Enrollment Audit and Reporting Guidelines

Overview

The Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB) sets forth the guidelines in this manual to assist with admission and enrollment verification functions at the campuses of Mississippi’s fifteen public two-year colleges, as well as at the State Board offices. 

The enrollment audit is a fairly rigorous and intense process, requiring adequate preparation by the colleges and the MCCB staff. This manual seeks to provide all parties with the necessary information needed in preparation for the audit, so that the audit process may be conducted in a manner that is professional and non-threatening, as well as fair and equitable to all fifteen institutions. 

The guidelines in this manual will be revisited annually to ensure continued compliance with all applicable state and federal laws and to provide all parties clear guidance with regard to policy and practice. Each year the annual updates to the manual will be highlighted in yellow. Beginning with the 2020 edition, any mid-year revisions will be highlighted in green. Standard updates to the annual state legislative appropriation’s bills, annual or mid-year Audit Advisory committee membership changes, and the annual refreshes to the reference tables of this manual will not be highlighted each year. 

2023-2024 Audit and Reporting Calendar

Summer 2023 

This EXCLUDES all MSVCC Activities 

Dates	Activity
05/30/23 Tue	Summer 2023 Regular Term First Day of Classes
07/09/23 Fri	Summer 2023 eARS Data Upload Window Opens
07/28/23 Fri	Summer 2023 Regular Term Last Day of Classes
07/28/23 Fri	Summer 2023 Audit Visits Begin
08/18/23 Fri	Summer 2023 eARS Data Upload Window Closes
09/08/23 Fri	Summer 2023 Audit Visits Finish

Fall 2023 

Dates	Activity
08/14/23 Mon	Fall 2023 Regular Term First Day of Classes
08/28/23 Mon	Fall 2023 Preliminary Enrollment (based on 10th Day of Regular Term classes) due to MCCB
11/06/23 Mon	Fall 2023 eARS Data Upload Window Opens
12/08/23 Fri	Fall 2023 Regular Term Last Day of Classes
12/11/23 Mon	Fall 2023 Audit Visits Begin
01/15/24 Mon	Fall 2024 eARS Data Upload Window Closes
02/05/24 Mon	Fall 2024 Audit Visits Finish

Spring 2024 

Dates	Activity
01/08/24 Mon	Spring 2024 Regular Term First Day of Classes
01/22/24 Mon	Spring 2024 Preliminary Enrollment (based on 10th Day of Regular Term classes) due to MCCB
04/01/24 Mon	Spring 2024 eARS Data Upload Window Opens
05/03/24 Fri	Spring 2024 Regular Term Last Day of Classes
05/06/24 Mon	Spring 2024 Audit Visits Begin
06/12/24 Mon	Spring 2024 eARS Data Upload Window Closes
07/01/24 Mon	Spring 2024 Audit Visits Finish

2024 Activity (Proposed)

Dates*
AY 2024	Statewide Meeting similar to Summer Data/CFTTC Conference, TBD
AY 2024	Statewide Meeting similar to Summer Data/CFTTC Conference, TBD
05/18/24 Thu	Audit Advisory Committee Spring Meeting (10-2)
05/28/24 Mon	Summer 2024 Regular Term First Day of Classes
07/26/24 Fri	Summer 2024 Regular Term Last Day of Classes
09/19/24 Thu	Audit Advisory Committee Fall Meeting (10-2)

Guidelines for Colleges

Who Gets Reported for Funding? 

Each year the legislature passes a Community and Junior College Appropriation bill, which establishes very specifically which students may be counted for the purposes of state reimbursement. The language in this bill is standard and does not typically change from year to year. FY24’s appropriation bill is SB 3010, which reads: 

“Academic, Technical, Career, Associate Degree Nursing and 35 Associate Degree Allied Health funds shall be disbursed on the basis of prior year full-time equivalency (FTE) of hours generated during the summer, fall and spring semesters for each public community and junior college student actually enrolled and in attendance the last day of the sixth week of each semester, or its equivalent, counting only students who reside within the State of Mississippi. However, associate degree nursing students who reside outside the State of Mississippi may be counted for pay purposes.” 

What to Expect During an Enrollment Audit

When will the audit occur?
Depending upon the enrollment size of the institution to be evaluated, the enrollment audit time period will vary. The MCCB has a process to develop an audit schedule that is mutually acceptable to the Agency and its fifteen colleges. The process is as follows:

• Once an institution has finalized its data upload and has confirmed its Secondary Demographic Verification (SDV) reports, an email will be sent by the MCCB staff to the college representative requesting a mutually agreed upon audit visit start date, within fourteen (14) working days after confirming the term’s enrollment data. 
• The visit start date will be displayed on eARS login page lower center section of the page. See graphic below. 
• The admission sample will become available one (1) day before the scheduled audit start date whether the audit is conducted on site or remotely. The link will be displayed on eARS on the login, also in the center section of the page. See graphic below. 
• The attendance of the large majority of classes will be electronically audited through the Student Schedule data upload. This may significantly reduce the manual reviews of class rosters. All courses should be reported electronically; however, manual attendance rosters will be reviewed manually. However, the colleges are still expected to present attendance in PDF format or by allowing secured access to their attendance software systems to validate the scripts.

 

What will the audit team require on the start date of the audit visit?
Within fourteen (14) working days of the college’s final confirmation of its term data, the MCCB will contact the college to initiate scheduling an audit visit. When the audit is conducted on-site, the audit team should expect:

• To generate an Admissions Audit Sample that is accessible by the college through eARS one (1) day prior to the scheduled audit start date 
• A suitable workspace at the college for the term of the audit 
• Access to one computer per audit team member, with Internet access o Dual-monitor computers preferred o Wired or wireless Internet access for auditors who bring their own laptops also (preferred) 
• Access to a printer and copier, if needed 
• Access to relevant admission and attendance documents (in alphabetical order) 
  • If possible, documents should be in electronic format, such as, PDF, Document Imaging, etc. Electronically formatted documents must mirror in authentication and image quality a level that is equivalent to that of a hard-copy original and/or that of a certified copy of a hard-copy original. 
  • All documents should be grouped (batched) by campus/site and sorted in alphabetical order and contain only appropriate documentation. 
• Access to appropriate college personnel, as needed. 

When the audit is conducted off-site (remotely), the audit team should expect: 

• To generate an Admissions Audit Sample that is accessible by the college through eARS three (3) days one (1) day prior to the scheduled audit start date 
• Secure remote access to relevant electronic admission and attendance documents (in alphabetical order) 
• All documents should be grouped (batched) by campus/site, organized and alphabetized. 
• Technical support that sustains secure remote access to relevant admissions and attendance documents until the completion of the audit period 
• Access to appropriate college personnel, as needed. 

What admission and attendance documents will the enrollment audit team inspect?
To complete the audit, the team will require access to a randomly selected, representative sample of the student admission files and all of the course attendance rosters for the semester being audited. The college’s representative sample of  student admissions files and the complete attendance rosters for the audited term must be presented in electronic format for audits conducted remotely and preferred when conducted onsite. All admissions files and attendance rosters must be provided at the beginning of the audit start date whether the audit is conducted onsite or remotely. 

Admission files should be in alphabetical order (by last name) and contain, at minimum and preferably in this order: 

• Completed, signed admission applications (an electronic signature showing at minimum the student’s initials and date of birth date are acceptable); 
• Official high school transcripts (high school, high school equivalency, home school, or college, or for Ability to Benefit students test scores) on which admission is based. NOTE: 
  • If a student previously attended your institution (5 years or more prior) and has not subsequently enrolled at another postsecondary institution, your institution’s transcript will satisfy admission requirements. 
  • If not accepting credits from proprietary schools, do not base admission on a proprietary school transcript. 
  • If a high school student graduates early (for example, December), but the high school does not certify graduates until the date of the regular class graduation (for example, May), two documents may be accepted in lieu of the final transcript in the interim: (1) a high school transcript showing all completed coursework, plus (2) a signed letter from the high school stating that the student has met all graduation requirements and stipulating the date graduation will be certified. These two documents will be accepted only during semesters that occur between the early graduation and certification dates. Once a student’s graduation is certified, an official final transcript with the graduation date must be on file for any subsequent semester of enrollment. 
  • Faxed transcripts are not considered official for pay purposes. 
  • Electronic Transcripts (e-transcripts) from eScript-Safe, Parchment, Naviance, National Student Clearinghouse (formerly SPEEDE), Hobson’s National Transcript Center, NeedMyTranscripts (effective from August 2022), and others are considered official if they are transmitted from a secured network member site and include a statement of authenticity.
  • High School Equivalency (General Education Diploma also known as GED; High School Equivalency Test also known as HISET; or Test Assessing Secondary Completion also known as TASC) official transcripts must show passing scores in all testing areas. 
  • Ability to Benefit score report bearing the official qualifying score results from a U.S. Dept. of Education approved ATB test provider. The most recent list of approved Ability to Benefit exams are found in the November 11, 2020 Department of Ed, Federal Student Aid webpage:  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/11/09/2020-24795/list-of-approved-ability-to-benefitatb-tests-and-passing-scores 
• An official transcript from an accredited college or university. 
• Two Proofs of MS Residency documents, if required for proof of MS residency (See Tab 2 List of Approved Residency Documents section). 
• A Letter of Good Standing from the home institution and/or an official current college transcript reflecting inprogress current enrollment or completed current term enrollment and possibly immediate next term enrollment at the home institution applies to transient college students ONLY. 
• Mississippi code section 37-15-38, states “Students may be admitted to enroll in community or junior college courses under the dual enrollment programs if they meet that individual institution's stated admission requirements”. 
• Armed Forces Veterans and Beneficiaries are eligible for in-state residency for tuition purposes under Mississippi Senate Bill 2127 of the 2015 Legislative Session. The bill amends state law § 37-103-25. As such, the college’s School Certifying Officer (SCO) has reporting responsibilities to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) on behalf of the institution. In that capacity, the SCO through official VA documents and/or communications, reporting, and correspondence with the VA can determine the US Veteran status of a Veteran student or their eligible dependents. The SCO can present to the Office of Admissions, for inclusion in the nonMS resident student’s admissions file, at least one of the following in consideration of in-state tuition purposes: 
  • A copy of a Veteran’s complete DD214 Member 4 form. 
  • A signed letter from the SCO on college letterhead accompanied by supporting VA documentation that links the individual to the VA benefit as provided (as an example by state statute §37-103-25 Section 1 (c)…” as evidenced by a Report of Separation from Military Services or other military discharge document.” The signed letter from the SCO must contain the following minimum elements: Name of college the Student is Currently Attending; Student Full Name; SSN (Full or Last Four Digits) or College-issued student ID; Student’s Current Full Address; and Verification/Certification Statement attesting that residency has been established under state statute §37-103-25 Section 1 (c). NOTE: Spouses and children of armed forces members not meeting this criteria should follow the residency flowcharts for Children or Spouses of Armed Forces member found in Tab 02 of this manual. 
  • A VA form relative to educational benefits or dependency such as a Transfer of Eligibility, Certificate of Eligibility, or VA documentation that links the individual to the VA benefit. 

Please note the following regarding residency for Armed Forces Veterans and Beneficiaries: 

Once established for a non-MS resident student or their direct dependents, the in-state residency status applies to the initial semester of enrollment and all subsequent semesters of enrollment, even if there is a break in enrollment. 

The student does not have to use VA benefits to receive the in-state tuition benefit. 

The student is not required to show proof of a MS address when qualified under this statute. 

For an in-state veteran, a Mississippi Driver’s License with the Veteran designation/flag will suffice. 

• International Students: International Students are expected to have the documents that correspond to their admission status (current visa, if classified as an international student; translated and/or evaluated transcripts if admitted based upon transcript; and proof of residency, if student has established residency status in MS or the U.S.). Colleges may set their own admission standards for international students beyond the minimum federal requirements. Colleges are encouraged to be familiar with Student Exchange and Visitors Program (SEVP) when admitting students on F, J or M visas, because federal law requires colleges to report certain information for these student visa types. For more information on SEVIS, visit: http://www.ice.gov/sevis/ and at studyinthestates.dhs.gov. However, please note that the MCCB does not audit the college’s admission standards nor SEVP compliance. 

Attendance rosters should be organized by campus/site, alphabetized by course subject, and contain, at minimum: 

• Course Identifier (matching the Course file identifier) 
• Dates of class meetings (First half of term) 
• Recorded attendance (all absences noted) 
  • A student who registers late and misses classes at the start of the term must show those absences 
  • All absences are treated as absences – excused or not excused 
  • Official school closings, like for tornado or other emergencies are not treated as absences 
• Last date of attendance for the student 
• Certified with the original signature of the instructor of record on a manual roster. If the signature of the instructor of record is electronic, certification is the established by the formatted signature for the instructor of record along with the instructor’s date-of-birth at minimum. 
• Colleges must still submit all attendance rosters for the term as soon as the data upload is completed. 

How will I know which admissions files to pull for my audit sample?
In order for the colleges to pull their Admissions Audit Sample in time for the audit, the representative sample list will be posted online one (1) day prior to the audit start date for an on-site a visit, whether conducted onsite or remotely. The Admissions Audit Sample will be posted online three (3) days one (1) day prior to the audit start date for an off-site (remote) visit. Colleges may access their audit sample by logging into eARS. 

Who will need to assist the audit team and for how long?
A representative of the college should be available to greet the team upon arrival, orient the team to the campus, and direct team members to their designated workspace, when the audit is conducted on site. When the audit is conducted remotely, a representative of the college should be available to communicate with the audit team as needed through mutually agreedupon communication tools (such as email, phone, etc.). The work of the audit team is both time and labor intensive, so the MCCB respectfully requests all non-audit related communication with audit personnel be limited. 

During the course of the audit (on site or remotely), the lead auditor will notify the college staff of any documentation the audit team needs to eliminate concerns regarding compliance for attendance and/or admissions. The MCCB prefers that documentation be provided during the audit period, so that concerns do not rise to the level of findings; therefore, it is important that the staff designated to assist with the audit be knowledgeable and have access to all attendance and admissions documents. 

The schedule of activities during the audit period will include: 

• Introduction to appropriate campus staff. 
• Examination of a randomly generated sample of admissions files. 
• Examination of all course attendance rosters. Colleges utilizing the electronic attendance upload can expect that at least 10% to 20% of the rosters will be manually reviewed to demonstrate the validation scripts are deemed accurate and reliable. Reminder: Colleges must still submit all attendance rosters for the term as soon as the data upload is completed. 
• 100% Admission or Attendance reviews may become necessary when systemic noncompliance is evidenced. 
• Exit interview with appropriate college staff. 

What happens next? 

