The Galaxy portal is the starting point for students, faculty and staff working in the Orion system, Gemini FMS and Gemini HCM. Skip to main content Info For

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Galaxy Orion is a service to support admissions, enrollment, registration, orientation, financial aid, student accounts, and collections, advising, and career services. Who Is Eligible to Use It? Students, Faculty, Staff. Where Can I Get It? You can access the Galaxy Orion at: https://www.utdallas.edu/galaxy/ How Much Does It Cost?

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This article provides instructions for how students can add or update their gender identity and preferred pronouns in the Galaxy Orion.

PeopleSoft Campus Solutions (Orion) is a type of Student Information System (SIS). It serves as the backbone of most areas dealing with student information, including but not limited to: Academic Advisement - Gives students and faculty access to educational records and reports.

The Student Systems group is dedicated to the development and maintenance of the student information system, Orion, at the University of Texas at Dallas. Student Systems strives to provide the most accurate, efficient and secure systems and services to all groups that support our student population.

Check Your Status Log In/Access Student Center Here you will learn how you can view your financial aid offer and whether there are any outstanding matters you need to address before being offered financial aid. Login to Galaxy. Use your NetID to login. Click on Orion Student Center. Student Center tiles will vary depending on […]

Find the class you want to drop and under Actions check the box beside “Drop.” Then click on “Save.”

May 18, 2022 · Hello everyone, I just checked UTD Galaxy -> Orion System to see my grades for this semester. Upon going over them, I saw a grade of "MG" for a course I took this semester. What does that mean?