What does "Skipped" mean on my sequence progress?

A skipped course means your teacher has allowed you to bypass it. This is typically used when a student is stuck on a course or has demonstrated the relevant knowledge through other means.

Skipped courses count as done for prerequisite purposes, so dependent courses will still be recommended as next steps. They count toward the overall completion percentage but are tracked separately from genuinely completed courses — so educators can see the distinction between completed and skipped items at a glance.