• Exit Interview At the completion of the audit period, the audit team will conduct an exit interview with appropriate college staff (to be determined by the college) to discuss and clarify observations made during the course of the audit, to answer questions, and to inform the college of additional information needs, if necessary. At that time, the lead auditor will provide the college a list of admissions and attendance exceptions/findings, compiled from all MCCB audit team members. 
• 72-Hour Window  Once the audit team completes an onsite or remote audit, the college will have 72 hours (3 business days) to provide the MCCB lead auditor additional evidentiary documentation for an admissions finding. There is no 72 hour window on attendance findings for either the onsite or remote audit, except in cases where attendance records from an onsite audit are brought back to the MCCB for review. 
• Final Audit Exceptions Exit Report (attendance and admissions) The MCCB lead auditor will verify each audit exception and will issue a Final Audit Exceptions Exit Report to the college within fourteen (14) working days of the close of the 72-hour window. Once 72-hour window expires, the Final Audit Exception Exit Report is issued and the audit exceptions become final. 
• Revised Final Audit Exceptions Exit Report: If provided within the 72-hour window, additional evidentiary documentation that is sufficient to answer an admissions finding will result in the MCCB lead auditor issuing of a Revised Final Audit Exceptions Exit Report to the college within fourteen (14) working days after the finding has been satisfied. The revised report becomes final. If provided within the 72-hour window additional evidentiary documentation that is not sufficient to answer an admissions finding, the MCCB lead auditor will notify the college that the Final Audit Exception Exit Report initially issued and the exceptions initially observed are final. 

Guidelines for Auditors

Admissions 

State Board Policy 8.2
 

• Academic and Technical students must meet one of the following criteria for admissions:
  • The completion of at least one unit less than the minimum acceptable high school units as prescribed by law, i.e. if the state requires 21 high school units to graduate, a student can be admitted into a community/junior college with 20 high school units; or,  
  • A High School Equivalency Diploma (HSE) or Certificate; or, 
  • A High school diploma; or 
  • A Mississippi Occupational Diploma; or  
  • A state-approved Career Certificate from a Mississippi Community College; or 
  • An official transcript from an accredited college or university.
• Career students must meet one of the following criteria for admissions: 
  • The completion of at least one unit less than the minimum acceptable high school units as prescribed by law, i.e. if the state requires 21 high school units to graduate, a student can be admitted into a community college with 20 high school units; or, 
  • A High School Equivalency Diploma or Certificate; or, 
  • A High school diploma; or 
  • A Mississippi Occupational Diploma; or 
  • A state-approved 30 credit hour Career Certificate from a Mississippi Community or Junior College; or 
  • Ability to Benefit score report bearing the official qualifying score results from a U.S. Dept. of Education approved ATB test provider. The most recent list of approved Ability to Benefit exams are found in the November 11, 2020 Department of Ed, Federal Student Aid webpage:  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/11/09/2020-24795/list-of-approved-ability-to-benefit-atbtests-and-passing-scores 
• A student not meeting the requirements stated above may be admitted as non-degree seeking under the following conditions: o Meets the requirement to enroll in dual enrollment/dual credit Academic, Career or Technical Classes; or; 
  • Meets the requirements to enroll in an approved career-pathway program that integrates Adult Basic Education (ABE) with skills training (Career or Technical).  
    • The Reauthorization of the Higher Education Act allows a student who did not receive a high school diploma (or its recognized equivalent), or who did not complete a secondary school education in a home-school setting, to be eligible for Title IV financial aid. This can now be done through a combination of ATB alternatives and enrollment in an eligible career pathway program (as determined by the Title IV eligible institutions’ staff). 
    • The Dear Colleague of May 22, 2015 on Tab12B, states “…the student must be enrolled in an “eligible career pathway program,” as defined in section 484(d)(2) of the HEA.”  See Recent Legislation section for the complete letter. 

What documents do I look for in an admissions file?
Admission files must contain: 

• A completed and signed application (electronic signature showing at minimum the student’s initials and date of birth date are acceptable); 
• Official High School Transcripts; 
  • Contains an authenticated school official’s signature demonstrating  the transcript was officially issued by the high school and the transcript may bear an official school seal 
  • Contains all the necessary graduation information on the student secondary enrollment (courses, terms, and corresponding years of enrollment) 
  • It is in the usual form provided by the individual high school. In some cases, the official transcripts provided by the high school are, in and of themselves, copies. If that is the case, simply make sure they meet criteria above. 
  • Faxed transcripts are not considered official for pay purposes 
• An official transcript from an accredited college or university. 
• Ability to Benefit score report bearing the official qualifying score results from a U.S. Dept. of Education approved ATB test provider. The most recent list of approved Ability to Benefit exams are found in the November 11, 2020 Department of Ed, Federal Student Aid webpage:  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/11/09/2020-24795/list-of-approved-ability-to-benefit-atbtests-and-passing-scores 
• A Letter of Good Standing from the home institution and/or an official current college transcript reflecting inprogress current enrollment or completed current term enrollment and that can possibly include immediate next term enrollment at the home institution. The letter applies to transient college students ONLY. 
• Dual enrollment students (which includes dual credit, early college high school and middle college programs) must present at minimum a current partial high school transcript, a current unconditional written recommendation, along with a currently completed and signed application:

  • For Dual enrollment/Dual credit students, the partial high school transcript must demonstrate eligibility requirements are met, beginning the fall of 2020. An excerpt from page 5 of the State of Mississippi Procedures Manual for Dual Enrollment/Accelerated Programs (DE/AP manual) outlining eligibility requirements is found in Tab 13 of this manual. The current DE/AP manual is found at: https://www.mccb.edu/offices/academic/dual  

    An unconditional written recommendation for Dual enrollment/Dual credit students must include, by the spring of 2023, the following minimum elements: Name of High School the Student is Currently Attending; Student Full Name; SSN (Full or Last Four Digits); Student Full Address; Overall GPA; ACT Composite; Classification/Grade Level specific to Academic or Career/Technical course enrollment; a progression statement which must be met in addition to the eligibility requirements stating that students must maintain a minimum 2.0 college GPA to remain eligible for participation in subsequent semesters, and Verification/Certification Statement attesting that eligibility requirements have been met and signed by the applicable school official which includes: a High School Counselor, Principal, Principal’s designee, or a CTE instructor (for CTE dual enrollment/dual credit high school students). Sample Academic and Career/Technical Education Dual Credit Recommendation forms can be found in State of Mississippi Procedures Manual for Dual Enrollment/Accelerated Programs (DE/AP) manual. The current DE/AP manual is found at: https://www.mccb.edu/offices/academic/dual 

  • For College High School (ECHS) and Middle College Program (MCP) students, the partial high school transcript along with a completed and signed application that must demonstrate eligibility requirements are met in accordance with specific ECHS and MCP program college admissions criteria. Students in ECHS and MCP programs must demonstrate acceptance into the college’s approved dual enrollment program. Guidelines for Early College High School and Middle College Programs can be found in State of Mississippi Procedures Manual for Dual Enrollment/Accelerated Programs (DE/AP) manual. The current DE/AP manual is found at: https://www.mccb.edu/offices/academic/dual 
• Electronic Transcripts (e-transcripts) from eScript-Safe, Parchment, Naviance, National Student Clearinghouse (formerly SPEEDE), Hobson’s National Transcript Center, NeedMyTranscripts (effective from August 2022), and others are considered official if they are transmitted from a secured network member site and include a statement of authenticity; 
• HSE (GED, HISET or TASC) official transcripts must show passing scores in all testing areas. Colleges should certify the validity of the HSE transcript as outlined in the “What About the High School Equivalency Transcript” section of this manual; 
• Residency documents, if required for proof of MS residency (See Tab 2 List of Approved Residency Documents section); 
• For integrated pathway students, demonstration of enrollment in a MCCB approved career-pathway program that integrates Adult Basic Education (ABE) with skills training (Career or Technical).

Can a Diploma Subsitute for an official transcript?
Public or private school diplomas will be accepted in lieu of official high school transcripts ONLY in extraordinary circumstances and with prior written approval of the MCCB monitoring staff. Extraordinary circumstances occur when public or private high school records are no longer available due to school closure, fire or other natural disasters. All attempts to obtain public or private high school documents must be exhausted prior to accepting a diploma for admission and written documentation of the extraordinary circumstance must be attached to the diploma. Exceptions for missing homeschool high school diplomas or official transcripts will be considered by the MCCB on a case-by-case basis and a written decision will be provided to the college. 

What about High School Equivalency (HSE) transcripts? 

• An official High School Equivalency (HSE) transcript from GED, HiSET or TASC must show passing scores in all testing areas. Colleges should certify the validity of the HSE transcript by generating a print screen shot from Diploma Sender as available in Diploma Sender and attach the print screen shot to the corresponding HSE transcript. 
• All college admissions offices have access to Diploma Sender.  Please refer to the “How to Extract from Diploma Sender” section of this manual for guidance. 
• Contact the MCCB Office of Adult Education for assistance or questions accessing the Diploma Sender site. 

How to extract from Diploma Sender?  

• Login to Diploma Sender at: https://diplomasender.com/ 
• Select student o Select Diploma Details tab – Make sure it is ‘Valid’ 
  • Select Test Sessions tab – Make sure it is ‘Pass’ 
• Click on View 
• Print-Screen the Test Results (they show in Preview mode) to certify the validity of an official transcript as available in Diploma Sender and attach the print screen shot to the corresponding HSE transcript. 

What type of transcript should a home-schooled student present?
Home school transcripts may be developed by the parent, legal guardian, or by a third-party home school transcription agency. At minimum, home school transcripts should:

• List the name of the home school name and address 
• List all courses taken and dates completed 
• Have a cumulative GPA calculated on a 4 point scale. 
• Include the graduation date, if the student has graduated. Prior to graduation, an "anticipated graduation date" can be listed 
• Be signed and dated by the “School Principal”, which in many cases will be the parent or legal guardian. 
• Faxed transcripts are not considered official for pay purposes 
• Home school transcripts must be notarized if grades are conferred by a parent or legal guardian. In cases where a third-party home school association or organization validates and confers an official transcript, that official home school transcript is not required to be notarized. NOTE: Though considered when grades are conferred by a parent or legal guardian, colleges should seek guidance when accepting home school transcripts which have been notarized electronically. State laws vary for notary publics qualifying and performing notarial acts with respect to electronic documents and/or electronic notarization. Effective July 1, 2021, Rule 8.2 of Section 25-34-51 et seq. Mississippi Code of 1972 as amended outlines the requirements for electronic notarization in the State of Mississippi. 

What about international students?
International Students are expected to have the documents that correspond to their admission status (current visa, if classified as an international student; translated transcripts if admitted based upon transcript; and proof of residency, if student has established residency status in MS or the U.S.). Colleges set their own admission standards for international students. The MCCB does not audit a college’s admission standards or its SEVIS compliance. 

What about students without a high school diploma or High School Equivalency (HSE)?
Students without a high school diploma or HSE may fall into one of two categories: 

• Dual Enrolled High School Students 
• Students enrolled in an approved iPathway program that integrates Adult Basic Education (ABE) with skills training (Career or Technical) 

If a student does not have a HSE Diploma, HS Diploma, Occupational Diploma, Home-School Diploma, or College Transcript, and is dually-enrolled in high school, he or she can still qualify for admission to a career (vocational) program by presenting the official qualifying score report from a U.S. Dept. of Education approved Ability-to-Benefit test provider. The most recent list of approved Ability to Benefit exams are found in the November 9, 2020 Department of Ed, Federal Student Aid webpage:  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/11/09/2020-24795/list-of-approved-ability-to-benefit-atbtests-and-passing-scores 

• Student must be enrolled in a career integrated pathway, i.e., MI-BEST. 
• The most recent list of approved Ability to Benefit exams are found in the June 24, 2015 Department of Ed, Federal Student Aid webpage:  https://www.federalregister.gov/documents/2020/11/09/2020-24795/list-ofapproved-ability-to-benefit-atb-tests-and-passing-scores 
• Students admitted solely on the basis of an Ability to Benefit Exam may only be admitted to career (vocational) programs. 
• They are NOT ELIGIBLE for reimbursement for: 
  • Associate Degree (Academic or Technical) program courses 
  • Academic preparatory courses (developmental/remedial coursework) 
  • Activity courses (HPR, PE, sports, etc.) 

What if there is missing documentation in a student's admission file or on an attendance roster?
The MCCB audit team members should notify the MCCB lead auditor of any missing documentation in a student’s admission file or an attendance roster. The lead auditor will make attempts to obtain the missing admissions documentation from the representative of the college. All attempts should be made to obtain the missing admissions documentation prior to the audit team departing the campus for an onsite review or prior to completing the remote audit review. However, colleges have 72 hours (3 working days) from the date of the audit specified in the Audit Exit Report (whether audited onsite or remotely) to provide missing documentation for an admission file. There is no 72-hour window to provide documentation for missing attendance records (whether audited onsite or remotely. NOTE: 100% Admission or Attendance reviews may become necessary when systemic noncompliance is evidenced. 

What about Mi-BEST Students?
MI-BEST students may not have a high school diploma or high school equivalency. Before processing admissions, To meet college admissions requirement, these students must be enrolled in an approved iPathway program that integrates Adult Basic Education (ABE) with skills training (Career or Technical). See the MI-BEST flowchart that follows for further guidance. 

Residency 

General Residency Determination
The law (MCA 37-103-3) states that a person entering the state to enter an educational institution is considered a nonresident; therefore, a Mississippi domicile listed on an admissions application does not in and of itself prove in-state residency, if other admission documents (transcripts, for example) point to possible out-of-state residency prior to admission. The flowcharts, tables, and decision trees that follow provide guidance for determining residency. 

In or Out State Resident - Clarification 

• The State of Mississippi reimburses the colleges only for students who are residents of the state. As with most laws there are exceptions, such as, MPACT beneficiaries, qualified MS fostered minors, out-of-state Veterans, students who attended all high school years and graduated in Mississippi, etc. 
• Therefore, wherever the word “resident or residency” is used in these guidelines, flowcharts, tables, and decision trees, it must be understood that the purpose is to determine if a student’s credit hours can be reimbursed, provided all other conditions are met. 
• A student flagged as an in-state resident may not be officially a MS resident; that is, the student may not be able to obtain a MS Driver’s License or vote. Conversely, a resident may be considered as an out-of-state student if sufficient MS proof of residency is not timely provided. 
• Residency in the context of this manual is to determine which students can or cannot be counted for state reimbursement. Residency determination for reimbursement purposes does not change the legal status (voting, driver’s license, etc.) of the student. 

Residency of Minors - Clarification 

• In the State of Mississippi the residency of a minor is based on his/her parents’ residency. 
  • Divorced parents resides with whichever parent has legal custody. 
  • Guardianship must be issued by a MS court. NOTE: Living with adult family and/or adult non-family member/s without legal MS guardianship does not qualify. 
  • Deceased parent cases are tied to the residency of last surviving parent 
  • Tab 2 contains the List of Approved Residency Documents section. 

