn State database that is an important tool for advising students. It may be used to obtain information provided by various University offices, such as Undergraduate Admissions and the Registrar's office. In addition, ISIS may be used to implement some academic advising actions.

Authorized advisers are issued a SecurID and may access ISIS through the Administrative Information Services (AIS) mainframe computer. For more information about receiving authorization to use ISIS, contact your area or campus Access and Security Representative (ASR) or the AIS Support Center at 814-863-2276.

For more information on using ISIS, see an index to select advising information on ISIS, a directory of the Registrar's ISIS screens with links to detailed directions for their use, and a guide to advising-related ISIS codes.

eISIS provides authorized advisers with Web access to some ISIS data in a user-friendly format with additional functionality.

Visit the AIS Web site for more information about access and security.

The University may make changes in policies, procedures, educational offerings, and requirements at any time. Please consult a Penn State academic adviser for more detailed information.

This page is part of the University Undergraduate Advising Handbook, which is maintained by the Division of Undergraduate Studies, DUS@psu.edu.

Last Update: July 2009