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# Settings

#### Purpose

The **Settings** page allows you to manage your account and organization details. From here, you can change your account password and update your organization information.

#### Page Overview

The Settings page acts as a central hub for account management. It provides two configurable sections:

* **Account** – Change your password.
* **Campus** – Update your organization, department, and graduation year.

#### Features/Sections

**Account**

Select **Open** to access the **Change Password** page.

The page contains the following fields:

* Current Password
* New Password
* Confirm New Password

Click **Change Password** to save your new password.

**Campus**

Select **Open** to access the **Change Organization** page.

The page allows you to update:

* Organization
* Department
* Graduation Year

Click **Change Organization** to save your updated details.

#### Available Actions

* Change your account password.
* Update your organization details.
* Update your department.
* Update your graduation year.

#### Step-by-Step Workflow

**Changing Your Password**

1. Open **Settings** from the sidebar.
2. Select **Open** under **Account**.
3. Enter your current password.
4. Enter a new password.
5. Confirm the new password.
6. Click **Change Password**.

**Updating Organization Details**

1. Open **Settings** from the sidebar.
2. Select **Open** under **Campus**.
3. Select your organization.
4. Select your department.
5. Enter your graduation year.
6. Click **Change Organization**.

#### Notes

* The current password is required before changing your password.
* Password confirmation must match the new password.
* Organization details are updated using the available selection lists.
* Graduation year must be entered before saving organization details.


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