Residency Exceptions
Residency exceptions can result in students qualifying for In State status after meeting specific eligibility requirements with the 4-year MS HS exception for minors, the Mississippi Department of Corrections exception for students 21 years or older, or as a homeless minor (unaccompanied or accompanied by a parent or legal guardian), as follows: 

• The 4-year MS HS exception for minors: 
  • A minor student residing in MS who, upon registration at the college, presents a high school transcript showing graduation from a Mississippi secondary school and has been a secondary school student in Mississippi for not less than the final four years will be considered an In-State resident for tuition purposes. 
  • Refer to Tab 11 for Attorney General Opinion – Stonecypher – 2007 for further guidance on the 4-year MS HS exception for minors provided by 37-107-7. 
• Students 21 or Over MS Department of Corrections exception: 
  • Students 21 or older who are incarcerated in a Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) state correctional facility and/or any MDOC partnering facility must present on state correctional facility and/or any MDOC partnering facility letterhead a formal written verification statement prior to enrollment. 
  • The MDOC formal written verification statement must include the following minimum elements: Name and title of MDOC facility official authoring the verification statement; the student’s full legal name; the student’s MDOC Inmate Number; the student’s initial date in MDOC custody and/or the student’s initial date of custody in the facility issuing the verification statement; the student’s immediate last known preincarceration address as a MS address and as affirmed by official MDOC sources; the signature of the MDOC facility official authoring the verification statement with the current date; and the student's signature on the verification statement with the current date. NOTE: The student’s full legal name as provided by the correctional facility and/or any partnering MDOC facility must match exactly the name the student provided to the college. 
  • The immediate last known pre-incarceration address must a physical address in the state of MS which is included in the MDOC formal written verification statement. Out of state addresses do not apply. The MDOC formal written statement can serve as the single document necessary for proof of MS residency for the incarcerated student age 21 or over when the immediate last pre-incarceration address is a MS address. 
  • Incarcerated students under the age of 21 must follow existing residency guidelines for minors. Follow the Residency Flowchart: Determination of Student’s Mississippi Residency for Tuition Purposes on Tab 2 of the manual. Refer to Tab 2 for the List of Approved Residency Documents section. 
• Homeless minor exceptions: 
  • A homeless minor who graduates from a Mississippi secondary school where the student was also deemed eligible for McKinney-Vento services by the school district during the student’s enrollment period in the secondary school is an exception. The McKinney Vento Homeless Assistance Act under 42 USC Chapter 119 provides, in part, “…that in any State where compulsory residency requirements or other requirements, in laws, regulations, practices, or policies, may act as a barrier to the identification of, or the enrollment, attendance, or success in school of, homeless children and youths, the State educational agency and local educational agencies in the State will review and undertake steps to revise such laws, regulations, practices, or policies to ensure that homeless children and youths are afforded the same free, appropriate public education as provided to other children and youths.” 
  • A homeless minor (considered as children and youths in the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act) may be accompanied or unaccompanied by a parent or legal guardian and may one who, at the time of admission to the college: (A) lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence; and (B) includes: (i) students who are sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason; are living in motels, hotels, trailer parks, or camping grounds due to lack of alternative adequate accommodations; are living in emergency or transitional shelters; are abandoned in hospitals; (ii) students who have a primary nighttime residence that is a private or public place not designed for or ordinarily used as a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings; (iii) students who are living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train stations, or similar settings. 
  • A homeless minor presenting an official McKinney-Vento (M-V) letter originating from the MS high school where the student graduated and where the student was also deemed eligible for McKinney-Vento services during their enrollment at the high school might be considered In-State upon presenting one valid proof of residency. (See Tab 2 List of Approved Residency Documents section) A sample McKinney-Vento official letter is found in Tab 11 of this manual.
  • An unaccompanied homeless minor presenting an official Making Unaccompanied Homeless Youth Determination: A Tool for Financial Aid Administrators form originating from the admitting institution’s Financial Aid Administrator’s office might be considered In-State upon presenting one valid proof of residency. (See Tab 2 List of Approved Residency Documents section) The Making Unaccompanied Homeless Youth Determination: A Tool for Financial Aid Administrators form and the Dear Colleague Letter  of July 29, 2015  are found in Tab 11 of this manual. 
  • An unaccompanied homeless minor presenting an official M-V letter originating from the MS high school where the student is currently enrolled and where the student has met the state of Mississippi Dual Enrollment eligibility requirements prior to enrollment might be considered In-State upon presenting a current partial MS high school transcript from the MS high school rendering M-V services. The current partial MS high school transcript for proof of MS may be presented separately and must match the partial high school transcript that accompanies the dual enrollment letter of recommendation for the initial term of enrollment on which admissions is made. 
  • An accompanied homeless minor who presents a M-V letter originating from the MS high school where the student is currently enrolled and where the student has met the state of Mississippi Dual Enrollment eligibility requirements prior to enrollment might be considered In-State upon presenting one valid proof of residency. (See Tab 2 List of Approved Residency Documents section) A sample McKinney-Vento official letter is found in Tab 11 of this manual.
• Mississippi Fostered minor exceptions: 
  • Minors in the custody of a Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services (MDCPS) who reside in a MDCPS-licensed family foster home, a residential child caring agency or child placing agency where the minor currently resides may be considered In-State upon admissions to the college. Unless prohibited by MDCPS policy, the address of the MS fostered minor must match the address used for college admissions where the student is currently enrolled. For further information on MSCPS foster care and transition services, visit: https://www.mdcps.ms.gov/programs/foster-care and/or https://www.mdcps.ms.gov/fosteryouth. 
  • Signed as HB 1313 in the Mississippi Legislature in 2022, the Representative Bill Kinkade Fostering Access & Inspiring True Hope (FAITH) Scholarship awards scholarships up to the full cost of attendance for current and former foster youth to attend college in Mississippi. The FAITH Scholarship is awarded through the Mississippi Office of Financial Aid, effective for the spring 2024. MS fostered minors (current or former) who have met the FAITH Scholarship recipient criteria and who, at the time of admission to the college where award will be applied, present a current FAITH Scholarship award letter originating from the Mississippi Office of Financial Aid may be considered for In-State upon presenting the official FAITH Scholarship award letter as proof of residency. For more information regarding the FAITH Scholarship recipient criteria, visit: https://www.msfinancialaid.org/faith/. 

Residency Exceptions Decision Trees:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Residency Flowchart: Determination of Student's Mississippi Residency for Tuition Purposes 

Residency Flowchart notes:  

1. Special cases: 
   • Veterans and beneficiaries 
   • Married persons may claim the residency of their spouse 
   • Children (under 21) of parents who work for a CC are considered residents 
   • MPACT beneficiaries are considered residents 
   • MS Fostered minor in the custody of Mississippi Department of Child Protective Services (MSCPS) are considered residents 
   • MS Fostered minor as a recipient of current Mississippi FAITH Scholarship award are considered residents 
   • Military: 
     • Mississippi Active-duty military and MS National Guard members are considered residents 
     • According to the AG’s office, if the military documents list the Home of Record as MS, that individual is considered a Mississippi resident 
2. Spouses and children of armed forces members are to follow one of the charts below Parent, parents, or legal guardian (as appointed by a Mississippi court) 
   • Parents of a minor with out-of-state address 

3. As shown on student’s application
   (4a) Anything that raises a question about residency (flags), such as,

   • PO Box address 
   • A proof of residency issued after registration date 
   • High School or College transcript with Out-Of-State course work. NOTE: This includes dual enroll, dual credit and early college high school and middle college students 
   • College transcript with Out-of-State course work, whether or not the college course work is transferred to hosting college 
   • ‘Work-Only’ or ‘School-Only’ social security card 
   • Application states ‘Not a Citizen’

   (4b) Anything that raises a question about residency (flags), such as, 

   • PO Box address 
   • A proof of residency issued after registration date 
   • High School or College transcript with Out-Of-State course work 
   • ‘Work-Only’ or ‘School-Only’ social security card 
   • Application states ‘Not a Citizen’ 
4. Properly signed and validated Mississippi high school transcript showing completion of all 4 years in MS and graduation date 
5. Student MS Driver’s License plus another approved document (utility bill, current Mississippi voter registration, tax return, etc.) 
6. Parent, parents, or legal guardian MS Driver’s License plus another approved document (utility bill, current Mississippi voter registration, tax return, etc.) 

Residency Flowchart: Determination of MS Residency for Children of Armed Forces Member

Residency Flowchart: Determination of MS Residency for Spouces of Armed Forces Member 

Residency Flowchart: Determination of MS Residency for Veterans and Beneficiaries

Allowances for Children and Spouses of Military Members: 

1. During military assignment in MS, the child 
   • began and completed senior HS year,  
   • enrolled in a MS college the following Fall, and  
   • maintained enrollment in good standing 
2. The Child previously was entitled to pay tuition as MS resident under armed forces provision
   • while enrolled in a degree or certificate program, and 
   • has maintained continuous enrollment in that degree or certificate program (Summer not required) or has a medically documented excuse for withdrawing or not enrolling for one semester 
3. The armed forces member is stationed overseas with immediately previous assignment in MS 

Additional Notes for Children and Spouses of Military Members:  

1. Spouse or children of a member of the Armed Forces who dies or is killed are considered in-state residents if they become residents of MS within 180 days of the date of the death 
2. Documentation – the military member’s orders must be applicable and verifiable related to the audit term in question 

Additional Notes for US Veterans and beneficiaries:  

1. As per Mississippi Senate Bill 2127 of the 2015 Legislative Session, eligible veterans and their eligible dependents are to be considered as in-state residents for tuition purposes. The bill amends state law § 37-10325 
2. The college’s School Certifying Officer (SCO) has reporting responsibilities to the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) on behalf of the institution. In that capacity, the SCO through official VA documents and/or communications, reporting, and correspondence with the VA can determine the US Veteran status of a Veteran student or their eligible dependents. The SCO can present to the Office of Admissions, for inclusion in the nonMS resident student’s admissions file, the following in consideration of in-state tuition purposes:
   • A copy of a Veteran’s complete DD214 Member 4 form. 
   • A signed letter from the SCO on college letterhead accompanied by supporting VA documentation that links the individual to the VA benefit as provided by state statute §37-103-25 Section 1 (c)…” as evidenced by a Report of Separation from Military Services or other military discharge document.” The signed letter must contain the following minimum elements: Name of college the Student is Currently Attending; Student Full Name; SSN (Full or Last Four Digits) or College-issued student ID; Student’s Current Full Address; and Verification/Certification Statement attesting that residency has been established under state statute §37-103-25 Section 1 (c). NOTE: Spouses and children of armed forces members not meeting this criteria should follow the either the Children or Spouses of Armed Forces member flowcharts in Tab 02 of this manual.

   • A VA form relative to educational benefits or dependency such as a Transfer of Eligibility, Certificate of Eligibility, or VA documentation that links the individual to the VA benefit
      

     Once in-state residency status is established for a non-MS resident Veteran student or their direct dependents, the in-state residency status: 

   • Applies to the initial semester of enrollment and all subsequent semesters of enrollment, even if there is a break in enrollment; 
   • The student does not have to use VA benefits to receive the in-state tuition benefit 
   • The student is not required to show proof of a MS address 
3. For an in-state Veteran, a Mississippi Driver’s License with the Veteran designation/flag will suffice for proof of residency. 

Immigrants, Permanent Residents or Green Card Holders 

• Permanent Residency card holders (commonly referred to as a Green card) are a type of immigrant who are U.S. permanent residents. 
• Have the ability to establish a domicile in MS and thereby may qualify as MS residents 
• In some cases persons granted asylum may qualify as MS residents. This documentation should be presented to the MCCB for review. 

Non0Immigrant Visa Holders 

• Persons holding non-immigrant visas are NOT entitled to MS residency. Because those visas are temporary in nature, non-immigrant visa holders retain the residency of their home country. (In rare cases, exceptions may be made due to special provisions or special circumstances allowed by law. But those provisions or circumstances would require legal documentation.), 
• Non-immigrant visa categories include, but are not limited to: 

A – diplomats	J – exchange visitors
B – tourists and business visitors	K – fiancé or fiancée
C – visitors in transit	L – intra-company transfers
D – crew members	M – vocational students
E – traders and investors	N – relatives of employees of international orgs
F – academic students	O – persons with extraordinary abilities
G – representatives of international orgs	P – athletes and artists
H – temporary workers	Q – international cultural exchange
I – media representatives	R – religious workers

Undocumented Aliens 

• Do not have visas, thus cannot be Mississippi residents 
• Cannot be considered for in-state tuition 

List of Approved Residency Documents
In cases where residency documentation is required, two forms of supporting documentation must be in the file. Acceptable supporting documentation may include:  

1. Current MS Driver’s License or State issued ID (Persons moving into MS on a permanent basis have 60 days per state law to acquire driver’s licenses). Note: When the state issued license or ID has a Veteran designation or logo, no additional residency documentation is required. 
2. Mortgage document matching address 
3. Homestead exemption matching address 
4. Guardianship documents issued by a MS Court or the MS Department of Child Protective Services (MSCPS) 
5. Emancipation documents 
6. Prior or Prior-prior year State income tax return 
7. Current Mississippi Voter Registration Card 
8. Current Motor vehicle registration (Persons moving into MS on a permanent basis have 30 days per state law to register vehicles) 
9. Current employment documents (last pay stub, currently-enforced employment contract) 
10. Current utility bills (includes cell phones) matching address
11. Lease agreement (signed by lessor and lessee) Note: For students admitted Fall 2013 or after, letters or affidavits from private homeowners, even if notarized, will not suffice as a residency document 
12. Signed statement by the MS Department of Human Services or a certified letter from recognized relief agency (such as the Salvation Army) certifying that the student is receiving services as a homeless MS resident.

A current official federal document demonstrating proof of US Citizenship (such as a US passport, Certificate of Citizenship, or Green Card/Permanent Resident Card) can lead to establishing proof of MS residency. Two proofs of MS residency will be required once proof of US Citizenship is demonstrated. 

If a proof of Citizenship document’s expiration date will change the citizenship status of a student during their enrollment period, then a current replacement (where applicable) should be obtained. For more information is available about proof of US Citizenship documents at the US Citizenship and Immigration (USCIS) website: https://www.uscis.gov/sites/default/files/document/guides/A4en.pdf   

The following supporting documents can stand by themselves: 

1. Current signed letter or form from the Veterans Affairs School Certifying Officer 
2. The transcript of a minor (under 21 years of age) with a MS address showing 4 years of MS high school and graduation date 
3. Current Military orders for MS active military personnel These documents should guide you in asking residency questions, but are NOT in and of themselves proof of residency status: 1. Physical Mississippi address (not a P.O. Box) 2. MS high school or college transcript 3. MS GED. Note: Beginning July 1, 2012, non-Mississippi residents can take the GED in Mississippi. Be advised that the HSE may show address of student when HSE was taken. 
4. A Mississippi student who attended an out-of-state college may demonstrate MS residency by providing documentation that he/she was classified as an out-of-state MS resident at their previous educational institution 

Attendance 

Concepts 

• State law requires a student to be in attendance for 6 weeks of a course that is 18 weeks in length 
• The state law was written back in the 60’s or 70’s when terms were regularly 18 weeks 
• For calculation of attendance, 1/3 of the any course’s length is equivalent to 6 out of 18 weeks 
• This resulting 1/3 of any course’s length becomes the Attendance Audit Period 
• The CutOff date is the last date of the Attendance Audit Period 
• Community colleges can request reimbursement for ‘attended’ classes
• Colleges cannot request reimbursement if student is deemed ‘not in attendance’ 
• The maximum amount of absences cannot be exceeded on or before the CutOff date of the Attendance Audit Period 
• A student who stops attending prior to CutOff date or exceeds the maximum allowed absences during the Audit Period is deemed ‘not in attendance’ 
• If student is absent on last class of the Attendance Audit Period and has not exceeded the maximum number of allowed absences, then the Return Period is examined 
• The Return Period is a short period after the CutOff date that is reviewed to determine if student returned to class at least once 
• During the Return Period absences are NOT counted; just check if student attended class at least one time 
• To calculate the Return date, add to the CutOff date 1/9 of the course’s length and is the equivalent 2 out of 18 weeks 

Method 

• All courses that have regular meeting patterns are to report attendance via the data upload. Note: Courses that meet irregularly (i.e. twice on week 1, none on week 2, once on week 3 and 4, twice on week 5, etc.) will be audited manually. 
• Colleges can expect that at least 20% of the rosters will be manually reviewed after the scripts are validated and deemed accurate. NOTE: 100% Admission or Attendance reviews may become necessary when systemic noncompliance is evidenced. 
• Colleges must still submit all attendance rosters for the term as soon as the data upload is completed. 
• Attendance rosters must be signed by the instructor of record. The instructors of record are required to certify their own attendance rosters electronically by affixing their electronic signature. If the signature of the instructor of record is electronic, certification is established by the formatted signature for the instructor of record along with the instructor’s date-of-birth, at minimum. 

Student Schedule File - Related Fields  

• Include/Exclude Hours Flag (Field #7) 
  • 1=Request Reimbursement for this student in this class  
  • 2= Do NOT Request Reimbursement for this student in this class – student had too many absences, or withdrew prior to CutOff date, or last day attended was prior to CutOff date 
• Last Day Attended (LDA) (Field 8)  
  • The date of student’s last attendance  
  • Withdrawal date implies student was not present; thus, LDA must be prior to drop or withdrawal  
  • Can be blank where a MSVCC course district and site code are of a provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. 
• Days Absent (Field #9) 
  • Number of times student was absent from Start Date to CutOff date 
  • Do NOT include absences after CutOff date 
  • All absences are counted (excused, late enrollment, time between drop and reinstatement) 
  • Can be blank where a MSVCC course district and site code are of a provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. 
• Returned Flag (Field #10) 
  • Y=Student was absent on CufOff date and Returned during Return period 
  • N=Student was absent on CufOff date and did NOT Return during Return period 
  • P=Student was present on CutOff date 
  • Can be blank where a MSVCC course district and site code are of a provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. 

Course File - Related Fields  

• 7 Meeting Days (Field #7) 
  • Current: MTWRFSCVX 
  • Add multiple MTWRFSC when a class repeats in a given day 
  • V for ONLY MSVCC courses are in Enrollment Tool and have with shared students 
  • Online must have a meeting day(s). (Online courses are not in Enrollment Tool have no shared students) 
    • X – To Be Announced (TBA) is not valid by the end of the term Course file 
  • Examples: 
    • A class that meets TWR mornings, plus T afternoon: TTWR  
    • A class that meets MWF mornings, plus M and W afternoon: MMWWF 
    • A class that meets TWR mornings, plus W afternoon: TWWR 
    • A class that meets MWF mornings, plus W afternoon, plus W evening: MWWWF 
• Electronic Attendance (Field #17) 
  • Flag to determine if the SS will track student’s attendance for this class 
  • 0=No. Paper, or PDF, or access to database as always. Also, if Meeting Days are coded as X 
  • 1=Yes. The SS file will track the attendance 
• CutOff Date (Field #14) 
  • Date to delimit the Audit period 
  • RoundUp((End Date – Start Date) / 3) + Start Date 
  • No rounding down. 
• Return Date (Field #18) 
  • Date to delimit Return period 
  • RoundUp((End Date – Start Date) / 9) + CutOff Date  
  • No rounding down.
• Meetings per Week (Field #19) 
  • Number of times the class meets in a given week 
  • Number of Meetings during the week is relative to day/s of week the class meets. 
  • Includes multiple meetings in a day 
  • Examples 
    • A class meets M, W, and F. Plus Monday afternoon: 4 
    • A class meets T, W, and R. Plus Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon: 5 
    • A class meets twice daily (MTWRF): 10 
• Weeks per Term (Field #20) 
  • RoundUp((End Date – Start Date) / 7, 0) 
  • Rounding needed to allow partial weeks 
• Allowed Absences (Field #21) 
  • Maximum number of absences that can occur within the Audit period 
  • Includes absences due to late starts, excused absences, absences due to games or school functions, etc. 
  • Includes absences between withdrawal and reinstatement 
  • RoundUp(((MeetingsPerWeek*WeeksPerTerm*CreditHrs*100)/(CreditHrs*750)), 0) 

Maximum Number of Absences Allowed Chart

Term Length (weeks)	Class Meeting Day/s Per Wk	1	2	3	4	5	6	7
		Maximum number of allowed absences
1		1	1	1	1	1	1	1
2		1	1	1	2	2	2	2
3		1	1	2	2	2	3	3
4		1	2	2	3	4	4	5
5		1	2	2	3	4	4	5
6		1	2	3	4	4	5	6
7		1	2	3	4	5	6	7
8		2	3	4	5	6	7	8
9		2	3	4	5	6	8	9
10		2	3	4	6	7	8	10
11		2	3	5	6	8	9	11
12		2	4	5	7	8	10	12
13		2	4	6	7	9	11	13
14		2	4	6	8	10	12	14
15		2	4	6	8	10	12	14
16		3	5	7	9	11	13	15
17		3	5	7	10	12	14	16
18		3	5	8	10	12	15	17

State Board Policy 8.2 includes the above table in which the values in the above table are based on the number of weeks in a given term and the number of class meeting days are on a per week basis. For example: In the “full-length” 15-week term such as for the Fall or Spring semester where the class that meets MWF (3-times per week), a student ‘in attendance’ would be allowed to miss class 6 times, provided that the student did not exceed the maximum allowed absences within the first six weeks (or its equivalent). On the 7th absence he/she must be excluded as ‘not in attendance’.

 

To Include or Exclude A Student From A Class

• Student completed the term or stopped attending ‘after’ CutOff date 
  • Count the absences within the Audit period 
  • If exceeded, then flag as ‘exclude’ in the Student Schedule file 
• Student was absent ‘on’ CutOff date 
  • Review the Return period 
  • If never returned, then flag as ‘exclude’ in the Student Schedule file  
• Student stopped attending ‘before’ CutOff date; therefore, flag student as ‘exclude’ in the Student Schedule file 
• If student’s class is not excluded, then include in the request for reimbursement 
• The flowchart below illustrates the steps. 

Attendance flowchart  

• Absence includes Excused, Late Starts, Time between Withdrawal and Reinstatement, School Function, etc. 
• A WP, WF, or W implies absence from that date forward 
• LDA implies attendance; thus, absences begin with class immediately thereafter 
• Reinstatement implies absence for any class date prior, and attendance from that date forward

Attendance Flowchart 

 

What about a student who registers a few days late, are the missed classes counted as absences?
The student who registers late is considered absent as the student was not in attendance until he/she began attending classes. 

Online and MSVCC attendance 

• NOTICE: Effective for Academic Year 2024, the Mississippi Virtual Community Colleges will no longer operate under a host-provider model. All MSVCC courses will receive the same funding as traditional courses. 
• Online is any course taught via the Internet, that does not use the MSVCC Enrollment Tool. 
  • Online courses are for ‘own’ students, that is, not for ‘shared’ students. 
  • Online courses are maintained in the college’s SIS. o Attendance for Online is maintained via college’s software system. 
• MSVCC is any course taught via the Internet that utilizes the Enrollment Tool. 
  • Frequently, there will be students from other colleges, that is, ‘shared’ students. 
  • Attendance for students from other colleges (shared) is taken through the MSVCC Enrollment Tool, 
  • Some colleges have the ability to take attendance via software packages and upload to the ET. 
• All Online and MSVCC students’ attendance must be accounted in the data upload. 

What about reinstatements? 

• If an LDA or Withdrawal is indicated prior to CutOff date, but is reinstated prior to CutOff date, then count all absences, including the missed classes between the withdrawal and reinstatement. 
• If an LDA or Withdrawal is indicated prior to CutOff date, but is reinstated after the CutOff date, then student does not meet the legal requirement for “enrolled” and will not be considered for reimbursement purposes. 
• A student who is enrolled and in attendance, but merely absent on the last class meeting of the Audit period may still be counted for reimbursement provided student returned during the Return period. 
• If the student was not present in class, then the student was absent. 

What if there is missing documentation in a student's admission file or on an attendance roster? 

• The MCCB audit team members should notify the MCCB lead auditor of any missing documentation in a student’s admission file or an attendance roster. The lead auditor will make attempts to obtain the missing admissions documentation from the representative of the college. All attempts should be made to obtain the missing admissions documentation prior to the audit team departing the campus for an onsite review or completing the remote audit.  
• However, colleges have 72 hours (3 working days) from the date of the audit (onsite or remotely) to provide missing documentation on an admission file. There is no 72-hour window for noncompliance of attendance records. NOTE: 100% Admission or Attendance reviews may become necessary when systemic noncompliance is evidenced. 

Special Instructions for Lead Auditors 

Notes for Auditors 

• Audit teams are expected to work a full 8-hour day, to include travel time. In cases where travel and work hours extend beyond the normal 8AM-5PM work day, those hours will be reimbursed in the form of Compensatory Time. 
• Each college’s admission sample will be made available to them online the day before the scheduled audit. To access those samples, college staff will log into the Electronic Audit Reporting System (eARS).  
• Lead auditors are responsible for coordinating travel arrangements and completing a travel form for the audit team. 
• Lead auditors will also: 
  • be responsible for coordinating hotel arrangements 
  • remind team members to book their own hotel rooms 
  • remind team member of the audit’s start-time and location (specific building) 
  • provide team members with his/her cell number and gather their cell numbers in case of emergency 
  • remind team members to dress professionally (shirt/tie) and to wear their MCCB name tags 
  • ensure every team member has a username and password to eARS and has become familiar with its use 

The Day of the Audit 

• Meet the college’s audit team at the designated audit location. 
• Let the college representative know that the audit team is present and ready to begin work. 
• Login to eARS and lock college. 
• If college has electronic records, login into their system and review their processes with college personnel. Reminder: Colleges must still submit all attendance rosters for the term as soon as the data upload is completed. 
• Go over the audit process briefly with the team to make sure they have clear direction on what they are supposed to do. 
  • remind team to check admission files (application, transcripts, proof of residency - if required) 
  • remind team to sign and date their assigned admission sample page upon completion 
  • remind team to set aside admission files and/or rosters on which findings occur 
• Conduct the audit, consulting as needed with college staff to request any additional supporting documentation required. 

At the Conclusion of the Audit 

• Make sure the MCCB team members: 
  • Enter all findings in eARS 
  • Collect copies of documentation supporting the finding (attendance roster/s or admission document/s) 
• Carefully review each finding and ensure they have been entered into eARS 
• Enter comments related to the audit: 
  • Point out any issues and/or incorrect assumptions that resulted in findings. 
  • Point out good practices. 
• Print the Audit Exit Report and provide a copy to the college. 
• Conduct the exit interview with the college staff and audit team. 
  • Inform the college staff of next steps.  
    • If the 72-hour rule is applicable, remind them that once the 72-hour window has passed, the audit is closed. 
    • Final report to be emailed within 14 working days. 

Within 14 Working Days of the Close of the Audit

• Evaluate any additional supporting documentation submitted within the 72-hour window, eliminating findings where possible and finalizing exceptions. 
• Review the entire process. 
• Email final report to the college 

Definitions of Terms & Acronyms 

AACC: The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) is the primary advocacy organization for the nation's community colleges. The association represents almost 1,200 two-year, associate degree–granting institutions and more than 11 million students. 

AACRAO: The American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) is a nonprofit, voluntary, professional association of more than 10,000 higher education admissions and registration professionals who represent more than 2,600 institutions and agencies in the United States and in 28 countries around the world. The mission of the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers is to serve and advance higher education by providing leadership in academic and enrollment services. 

Academic Student: Refers to students taking courses in an Association of Arts degree program of study. 

Accreditation: A voluntary, nongovernmental process, in which an institution and its programs are evaluated against standards for measuring quality. 

AERA: The American Educational Research Organization (AERA) is an international professional organization, with the primary goal of advancing educational research and its practical application. Its more than 25,000 members are educators; administrators; directors of research; persons working with testing or evaluation in federal, state and local agencies; counselors; evaluators; graduate students; and behavioral scientists.  

AIR: The Association of Institutional Research (AIR), is a non-profit professional organization that supports quality data and decisions for higher education. 

Applicant: Per IPEDS, an individual who has fulfilled the institution’s requirements to be considered for admission (including payment or waiving of the application fee, if any) and who has been notified of one of the following actions: admission, nonadmission, placement on waiting list, or application withdrawn (by applicant or institution). 

Audit: Refers to an enrollment in a credit-bearing course, for which the student elects not to receive credit. 

Campus: A campus is a permanent location, which offers an extensive range of educational programs consisting of academic, technical and career, which lead to an associate of arts, associate of applied science or a technical or vocational certificate; as well as, continuing education, adult basic education, workforce training and community service. Complete instructional and student support services are provided on a campus. A campus is staffed primarily with full-time professional personnel, and the facilities are owned by the community or junior college district. There is at least one campus in each community or junior college district. However, in accordance with Section 37-4-3(6)(e), no new community or junior college branch campus shall be approved without an authorizing act of the legislature. 

Career Center (Vocational) Student: refers to a student enrolled in a Career (Vocational) Certificate Program of Study.  

Census Date: The census date, also referred to as the cut-off date, is the date at which students must be enrolled and in attendance in order to be counted for reimbursement purposes. 

CIP Code: The Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) Code provides a universal coding system for programs of study that allows for the accurate tracking, assessment, and alignment of program descriptions and program completions activity. CIP was originally developed by the U.S. Department of Education's National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) in 1980, with revisions occurring in 1985 and 1990, 2000, and 2010. 

Comprehensive Center: A comprehensive center is a permanent location, which offers a broad range of educational programs and services. A comprehensive center offers both credit and non-credit courses in multiple instructional areas that may include academic, technical, and career instruction, workforce training and other instruction for professional development and /or lifelong learning. A comprehensive center will have permanent facilities owned or shared by statutory agreement through which the community or junior college is guaranteed utilization. The facilities must be sufficient to carry out the stated mission. Library services and student support services must be comparable to those services located at the main campus. “The number of full-time faculty members must be adequate to provide effective teaching, advising and scholarly or creative activity” (SACS). There may be one or more comprehensive centers in a community and junior college district or none at all. 

Conditional Admission: A student who is admitted to the college without having completed all the required documentation. These students are not eligible for reimbursement. 

Contact Hour: A unit of measure that represents an hour of scheduled instruction given to students. Also referred to as a clock hour.  

Credit Hour: As defined in State Board Policy 8.2, a semester credit hour is defined as minimum student-teacher contact of 750 minutes for lecture and 1500 minutes for laboratory, not to include time for passing between classes, registration, nor final examinations.  

Diploma Mill: An education institution (secondary or postsecondary) operating without supervision of a state or professional agency and granting diplomas which are either fraudulent or, because of the lack of proper standards, worthless. 

Dual Credit Student: A student who is enrolled in a community or junior college or state institution of higher learning while enrolled in high school and who is receiving BOTH high school and college credit for the postsecondary coursework. 

Dual Enrolled Student: A student who is enrolled in a community or junior college or state institution of higher learning while enrolled in high school and who is receiving ONLY college credit for the postsecondary coursework 

Early College High School (ECHS) Student: A student who is a dual enrollment student enrolled in a small, independent high school located on a partnering college campus or a location other than a traditional high school campus. Students enter as high school freshmen, with a goal of earning both a high school diploma and an associate degree or 62 hours of college credit. 

Electronic Audit Reporting System (eARS): A system designed and developed by the MCCB to help colleges report data, and to assist the board with conducting the audits. The system allows colleges to upload data upon completion of a term. The data is validated to ensure values are correct and consistent throughout each data set and among all the colleges. It then allows auditors to visit each campus and conduct all work electronically. 

Education Achievement Council (EAC): Established by the Mississippi Legislature in 2010 (HB 1071) for the purposes of increasing the educational attainment and skill levels of Mississippi’s working age population to the national average by 2025. Membership includes the chairs of the House and Senate Universities and Colleges Committees, the House and Senate Education Committees, the House and Senate Appropriations Committees, representatives from the IHL, Community College, and K12 Systems, as well as representatives from the MS Economic Council and the MS Department of Mental Health. 

Enrolled: Any registered, active (not withdrawn or dropped) student listed on a course roster.

Entering Student: Any students coming into the institution for the first time. This includes students who initially attended the prior summer term and returned again in the fall; all first-time, first-year students; students transferring into the institution; both full-time and part-time students; and all degree/certificate-seeking as well as non-degree/certificate seeking students. 

Ethnicity is based on the whether an individual is of Hispanic or Latino descent or not. Hispanic or Latino: A person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race. The term "Spanish origin" can be used in addition to "Hispanic or Latino." 

Extension Center: An extension center is a permanent location, which offers a partial range of educational programs and services. An extension center may be solely academic, solely technical/vocational, or a combination of these types of curricula. An extension center is established for a specific, stated instructional mission. Library services and student support services are limited directly to serve the type and number of students. Facilities may be owned or leased by the community or junior college district. There may be one or more extension centers in a community or junior college district or none at all. “The number of fulltime faculty members must be adequate to provide effective teaching, advising and scholarly or creative activity” (SACS). There may be one or more extension centers in a community and junior college district or none at all. 

Fall Cohort: The group of students entering in the fall term established for tracking purposes. [For the IPEDS Graduation Rates component, this includes all students who enter the institution as full-time, first-time degree or certificate-seeking undergraduate students during the fall term of a given year.] 

FICE Code: a 6-digit identification code used to identify institutions that are accredited at the college level by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. 

Finding: the audit review result of non-compliance. 

Five-Year Rule: If a student previously attended your postsecondary institution (5 years or more prior) and has not subsequently enrolled at another postsecondary institution, your institution’s transcript will satisfy admission requirements for that student. 

FTE: Refers to full-time equivalent. For state reimbursement, this refers to full-time equivalent students and is defined as the total credit hours accumulated by Academic, Technical, and Vocational students during the summer, fall and spring semesters divided by thirty (30). 

Headcount: An unduplicated tally of students by a characteristic, such as full-time/part-time, major, age, etc. 

Homeless minor: May be accompanied or unaccompanied by a parent or legal guardian and is a student who at the time of admission to the college (A) lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence; and (B) includes: (i) students who are sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason; are living in motels, hotels, trailer parks, or camping grounds due to lack of alternative adequate accommodations; are living in emergency or transitional shelters; are abandoned in hospitals; (ii) students who have a primary nighttime residence that is a private or public place not designed for or ordinarily used as a regular sleeping accommodation for human beings; (iii) students who are living in cars, parks, public spaces, abandoned buildings, substandard housing, bus or train stations, or similar settings. 

Hybrid Courses: Hybrid courses are defined as those courses with less than seventy-five percent (75%) of student contact hours provided on-line (SB 3122, 2005).  

IHL: Refers to the Institutions of Higher Learning, the governing agency that oversees the seven public four-year colleges in Mississippi. 

In Attendance: For the purpose of state reimbursement, the term “in attendance” shall mean that the student’s last day of attendance (if any) occurred on or after the last class meeting of the sixth week or its equivalent. Students with the equivalent of two absences (per one credit hour course) by the end of the sixth week shall be deemed not in attendance unless that student attends class thereafter (State Board Policy 8.2). 

Integrated Career Pathway: Is a workforce development strategy used in the United States to support workers’ transitions from education into and through the workforce; often referred as i-Pathway. This strategy has been adopted at the federal, state and local levels in order to increase education, training and learning opportunities for America’s current and emerging workforce. Career pathways are an integrated collection of programs and services intended to develop students’ core academic, technical and employability skills; provide them with continuous education, training; and place them in highdemand, high-opportunity jobs. A career pathways initiative consists of a partnership among community colleges, primary and secondary schools, workforce and economic development agencies, employers, labor groups and social service providers. MI-BEST is the most prevalent integrated career pathway in Mississippi (see below).

Intercession Course: An intercession course is one that meets during the interim period between two regular semesters.  

IPEDS: Refers to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System. This is a system of interrelated surveys conducted annually by the U.S. Department of Education’s National Center for Education Statistics (NCES). IPEDS gathers information from every college, university, and technical and vocational institution that participates in the federal student financial aid programs. The Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, requires that institutions that participate in federal student aid programs report data on enrollments, program completions, graduation rates, faculty and staff, finances, institutional prices, and student financial aid. These data are made available to students and parents through the College Navigator college search Web site and to researchers and others through the IPEDS Data Center. 

Last Date of Attendance (LDA): The last date the student was physically present in the traditional course, or for a strictly online that has no shared MSVCC students) or MSVCC student, the last day the student demonstrated activity in that strictly online course. LDA determination for a hybrid course is based on the most appropriate definition above, depending on whether the course was meeting traditionally or online at the time of the LDA. 

Mississippi Association for Institutional Research (MAIR): An association composed of institutional research professionals at Mississippi’s 2-year and 4-year postsecondary institutions. 

MCCB: Refers to the Mississippi Community College Board (MCCB), formerly the State Board for Community & Junior Colleges (SBCJC), is the agency responsible for the coordination of the fifteen public 2-year colleges in Mississippi. 

MDE: Refers to the Mississippi Department of Education, the governing agency that oversees the K-12 system. 

MI-BEST: Refers to the Mississippi Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training. MI-Best is premised on the highly successful, evidence-based Integrated Basic Education and Skills Training (I-BEST) model, launched in Washington (WA) state, that incorporates contextualized learning by concurrently delivering Adult Basic Education (ABE) and Career and Technical Education (CTE) classes using a team teaching approach.  MI-BEST is premised on two simple goals: 

• Scale the integrated career pathways approach statewide among Mississippi Community and Junior Colleges. 
• Increase family-sustaining wages among high school dropouts and non-traditional students in Mississippi by improving educational outcomes and career-focused skills. 

Middle College Program (MCP) student: A student who is a dual enrollment student enrolled in school or district-level dual credit/dual enrollment program in which high school juniors or seniors attend a portion of the day at the high school and a portion at a postsecondary institution. Districts provide a transitional counselor and closely monitor student progress. 

Mid-Level Funding: The goal of a per-student funding level for community colleges midway between funding for K-12 students and regional public university students. In 2007, a bill was passed by the MS legislature and signed by the governor that would require mid-level funding for community and junior colleges; however, that funding level has not yet been achieved. 

MSVCC: The Mississippi Virtual Community College (MSVCC) is a consortium of Mississippi's 15 community colleges that makes it possible for these colleges to leverage their distance learning resources -- including faculty, courses, support services, and technology. Through the MSVCC, students may take courses from community colleges anywhere in Mississippi while getting support services from a local college. To take a course from a remote (provider) college, a student enrolls at a local (host) community college. The host college supports the student with a full slate of student services, including advisement and counseling, financial aid, and learning resources. The host college awards credit for the course. The remote (provider) college provides the course instruction. 

National Center for Education Statistics (NCES): A division within the U.S. Department of Education, NCES is the primary federal entity for collecting and analyzing data related to education in the U.S. and other nations. 

NCCCRP: The National Community College Council on Research and Planning (NCCCRP), is the only national organization that exists exclusively to serve institutional research and planning professionals in 2-year, postsecondary educational institutions and other persons with a special interest in community college research. 

No Show: No shows are students who registered for the course, but never attended the course. 

nSPARC: This refers to the National Strategic Planning & Analysis Research Center. nSPARC, located at Mississippi State University, seeks to align university, industry, and government expertise and resources to maintain and increase economic competitiveness. nSPARC answers specific questions related to economic, workforce, and community development by conducting high-quality scientific research, including but not limited to statistical analysis, place-based analysis, survey design, and computer-assisted focus groups. 

On-site Audit: An audit conducted on the premises of a college campus and/or its associated facilities (i.e. off-campus site). It involves inspecting the college’s admissions and enrollment records for statutory compliance. 

Off-site Audit: An audit conducted from at an offsite location, also referred to as a remote audit. It involves inspecting the college’s admissions and enrollment records for statutory compliance at a location off the premises of a college campus and/or its associated facilities (i.e. off-campus site). 

Off-Campus Site: An off-campus site is a location, which provides a very limited selection of course offerings (usually academic) that support the instructional mission of a campus or center. Such a site provides minimal library and student support services. Facilities generally are not owned by the college, but may be leased. The existence of an off-campus site does not imply commitment to maintain or to continue operation. A community or junior college must obtain approval from the State Board on a semester-by-semester basis to offer courses at an off-campus site in accordance with § 37-29-69 of the Mississippi Code of 1972, Annotated. 

Off-Schedule Course: An off-schedule course is any course taught during a regular semester that has a different census date than that of the regular semester’s courses. These courses will either be longer or shorter than the standard classes scheduled for that term.  

Perkins: This refers to the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006. Colleges are required to submit accountability reports annually to the MS Department of Education in order to receive federal funds through Perkins.  

Race is based in the following five categorizations (IPEDS definitions): 

• American Indian or Alaska Native: A person having origins in any of the original peoples of North and South America (including Central America), and who maintains tribal affiliation or community attachment.  
• Asian: A person having origins in any of the original peoples of the Far East, Southeast Asia, or the Indian subcontinent, including, for example, Cambodia, China, India, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Pakistan, the Philippine Islands, Thailand, and Vietnam.  
• Black or African American: A person having origins in any of the black racial groups of Africa.  
• Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander: A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Hawaii, Guam, Samoa, or other Pacific Islands.  
• White: A person having origins in any of the original peoples of Europe, the Middle East, or North Africa.  

Readmission: A student who has had a lapse in enrollment at a college may require readmission, depending on that college’s policy. Each college establishes its own policy for when readmission is necessary; however, all appropriate audit documents are required for the purpose of state reimbursement.  

Reinstatement: A student who LDAs or withdraws prior to the last class meeting of the 6th week (or its equivalent), but who receives college approval to rejoin the class. Reinstatements must be coded on the roster, and reinstated students must be coded as reinstated and in attendance as of the last class meeting of the 6th week (or its equivalent) for the purpose of state reimbursement. 

Remote Audit: See Off-Site Audit. 

SACCR: The Southeastern Association for Community College Research (SACCR), provides a regional forum for planning, coordinating, or conducting activities which promote improvement of community-based postsecondary institutions throughout the southeastern United States. We identify and promote best practices in institutional research and planning, which support and strengthen decision making processes of higher education at the regional, state, and institutional levels. 

SACSCOC: The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges is the regional body for the accreditation of degree-granting higher education institutions in the Southern states.  

SAIR: The Southern Association of Institutional Research (SAIR) is dedicated to the advancement of research leading to improved understanding, planning, and operation of institutions of post-secondary education. SAIR provides a forum for the dissemination of information and interchange of ideas on problems of common interest in the field of institutional research. In addition, SAIR promotes the continued professional development of individuals engaging in institutional research and fosters the unity and cooperation among persons having interests and activities related to research. 

SSCH: Student Semester Credit Hours - Credit hours generated by all students in a semester. 

SBCJC: The State Board for Community and Junior Colleges (SBCJC) is the agency responsible for the coordination of the fifteen public 2-year colleges in Mississippi. (Since July 1, 2011, the agency’s name officially changed to the Mississippi Community College Board.) 

Southern Regional Education Board (SREB): SREB is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization that works with 16 member states to improve public pre-K-12 and higher education. Founded by the region's governors and legislators in 1948, SREB was America's first interstate compact for education. Today it is the only regional education compact that works directly with state leaders, schools and educators to improve teaching, learning and student achievement at every level of education. 

SLDS: The Statewide Longitudinal Data System (SLDS), established by SB2371 (2011), is a multi-agency database, currently in development, that will track education and student outcomes into the workforce.  

TAACCCT Grant Exception: Students in this grant may or may not have graduated from high school or earned an equivalency diploma. 

Technical Student: Refers to students taking courses in an Association of Applied Science or Technical Degree program of study. 

Transfer: A student entering the reporting institution for the first time or returning to the reporting institution after a break in enrollment and who has attempted hours from a postsecondary institution from which transfer coursework is accepted. 

Transient college student: a student who is enrolled in one college or university (their home institution) and takes courses temporarily (a single semester) at another college or university (their host institution) with the intention of transferring the course credit back to their home institution. 

Unduplicated Headcount: A student is counted only once during an academic year (Summer term through Spring term) regardless of how many terms the student registers for or how many different classes the student takes during that time period. 

Uniform Course Numbering System: The system of commonly identifying courses in all college parallel curricula, both in academic and in career-technical programs. A general revision of the numbering systems are prepared on an annual basis. 

USDOE: United States Department of Education (also sometimes referred to simply as DOE). 

Vocational Student: See Career Center Student 

File Upload Process and File Specifications

File Upload Process 

This entire process is completed via the Electronic Audit and Reporting System (eARS).  Note: Direct access to the Enrollment Tool for MSVCC data is not required. 

1. Login to eARS 
2. Click on the Pre-Audit (MSVCC) tab 
3. View and/or download VCC courses, faculty and students 
   • Click on the green tabs 
   • Files can be viewed and/or downloaded to Excel 
4. Review for accuracy, that is, each VCC course ID matches the course ID in the college’s SIS (Banner, Colleague, Alliant, etc.). 
   • Once in agreement the person responsible for VCC should complete the next two steps 
   • Check the “I concur our virtual…” checkbox 
   • Press the “Submit Pre-Audit Data” button 
5. Click on the eAudit Summary tab 
6. Download VCC Student Schedule file 
   • This file contains only ‘crossed’ students – that is, local students that took courses from other districts 
   • Save the VCCxxxyyyyts.txt to the computer 
     • xxx = District 
     • yyyy = Year 
     • t = Term 
     • s = indicates Student Schedule file 
7. Create term data files (Primary Enrollment, Course, Student Schedule, and Faculty)  
   • Extract data from the SIS to create text files 
     • For the Student Schedule extract traditional and MSVCC courses, i.e., all your students taking your courses 
     • To assist getting the grades for your students, download some/all of the extracts provided in the Tables & Views tab 
   • Use file layouts and definitions as outlined in this manual 
   • Append the VCCxxxyyyyts.txt to the created Student Schedule file
8. Click on the File Upload & Validation tab 
   • Upload files in this order: faculty, course, primary enrollment, student schedule 
   • Validations are performed as each file is uploaded 
   • If upload fails validation, then click on File View button (in red) on bottom of main screen to view/download error list 
     • Reload until all errors are cleared. Note: It is necessary to reload a file that loaded successfully
9. Secondary Verification 
   • Once the upload of all files is successful, an automatic email is sent to MCCB requesting the Secondary Verification 
   • The Summary Enrollment Report is now optional in eARS 
   • Successful upload does not necessarily mean all data is accurate 
   • The Secondary Demographic Verification (SDV) profile is placed in the Secure FTP folder
     • The spreadsheet contains many worksheets providing multiple ways to view the data
     • Please forward to any and all personnel that is responsible for a given type of data
     • Review worksheets in great detail 
10. Upon receipt of Secondary Demographic Verification profile 
    • A Confirm Secondary Verification button will appear in eARS to accept/confirm verification. Do not press the confirmation button until everything and everyone are on board with the data 
      • A reload of some files or all files may be necessary: 
        • Nothing to cancel 
        • Do this as many times as needed
11. Once the college agrees with Secondary Demographic Verification profile:
    • Click on the Confirm Secondary Verification button 
    • This locks files and allows MCCB to generate an Audit Sample 
12. Now it is time to schedule a time for an Audit visit, within 14 business days of the college’s final confirmation of its term data: 
    • Emails between appropriate data contact and MCCB will ensue. Upon agreeing on a date, the MCCB will schedule a date. The date will then display on main screen. 
    • The day before the scheduled visit eARS and note that a link will appear on main screen. The link allows the college to view and download the student audit sample. 

Term Files

These four term files must be uploaded upon completion of each Summer, Fall or Spring semester via the Electronic Audit Reporting System (eARS). These files are to be uploaded in sequence as outlined below. Files can be reloaded as often as necessary, until files are locked when they are ready to be audited. A fairly extensive validation is performed upon upload. However, a successful upload does not necessarily imply that the files are ready for audit. A secondary verification is performed after the upload which might require the college to reload some or all the files. 

Faculty  

• Naming scheme: xxxyyyytf.txt
  xxx = District code (201, 202, etc.)
  yyyy = Academic year
  t = Term (1=Summer, 2=Fall, 3=Spring)
  f = Faculty
  Example for Fall 2012 for Coahoma: 20120132f.txt
  Example for Spring 2013 for Copiah: 20220133f.txt 
• Both the file types and the ‘txt’ in the filename must be in lowercase 
• Report one record per faculty member - even if member teaches at multiple sites. 
  • Record length = 84 bytes. 
  • NOTE: Files with records shorter/longer will be rejected
• First file in upload process 
• Code and report off-schedule classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the term in which the census date occurred 
• Code and report intersession classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the subsequent term 

Course 

• Naming scheme: xxxyyyytc.txt
  xxx = District code (201, 202, etc.)
  yyyy = Academic year
  t = Term (1=Summer, 2=Fall, 3=Spring)
  c = Course  
  Example for Fall 2012 for Coahoma: 20120132c.txt
  Example for Spring 2013 for Copiah: 20220133c.txt 
• Both the file types and the ‘txt’ in the filename must be in lowercase 
  • Report one record per class taught – traditional or online. No need to include cancelled/closed courses – no students 
  • Record length = 90 bytes. Files with records shorter/longer will be rejected 
  • Second file in upload process. Will require re-upload if faculty file is re-uploaded 
• Code and report off-schedule classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the term in which the census date occurred 
• Code and report intersession classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the subsequent term 

Primary Enrollment 

• Naming scheme: xxxyyyytp.txt
  xxx = District code (201, 202, etc.)
  yyyy = Academic year
  t = Term (1=Summer, 2=Fall, 3=Spring)
  p = Primary Enrollment  
  Example for Fall 2012 for Coahoma: 20120132p.txt
  Example for Spring 2013 for Copiah: 20220133p.txt 
• Both the file types and the ‘txt’ in the filename must be in lowercase 
• Report one record per student that was still enrolled after drop/add period: 
  • That is, students for which a transcript can be generated for this term, even if not requesting reimbursement 
  • The ‘Include Student’ field is to request reimbursement for students still in attendance by cutoff date and without excessive absences 
  • Record length = 197 bytes. Files with records shorter/longer will be rejected 
  • Third file to be uploaded. Will require re-upload if course file is re-uploaded 
• Code and report off-schedule classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the term in which the census date occurred 
• Code and report intersession classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the subsequent term 

Student Schedule  

• Naming scheme: xxxyyyyts.txt
  xxx = District code (201, 202, etc.)
  yyyy = Academic year
  t = Term (1=Summer, 2=Fall, 3=Spring)
  s = Student Schedule  
  Example for Fall 2012 for Coahoma: 20120132s.txt
  Example for Spring 2013 for Copiah: 20220133s.txt 
• Both the file types and the ‘txt’ in the filename must be in lowercase  
• Report one record per student per class that was still enrolled after drop/add period 
  • That is, credit hours that would show in a transcript for this term, even if not requesting reimbursement 
  • The ‘Include Hours’ field is to request reimbursement for students still in attendance by cutoff date and without excessive absences in this class 
  • Record length = 39 bytes or 51 bytes if including electronic attendance. Files with records shorter/longer will be rejected 
  • Last file to be uploaded. Will require re-upload if primary enrollment file is re-uploaded 
• Code and report off-schedule classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the term in which the census date occurred 
• Code and report intersession classes/students/enrollments/faculty with the subsequent term 
• Extract from the SIS each course in which a student is enrolled; that is, include any MSVCC classes 
  • Once extract is complete, append the VCC ‘hosted’ student schedule (VCCxxxyyyyts.txt) to the text file 
  • The VCC student schedule is to account for your students’ credit hours taken at other districts 

When to include term data 

• Code and report off-schedule all term files with the term in which the census date occurred.  
• Code and report intersession all term files with the subsequent term. 

Annual File

Graduate  

• Naming scheme: XXXYYYYTg.txt
  XXX = District code (201, 202, etc.)
  YYYY = Academic year
  T = Term (0=Annual)
  g = Graduate
•  Record length = 48 bytes. Files with records shorter/longer will be rejected 
• Upload after completion of Spring graduation 
• Report all students who received an award (degree or credential) on the prior academic year (Summer, Fall or Spring). One file for entire academic year 
• Report one record for each degree or certificate awarded. That is, a student might have two or more records 
• A warning, not an error, will be generated if no previous enrollment is detected for a student within the past academic year 
• If student last attended your institution prior to Summer 2012, a Primary Enrollment record must be provided via the FTP site. This happens when awarding degree through the ‘reverse transfer’ mechanism

Validations 

• File will be rejected if it has an invalid file name 
• File will be rejected if it has an invalid record length 
• Files must be uploaded in proper sequence 
• Potential difference between Enrollment Summary headcount and Secondary Verification headcount 
  • Enrollment Summary uses the accumulators from the PE file (fields 22, 23, 24, 25, 26  and 32) 
  • Secondary Verification removes students for which there are no Student Schedule records 
  • In a perfect submission both headcounts will match 

Primary Enrollment File Structure 

Field	Field Name	Start	Len	Field Type	Definition	Valid Choices or Examples
1	Student District	1	5	Num	Site of student’s registration or primary enrollment	District Code + Site Code Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. This site code should correspond to:   Non-CTE: the location at which the student registers or takes a majority of his/her courses  CTE: the location approved for the program of study  Dual Credit: the location of the off-campus site  Dual Enroll: like (a) or (b)  MI-BEST: location approved for the program of study It should be a stable code from term to term   CANNOT BE BLANK
2	Term	6	5	Num	Semester when course is taught	Academic Year Code + Term Code Example: Fall 2010 = 20112   Academic Year Codes: 2010 = Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010 2011 = Summer 2010, Fall 2010, Spring 2011 2012 = Summer 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012   Term Codes: 1 = Summer 2 = Fall  3 = Spring    Code and report off-schedule students with the term in which the census date occurred.  Code and report intersession students with the subsequent term.   CANNOT BE BLANK
3	Student Identifier	11	10	Char	Unique Student Identifier for the District	xxxxxxxxxx  No duplicates allowed   CANNOT BE BLANK
4	Student Last Name	21	15	Char	Student’s Last Name	Student’s Last Name   CANNOT BE BLANK
5	Student First Name	36	15	Char	Student’s First Name	Student’s First Name   CANNOT BE BLANK
6	Student Middle Name	51	15	Char	Student’s Middle Name	Student’s Middle Name   CAN BE BLANK
7	Student Suffix	66	5	Char	Student’s Suffix	Examples: Jr., Sr. III, etc.   CAN BE BLANK
8	Student SSN	71	9	Char	Student’s Social Security Number	xxxxxxxxx No duplicates allowed   CANNOT BE BLANK
9	Curriculum	80	1	Num	Type of Curriculum	This code must correspond to the student’s current program of study, award intent, or course.   Codes 1 = Academic (AA Degree) 2 = Technical (AAS or Technical Certificate) 3 = Career (Certificate) 4 = Non-Award Seeking (No declared program of Study) Includes Dual Credit/Enroll students.    CANNOT BE BLANK
10	Classification	81	1	Num	Classification of Student’s Level	Codes 1 = Freshman  (completed 0-29 crd hrs, no award) 2 = Sophomore (completed 30+ crd hrs, no award) 3 = High School (dual credit/dual enrollment) 4 = Not Classified (a)   (a) Students coded as not classified enroll under circumstances that prevent them from being classified as freshmen, sophomore, or high school.  These would include students who have previously completed an associate degree or a baccalaureate degree.    CANNOT BE BLANK
11	Enrollment Status (FT/PT)	82	1	Num	Full-time or Part-time	Refers to the student’s credit hour load this term. Codes Fall and Spring 1 = Full-Time – students taking 12 or more crd hrs 2 = Part-time – students taking 1 to 11 crd hrs Summer 1 = Full-Time – students taking 6 or more crd hrs 2 = Part-time – students taking 1 to 5 crd hrs   MSVCC hours are included Developmental hours are included Audit hours are not included Code students taking only audit classes as PartTime   CANNOT BE BLANK
12	Race	83	1	Num	Race	Codes: Valid Codes for Hispanic or Latino Students (Ethnicity field (new #39) coded as 1): 1 = Non-resident Alien 5 = Hispanic of any race (field #39 MUST be coded as 1) 7 = Race unknown or not reported    Valid Codes for Non-Hispanic or non-Latino Students (Ethnicity field coded as 2 or 3): 1 = Non-resident Alien 2 = Black or African American 3 = American Indian or Alaskan Native 4 = Asian 6 = White 7 = Race unknown or not reported 8 = Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 9 = Two or more races   CANNOT BE BLANK
13	Gender	84	1	Num	Gender	Codes 1 = Male 2 = Female 3 = Not reported/Unknown  CANNOT BE BLANK
14	Date of Birth	85	8	Num	Date of Birth	MMDDYYYY Birth date is being compared to graduation date, and to age at graduation, and to admission code for reasonableness.    CANNOT BE BLANK
15	Degree Seeking	93	1	Num	Degree or Award (Certificate) Seeking	Codes 1 = Yes 2 = No    A high school student cannot be degree seeking until enrolling after HS graduation requirements are complete.   CANNOT BE BLANK
16	Degree Seeking Status	94	1	Num	Degree or Award Seeking Status	Codes 1 = First time entering, first year (a) 2 = First year, continuing  (b) 3 = All other students (c) 4 = Not degree or award seeking  (a) A student attending a postsecondary institution for the first time. Includes students enrolled in the fall term who attended college for the first time in the prior summer term. Also includes students who entered with college credits earned before graduation from high school. This classification is not based on major and does not include current dual credit/dual enrollment students or transfer students. (b) A continuing student (not first-time entering) who has completed less than the equivalent of 1 full year of undergraduate work; that is, 0-29 cumulative credit hours. This classification is not based on major. It may include transfer students, but does not include dual credit/dual enrollment students. (c) A current high school (dual credit/dual enrollment) student OR a continuing student who has earned 30 or more cumulative credit hours.  This classification is not based on major and may include transfer students.   CANNOT BE BLANK
17	Term Admission Compliance  (can change from term to term)	95	1	Char	Basis for Student Admission for this term	Codes 1 = High School /Home School Graduate 2 = High School Equivalency diploma: GED, HiSET, TASC 3 = Required Number of High School Units 4 = Ability to Benefit Scores 5 = Transfer College Transcript (Not 5-yr rule) (a) 6 = Regular (not MS Works) Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit 7 = Early Admission (high school graduation requirements completed, but degree not yet conferred.) 8 = Occupational Diploma 9 = Displaced by Hurricane A = MS Works Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit B = 5-Year rule (b) C = TAACCCT exception D = Conditional Admission – Not reimbursable (d) E = MI-BEST Exception (e) F = Strictly Audit (f) G = Early College Program (g) H = Career Certificate (h)   Notes: (a) Any student that has a transcript of attempted hours from a postsecondary institution from which transfer coursework is accepted is considered a transfer student. Any student that has earned all ‘F’ or ‘W’ counts as a transfer. Any student who first enrolled at your college, then enrolled at another college and subsequently returned to your college counts as a transfer. (b) If a student previously attended your postsecondary institution (5 years or more prior) and has not subsequently enrolled at another postsecondary institution, your institution’s transcript will satisfy admission requirements for that student. (d) Students with incomplete files are not reimbursable – Field #42 must be ‘0’. (e) Students might not have HS diplomas or HSE (f) These students have never been admitted at the college.  Are taking only audit classes.  They are non-degree seeking. (g) Very similar to DE/DC Early or Middle College program students must meet prescribed admissions criteria for Early College High School or Middle College programs. (h) Students who earned a Career Certificate, but not a HSE diploma. Usually via a MIBEST or Ability-to-Benefit program. If the student takes this Career Certificate to another college, then he/she becomes a Transfer.  CANNOT BE BLANK
18	Residency Status	96	1	Num	Residency	Codes 1 = In-District 2 = Out-of-District 3 = Out-of-State 4 = Out of Country 5 = Veteran – Out-Of-State   For tracking purposes, this code does not change once students have been coded as a veteran.   CANNOT BE BLANK
19	MS County Residency	97	2	Num	MS County Residency	Refer to table of MS County Codes in eARS. There is a code for every MS county. Cannot be 99 for MS residents. 99 = Out-of-State/Out of country   CANNOT BE BLANK
20	State/Territory of Residency	99	2	Char	State Residency	Refer to table of State/Territory Codes in eARS. There is a code for every US state and territory. Cannot be 99 for a US resident. 99 = OUT of country    CANNOT BE BLANK
21	Country of Residency	101	1	Num	Country of Residency	Codes 1 = United States 2 = Non US Resident 3 = Unknown   CANNOT BE BLANK
22	Traditional or Hybrid Delivery Academic Hours accumulator	102	5	Num	Number of Non-MSVCC Academic Credit Hours student is enrolled in this semester.	Report non-MSVCC Academic hours only. These hours do include developmental courses, also include hours not requested for reimbursement in the SS file. Example: 12.00 or 0.00  with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
23	Traditional or Hybrid Delivery Technical Hours accumulator	107	5	Num	Number of Non-MSVCC Technical Credit Hours student is enrolled in this semester.	Report non-MSVCC Technical hours only. These hours do not include developmental courses, also include hours not requested for reimbursement in the SS file. Example: 12.00 or 0.00  with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
24	Traditional or Hybrid Delivery Career (Vocational) Hours accumulator	112	5	Num	Number of Non- MSVCC Career (Vocational) Credit Hours student is enrolled in this semester.	Report non-MSVCC Career hours only.  These hours do not include developmental courses, also include hours not requested for reimbursement in the SS file. Example: 09.00 or 0.00  with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
25	Traditional or Hybrid Delivery Audit Hours accumulator	117	5	Num	Number of Non MSVCC Hours student is auditing this semester.	Report non-MSVCC Audited hours only. These hours do include developmental courses, also include hours not requested for reimbursement in the SS file. Example: 06.00 or 0.00  with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
26	Total NonMSVCC Semester Credit Hours accumulator	122	5	Num	Total number of NonMSVCC Credit Hours student is enrolled in this semester.	MSVCC hours are excluded from this calculation. These hours do include developmental courses as well as those not requested for reimbursement. However, audited hours are included. Total Hours should equal fields 22+23+24+25 Example: 18.00 or 0.00  with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
27	Program of Study	127	6	Num	Approved Classification of Instructional Program (CIP) Code for the Student’s Program of Study	Refer to table of CIP Codes in eARS for approved program for your institution (academic or career/tech).   Non-degree seeking, or Dual Enroll = 999999  CANNOT BE BLANK
28	ACT Score	133	2	Num	Composite ACT Score	If no ACT score or if score is unknown, leave blank.   CAN BE BLANK
29	Term GPA	135	4	Num	Prior Term GPA (summer and transfer excluded)	Student’s Institutional GPA for the prior term (Fall or Spring).  Summer and transfer credits are excluded. If no prior term GPA, leave field blank.  Not required.   CAN LEAVE BLANK
30	Cumulative GPA	139	4	Num	Current Cumulative GPA as defined by your institution	Student’s cumulative GPA as of start of the current term.  If no prior cumulative GPA, leave field blank.  Cumulative GPA includes credits and grades earned at your institution, as well credits and grades accepted in transfer. The three decimals are implied, that is, do NOT enter a decimal place. Example: 2.678 = 2678    CAN BE BLANK
31	Initial Date of Enrollment	143	5	Num	Semester student took his/her first course at your institution.	Academic Year Code + Term Code Example: Fall 2010 = 20112   Academic Year Codes: 2010 = Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010 2011 = Summer 2010, Fall 2010, Spring 2011 2012 = Summer 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012   Term Codes: 1 = Summer 2 = Fall 3 = Spring    Code and report off-schedule students with the term in which the census date occurred.  Code and report intersession students with the subsequent term.   CANNOT BE BLANK
32	MSVCC Hours accumulator	148	5	Num	Number of MSVCC credit hours student is enrolled in this semester	These hours are not included in the total semester credit hours calculation (Field #26). Also include hours not requested for reimbursement. Example: 06.00 or 0.00  with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
33	Student Athlete	153	1	Num	Student was certified to play a sport for the current term or a student who received financial aid working to support a sport program/s for the current term.	Codes 1 = Yes 2 = No    CANNOT BE BLANK
34	Prior Fall Status	154	1	Num	Was this student fulltime the prior fall semester?	Codes 1 = Yes 2 = No    CANNOT BE BLANK
35	Site Status	155	1	Num	Student’s primary enrollment is at this type of MCCB approved site.	Refer to table of District and Site codes in eARS. MSVCC students should be coded to correspond with their site of primary enrollment or registration coded in Field 1.   Codes 1 = Campus 2 = Comprehensive Center 3 = Extension Center 4 = Off-Campus Site   CANNOT BE BLANK
36	MS High School	156	6	Num	Student’s MS High School Status	Refer to table of MS ACT High School Codes in eARS. There is a code for every MS high school   CANNOT BE BLANK
37	Commuter	162	1	Num	Indicates whether a student is a commuter student or lives in campus housing.	Codes 1 = Commuter Student 2 = Lives in Campus Housing   CANNOT BE BLANK
38	HS Grad Date	163	6	Num	High School Graduation Date (MMYYYY)	a) If the student is a high school graduate, enter the two-digit month and four-digit year of the student’s high school graduation date. b) If a student was admitted via Required High School Units or Ability to Benefit leave the field blank. c) If a student was admitted via Early Admission, enter the month and year the student was last in high school. d) If a student was admitted via a High School Diploma or College Transcript, enter the month and date of high school graduation. e) If a student was admitted via Dual Enroll/Dual Credit enter the expected graduation date.  Once the student graduates there might be a need to change. f) If a student was admitted via HSE enter the test date.   Graduation date is being compared to birth date, and to age at graduation, and to admission code for reasonableness.    CAN BE BLANK (but seldom)
39	Ethnicity	169	1	Num	Student’s Ethnicity	Codes 1 = Hispanic or Latino 2 = Not Hispanic or Latino 3 = Ethnicity unknown   CANNOT BE BLANK
40	PELL eligible / SNAP	170	1	Num	Student is PELL eligible this term.  An easy way is to check if EFC is $5,328 or less and did not receive any Pell money, then student has the financial need, i.e., is eligible (value=1).	Codes 0 = Student is not PELL eligible 1 = Student is PELL eligible (did NOT receive money) 2 = PELL recipient (did receive money) 3 = SNAP recipient 4 = PELL and SNAP recipient   CANNOT BE BLANK
41	Initial Admission Compliance  (should never change)	171	1	Char	Basis for Student Admission the first term at your institution	Codes 1 = High School /Home School Graduate 2 = GED Graduate 3 = Required Number of High School Units 4 = Ability to Benefit Scores 5 = Transfer College Transcript (a) - (not 5-yr rule)  6 = Regular (not MS Works) Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit 7 = Early Admission (high school graduation requirements completed, but degree not yet conferred.) 8 = Occupational Diploma A = MS Works Dual Enrollment/Dual Credit C = TAACCCT exception  D = Conditional Admission – Not reimbursable on initial enrollment. Field #42 must be 0. E = MI-BEST Exception G = Early College Program   (a) Any student that has a transcript of attempted hours from a postsecondary institution from which transfer coursework is accepted is considered a transfer student. Any student that has earned all ‘F’ or ‘W’ counts as a transfer. Any student who first enrolled at your college, then enrolled at another college and subsequently returned to your college is a transfer   If field 31 is Fall 2013 (20142) or greater this field cannot be blank.  If field 17 is B, D, or F, this field must be blank.   CAN BE BLANK
42	Include student	172	1	Num	Include student in audit sample	Codes 1 = Request student for reimbursement, that is, it may be included in the audit sample. It can affect efficiency. 0 = Do not request student for reimbursement. Student will not be included in audits nor will be reimbursed by the state. Will not affect efficiency. Record will be reported to nSPARC.   CANNOT BE BLANK
43	Integrated Pathway	173	1	Num	Student admitted into an approved integrated pathway program, such as MI-BEST, TAACCCT and others.	Codes 0 = No 1 = MI-BEST 2 = TAACCCT 3 = Other   For assessment purposes, this code does not change once students have been admitted into an integrated pathway program.  CANNOT BE BLANK
44	Cumulative Degree Hours Earned	174	5	Num	Cumulative degree or certificate (nondevelopmental) hours earned.	Include all hours earned towards a degree or certificate prior to the current semester, including hours transferred in that apply towards a degree or certificate.    Include hours not requested for reimbursement, but exclude developmental hours. Example: 6.000, 06.00, 006.0, 0006., or 0.00                 the decimal point must be included   CANNOT BE BLANK
45	Math Placement Test	179	1	Char	Test type used for Math placement. Important for First-Time/ First-Year.	Codes A = ACT B = SAT C = COMPASS D = ASSET E = ACCUPLACER F = SREB Math Readiness G = ACCUPLACER Next Generation X = Test Not Required (Not FTFY, NDS, DE/DC, over 21 years, Audit, etc.)   CANNOT BE BLANK
46	Math Score	180	5	Num	Score used for math placement	Math placement test score from the test type indicated. Example: 560 or 00560 or 0  no decimals For SREB: 00000 = Did not pass 00001 = Passed   CANNOT BE BLANK
47	English Placement Test	185	1	Char	Test type used for English placement. Important for First-Time/ First-Year.	Codes A = ACT B = SAT C = COMPASS D = ASSET E = ACCUPLACER F = SREB English Literacy G = ACCUPLACER Next Generation X = Test Not Required (Not FTFY, NDS, DE/DC, over 21 years, Audit, etc.)   CANNOT BE BLANK
48	English Score	186	5	Num	Score used for English placement	English placement test score from the test type indicated. (Example: 560 or 00560 or 0) no decimals For SREB: 00000 = Did not pass 00001 = Passed   CANNOT BE BLANK
49	Reading Placement Test	191	1	Char	Test type used for reading placement. Important for First-Time/ First-Year.	Codes A = ACT B = SAT C = COMPASS D = ASSET E = ACCUPLACER G = ACCUPLACER Next Generation X = Test Not Required (Not FTFY, NDS, DE/DC, over 21 years, Audit, etc.)   CANNOT BE BLANK
50	Reading Score	192	5	Num	Score used for reading placement	Reading placement test score from the test type indicated. (Example: 560 or 00560 or 0) no decimals   CANNOT BE BLANK
51	Ever been Pell Eligible	197	1	Char	Has student ever been Pell eligible? Even if student did not actually receive money.	Codes Y = Student has been eligible for Pell at least one term while attending this college N = Student has never been eligible for Pell  CANNOT BE BLANK
52	Complete-2Compete  (should never change)	198	1	Char	Complete to Compete admission flag	Codes R = Returning (readmitted) C2C student T = C2C transferring from another college X = Not a C2C student   CANNOT BE BLANK

Validations and Clarifications

ADN Students 

• ADN student MUST be coded as academic (CIP code 513801 is NO longer valid) 
• F27 - Major = 513800 (new 2010 CIP code value) 
• F9 - Curriculum = 1 (Academic) 

Duplicated Students 

• There must be a one-to-one relationship between the student’s Social Security and the Identification numbers 
• Duplicate SSN’s will be rejected 
• Duplicate student ID’s will be rejected 

Credit Hours Format 

• Fields 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 32 
• Yes, the period counts as a character! Make sure the field is padded with zeroes, not spaces. There are no implied decimals. If you enter 00300, it will read as 300 hours 
• Any of these formats is valid: 00003; 00004; 03.00; 03.50 

Conditional Admission 

• F17 – Admission Compliance = D (Conditional Admission) 
• F42 – Include/Exclude = 0 (Student cannot be reimbursed) 

Non-Degree Seeking Students 

• F9 – Curriculum = 4 (New value since Summer 2012) 
• F10 – Classification = 4 (Not classified) 
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 2 (No) 
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status = 4 (Not Seeking Degree or Award Seeking) 
• F27 – Program of Study = 999999 (Undetermined CIP) 

Student with Bachelor’s or greater degree  

• F10 – Classification = 4  (Not classified) 
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 1 or 2 (Depends if they want a degree or certificate) 
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status = 3 or 4   (3 if pursuing a degree, 4 if just taking classes for the fun it) 
• F17 – Admission Compliance = 5 (Transfer) 
• F41 – Initial Admission Compliance = 5 (Transfer) 
  • Starting with initial enrollment of Fall 2013 and after  Transfer Students  
• F10 – Classification = 1, 2 or 4 (Cannot be HS student)  
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 1 or 2 (Depends if they want a degree or certificate) 
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status =  2, 3 or 4 (Cannot be First Time Entering, First Year) 
• F17 – Admission Compliance = 5 (Transfer) 

Transfer Students with 5-year Rule 

• F10 – Classification = 1, 2 or 4 (Cannot be HS student) 
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 1 or 2 (Depends if they want a degree or certificate) 
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status =  2, 3 or 4 (Cannot be First Time Entering, First Year) 
• F17 – Admission Compliance = B (5-year rule) 
• F41 – Initial Admission Compliance = Blank 

Dual Enrollment or MS Works 

• F9 – Curriculum = 4 (New value since Summer 2012) 
• F10 – Classification = 3 (HS student) 
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 2 (No, as HS students cannot be degree seeking until completing HS graduation requirements) 
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status = 3 All other students (All other) 
• F17 – Admission Compliance = 6 (Dual Enrollment) or A (MS Works) 
• F36 – MS High School = Approved ACT Code (occasionally if HS is out of state then code=999999, if so, student should have appropriate residency code) 
• F38 – HS Graduation Date = The date cannot be prior to current term 
• F41 – Initial Admission Compliance = 6 (Dual Enrollment) or A (MS Works) 
  • Starting with initial enrollment of Fall 2013 and after  

Student’s District and Program of Study (Major) for CTE students 

• Fields 1, 9, 27 
• Technical and Career programs of study are approved for a specific site (F27), thus the student’s site (F1) must match 
• Coding suggestion… First determine the student’s program of study; then use the approved site as the student’s site 
• You can determine the location of each Technical and Career program from the “Tables & Views” tab in eARS, then selecting “Career & Technical Programs by College” 
• F1 – District = College code + Approved CTE site 
• F9 – Classification = 2 or 3 (Technical or Career) 
• F27 – Program of Study = Approved CTE program of study 

Student age and age at high school graduation 

• Student must be between 14 and 99 
• High school graduation cannot be in the future unless DE/DC, conversely 
• DE/DC students cannot have a graduation date prior to current term First-Time/First-Year Students 
• F9 – Curriculum = 1, 2 or 3 (Academic, Technical or Career) 
• F10 – Classification = 1 (Freshman)  
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 1 (Yes)  
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status =  1 (First-Time entering, First-Year)  
• F17 – Admission Compliance = Cannot be transfer or 5-yr rule or DE/DC  

Strictly Audit Students  

• F9 – Curriculum = 4 (New value since Summer 2012) 
• F10 – Classification = 4 (Not Classified) 
• F15 – Degree Seeking = 2 (No) 
• F16 – Degree Seeking Status = 4 (Not Degree or Award Seeking) 
• F17 – Admission Compliance = F (Strictly Audit) 
• F27 – Program of Study = 999999 
• F42 – Include/Exclude = 0 (Student cannot be reimbursed) 
• These student have never been at the college, but are now auditing classes.  

High School 

• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 6 or A or G (DE/DC or MS Works or Early College) 
  • F36 - MS High School = 250000 through 259999 (MS Approved High School ACT Code) 
  • F36 - MS High School = 555555 if Home School  
  • F36 - MS High School = 222222 if Online High School  
  • F36 - MS High School = 999999 if Out-of-State High School 
• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 1 or 7 (High school/home school graduate or Early Admission) 
  • F36 - MS High School = 250000 through 259999 (MS Approved High School ACT Code) 
  • F36 - MS High School = 555555 if Home School  
  • F36 - MS High School = 222222 if Online High School  
  • F36 - MS High School = 444444 if school does not have an ACT code  
  • F36 - MS High School = 999999 if Out-of-State High School 
• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 8 (Occupational diploma) 
  • F36 - MS High School = 333333 Occupational diploma 
• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 4 Ability to Benefit 
  • F36 - MS High School = 777777 Ability to Benefit 
• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 5 or B or C or D or E or F o F36 - MS High School = Can be Blank 
• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 2 (High School Equivalency Graduate) 
  • F36 - MS High School = 666666 GED 
  • F36 - MS High School = 666667 HiSET 
  • F36 - MS High School = 666668 TASC   

Classification 

• If completed 0 – 29 credit hours, no award (based on IPEDS) 
  • F10 – Classification = 1 (Freshman) 
• If completed 30+ credit hours, no award  
  • F10 – Classification = 2 (Sophomore) 
• If F17 – Admission Compliance = 6 or A or G (DE/DC or MS Works or Early College) 
  • F10 – Classification = 3 (High School) 
• Already completed an Associate or Baccalaureate degree 
  • F10 – Classification = 4 (Not Classified) 

Cumulative GPA Format 

• F30 – Cumulative GPA 
  • Three decimal places are implied. Do not enter a decimal period. 
  • If entry is 0300 then GPA=0.3; if 3500 then GPA=3.5 

TAACCCT and MI-BEST Exceptions 

• F17 – Admission Compliance = ‘C’ for TAACCCT or ‘E’ for MI-BEST  
  • F9 – Curriculum = 2 or 3 (Technical or Career) 
  • F10 – Classification = 1 or 2 (Freshman or Sophomore) 
  • F15 – Degree Seeking = 1 (Yes) 
  • F16 – Degree Seeking Status = 1, 2, or 3 (FTFY, 1st Yr Cont., All Other) 
  • F27 – Program of Study = Approved CIP code (not 999999) 
  • F41 – Initial Admission Compliance = ‘C’ or ‘E’ 
  • F43 – Integrated Pathway = 1 (Yes) 
• If student does NOT have GED or HS diploma 
  • F9 – Curriculum = 4 (Non-Degree Seeking) 
  • F10 – Classification = 4 (Not Classified) 
  • F15 – Degree Seeking = 2 (No) 
  • F16 – Degree Seeking Status = 4 (Not Degree or Award Seeking) 
  • F27 – Program of Study = 999999 
  • F41 – Initial Admission Compliance = ‘C’ or ‘E’  
  • aF43 – Integrated Pathway = 1 (Yes) 
• Once the student earns the HSE diploma then change codes; if term started, then make changes on subsequent term. 

Suggestion for Special Social Security Numbers for students who do not provide their number 

• Begin with 

  901 – Coahoma 902 – CoLin 903 – East Central 904 – East MS 905 – Hinds

  906 – Holmes 907 – Itawamba 908 – Jones 909 – Meridian 910 – Delta

  911 – Gulf Coast 912 – Northeast 913 – Northwest 914 – Pearl River 915 – Southwest

• Social Security Administration does not issue cards beginning with digits in the 900 range 
• Establish a counter 
• Assign  a new number to a new student 
  • For example 909-00-0001  for first one at Meridian 
• Never repeat the number 
• If student transfers, encourage him/her to use this number 

Include/Exclude Student 

• Report ALL students as of the drop/add date 
• ALL student for which a transcript will be generated 
• The credit hour in the accumulators will be matched to the sum of hours in the Student Schedule file, whether or not the college requests reimbursement 

Course File Structure 

Record length: 105 bytes 

Field	Field Name	Start	Len	Field Type	Definition	Valid Choices or Examples
1	Course District	1	5	Num	Location where course is taught	District Code + Site Code     Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. If online course, report the district and site code of the provider institution.   CANNOT BE BLANK
2	Term	6	5	Num	Semester when course is taught	Academic Year Code + Term Code Example: Fall 2014 = 20152   Academic Year Codes: 2014 = Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014  2015 = Summer 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015 2016 = Summer 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016  Term Codes: 1 = Summer 2 = Fall 3 = Spring    Code and report off-schedule courses with the term in which the census date occurred. Code and report intersession courses with the subsequent term. CANNOT BE BLANK
3	Course Identifier	11	11	Char	Unique Course Identifier Assigned by the District	Example: ENG11130001 This format must match exactly (includes justification) the course ID in the Student Schedule file   CANNOT BE BLANK
4	Course Subject	22	3	Char	Course subject field, as identified in the MS Uniform Course Numbering System.	Refer to Course Numbering Reference in eARS. First three letters of the course identifier Example: ENG11130001 = ENG  CANNOT BE BLANK
5	Course Number	25	4	Num	Four-digit course identification number as identified in the MS Uniform Course Numbering System.	Refer to Course Numbering Reference in eARS. Four digit course number Example: ENG11130001 = 1113    CANNOT BE BLANK
6	Course Section	29	4	Char	Four-digit code which identifies the section of each course.	Four-digit section code Example: ENG11130001 = 0001   CANNOT BE BLANK
7	Course Meeting Days	33	7	Char	Letters or combination of letters indicating the day/s the class meets each week.	Weekly meeting days Examples: - A class that meets on Monday, Wednesday, & Friday: MWF - A class that meets on Tuesday & Thursday: TR - A class that meets ‘twice’ on Tuesday & ‘once’ Thursday: TTR - A class that meets ‘once’ on Monday, ‘twice’ on Wednesday & ‘twice’ on Friday: MWWFF   Codes: M = Monday T = Tuesday W= Wednesday R = Thursday F = Friday S = Saturday C = Sunday V = Virtual X = To Be Announced (TBA) is not valid by the end of the term.   CANNOT BE BLANK
8	Course Starting Date	40	8	Num	Date of first scheduled class meeting for the term.	MMDDYYYY  It is absolutely critical this date is correct!   CANNOT BE BLANK
9	Course Ending Date	48	8	Num	Date of last scheduled class meeting for the term.	MMDDYYYY  It is absolutely critical this date is correct!   CANNOT BE BLANK
10	Course Starting Time	56	4	Num	Scheduled Start Time, in Military Time (24 hour clock)	Examples: - 8AM = 0800 - 10:50AM = 1050 - Noon = 1200 - 1PM = 1300 - 5:30PM = 1730 Can enter 0 for online courses.   For more information on military time conversion: http://www.spacearchive.info/military.htm  CANNOT BE BLANK
11	Credit hours	60	5	Num	Number of credit hours the course generates per student	Example: 03.00 with 2 decimal places   CANNOT BE BLANK
12	Course Delivery	65	1	Num	Means of course delivery	Codes 1 = Traditional 2 = MSVCC (Course in Enrollment Tool with shared students) 3 = Hybrid 4 = Online (Course not in Enrollment Tool with no shared students) 5 = Other (Correspondence, VHS, etc.)   CANNOT BE BLANK
13	Course Type	66	1	Num	Type of Course	Codes 1 = Academic 2 = Technical 3 = Career (Vocational)    Remedial courses are considered Academic.   CANNOT BE BLANK
14	CutOff Date	67	8	Num	Census Date for determining Enrolled and In-Attendance Marks the end of the Audit Period	MMDDYYYY  RoundUp ((EndDate-StartDate)/3) + StartDate Round up to zero decimals to prevent partial days There are NO adjustments to CutOff   CANNOT BE BLANK
15	Faculty District	75	5	Num	District Code for Faculty	District code location for the faculty member teaching this course. If online faculty only, report the district and site code of the provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS.   CANNOT BE BLANK
16	Faculty Identifier	80	10	Num	Unique Faculty Identifier (must match the identifier reported in the Faculty file.)	If course is taught by more than one faculty member, report the faculty identifier of the lead instructor for this course.   CANNOT BE BLANK
17	Electronic Attendance	90	1	Num	Indicator Indicates if electronic attendance is to be validated in the Student Schedule file	Code 0 = No. Attendance to be submitted via paper, PDF or direct access to attendance database 1 = Yes. Attendance to be submitted electronically in the Student Schedule file – All students enrolled in this class must have an electronic attendance record   CANNOT BE BLANK
18	Return Date	91	8	Num	Delimits the Return Period after the Audit Period Marks the end of the Return Period	MMDDYYYY RoundUp((EndDate – StartDate)/9) + CutOff Round up to zero decimals to prevent partial days There are NO adjustments to Return Date   CANNOT BE BLANK
19	Meetings Per Week	99	2	Num	Number times the class meets during the week relative to day/s of week the class meets.; it is the number of times attendance is taken	For Online and MSVCC this number is often 1 and for MSVCC this number can be 2.    CANNOT BE BLANK
20	Weeks Per Term	101	2	Num	Nominal number of weeks in the term	RoundUp((EndDate-StartDate)7, 0) Round up to zero decimals to allow for partial first week   CANNOT BE BLANK
21	Allowed Absences	103	3	Num	Allowed absences within the Audit Period	RoundUp(((MeetingsPerWeek*WeeksPerTerm*Cr editHours*100)/(CreditHours*750)), 0) Round up to zero decimals to avoid partial absences This will match the Absences Allowed Chart   CANNOT BE BLANK

Validations and Clarifications 

Duplicated Courses

• Duplicate course ID’s will be rejected. Credit Hours Format 
• F11 
• Yes, the period counts as a character! Make sure the field is padded with zeroes, not spaces. There are no implied decimals. If you enter 00300, it will read as 300 hours. 
• Any of these formats is valid: 00003; 00004; 03.00; 03.50 

Course ID Format 

• F3 
• This ID must exactly match to the course ID in the Student Schedule file.  
• This includes field justification and case. 

Start and End Dates 

• F8 and F9 
• These are the dates on which a class actually starts and ends. 
• These are NOT the official start or end dates that might be stated by the college. 

CutOff and Return Dates 

• F14 and F18 
• These are exact dates as calculated.  
• No ‘backing up’ to the last class of the period.  
• These are ‘fences’ to delimit the Audit and the Return Periods. 

Audit Period 

• Is the time span between the Actual Start Date and the CutOff Date.  
• All absences are counted within this period.  

Return Period 

• Is the time span between the CutOff Date and the Return Date.  
• Absences are NOT counted within this period. 
• If student was absent on the last class of the Audit Period and has not exceeded the maximum number of allowed absences, then examine the Return Period to check if student attended at least once, that is, check if student returned or not.

Faculty File Structure 

Record length: 84 bytes 

Field	Field Name	Start	Len	Field Type	Definition	Valid Choices or Examples
1	District	1	5	Num	Location instructor’s main site	District Code + Site Code     Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. If MSVCC course, report the district and site code of the provider institution.   CANNOT BE BLANK
2	Term	6	5	Num	Semester when course is taught	Academic Year Code + Term Code (Example for Fall 2014: 20152)     Academic Year Codes: 2014 = Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014 2015 = Summer 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015 2016 = Summer 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016   Term Codes: 1 = Summer  2 = Fall  3 = Spring    Code and report off-schedule courses with the term in which the census date occurred. Code and report intersession courses with the subsequent term.   CANNOT BE BLANK
3	Faculty Identifier	11	10	Char	Unique Faculty Identifier for the District	xxxxxxxxxx   CANNOT BE BLANK
4	Faculty Last Name	21	15	Char	Faculty Last Name	Faculty’s Last Name   CANNOT BE BLANK
5	Faculty First Name	36	15	Char	Faculty First Name	Faculty’s First Name   CANNOT BE BLANK
6	Faculty Middle Name	51	15	Char	Faculty Middle Name	Faculty’s Middle Name   CANNOT BE BLANK
7	Faculty Suffix	66	5	Char	Faculty’s Suffix	(Examples: Jr., Sr. III, etc.)   CAN BE BLANK
8	Faculty SSN	71	9	Char	Faculty’s Social Security Number	xxxxxxxxx   CANNOT BE BLANK
9	Teaching Curriculum	80	1	Num	Primary type of Curriculum Faculty Teaches	Remedial courses are considered Academic.  Codes 1 = Academic 2 = Technical 3 = Career (Vocational)   CANNOT BE BLANK
10	Teaching Discipline	81	2	Num	2-Digit discipline code	This refers to the first two digits of the faculty’s primary program of instruction CIP Code.     Example: Computer Networking Technology, 11.0901 = 11   CANNOT BE BLANK
11	Employment Status	83	1	Num	Full-time or Part-time Employment Status as Faculty	Report this individual’s instructional employment status only.    Codes 1 = Full-Time 2 = Part-time   Example: A full-time administrator who teach only one class should be coded as part-time. CANNOT BE BLANK
12	Faculty Requirements	84	1	Num	Faculty currently meets the minimum requirements to teach in his/her teaching curriculum	Faculty currently meets the minimum requirements to teach in his/her teaching curriculum, as defined by SACS Standard 3.7.1.   Codes 1 = Yes 2 = No   CANNOT BE BLANK

Duplicated Faculty Members 

• There must be a one-to-one relationship between the faculty’s Social Security and the Identification numbers 
• Duplicate SSN’s will be rejected 
• Duplicate faculty ID’s will be rejected If a faculty teaches in multiple campuses/sites use his/her main location 

Student Schedule File Structure 

Record length: 51 bytes  

Field	Field Name	Start	Len	Field Type	Definition	Valid Choices or Examples
1	Student District	1	5	Num	Site of student’s registration or primary enrollment	District Code + Site Code  Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS.   This field must correspond to the student district code reported in field 1 of the primary enrollment file for this student.   CANNOT BE BLANK
2	Term	6	5	Num	Semester when course is taught	Academic Year Code + Term Code (Example for Fall 2014: 20152)     Academic Year Codes: 2014 = Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014  2015 = Summer 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015 2016 = Summer 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016   Term Codes: 1 = Summer 2 = Fall 3 = Spring  Code and report off-schedule courses with the term in which the census date occurred. Code and report intersession courses with the subsequent term.  CANNOT BE BLANK
3	Student Identifier	11	10	Char	Unique Student Identifier Assigned by the District	xxxxxxxxxx   CANNOT BE BLANK
4	Course District	21	5	Num	Location where course is taught	District Code +Site Code   If MSVCC course with shared students, report the district and site code of the provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS.  CANNOT BE BLANK
5	Course Identifier	26	11	Char	Unique Course Identifier Assigned by the District	xxxxxxxxxxx   CANNOT BE BLANK
6	Grade	37	2	Char	Grade earned	Grade earned by student for this course   Codes: A, B, C, D, F, I, W, WP, WF, AU  Right or Left justified   CANNOT BE BLANK
7	Include Hours	39	1	Num	Include class credit hours in audit sample	Codes 1 = Request credit hours for reimbursement, that is, these hours may be included in the audit sample. May affect efficiency calculation. 0 = Do not request hours for reimbursement. These hours will not be included in audits, nor will they be reimbursed by the state. Will not affect efficiency calculation. Record will be reported to nSPARC.   Note, all attempted hours will be accumulated and matched to appropriate Primary Enrollment credit hour accumulator, regardless of the reimbursement status.  CANNOT BE BLANK
8	Last Day Attended (LDA)	40	8	Num	Last Date that student was actually in class (physically or virtually) within the Audit period	MMDDYYYY If F17=1 in Course file   Can be blank where the condition is that a MSVCC course district and site code are that of a provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS.   CAN BE BLANK (under the condition above)
9	Number of Days Absent	48	3	Num	Number of Days absent within the Audit period	0 – 999  If F17=1 in Course file   Can be blank where the condition is that a MSVCC course district and site code are that of a provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS.   CAN BE BLANK (under the condition above)
10	Returned	51	1	Char	Student attended a class during the Return period	Codes Y = A student who was absent on cutoff date and did return at least once during Return period. N = A student who was absent on cutoff date and did NOT return during Return period. P = A student was Present on cutoff date.   Can be blank where the condition is that a MSVCC course district and site code are that of a provider institution. Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS.   CAN BE BLANK (under the condition above)

Validations and Clarifications 

Attendance Fields 8, 9 and 10  

• Optional for academic years 2016 and 2017, required thereafter For classes with ‘traditional’ delivery for all class modalities. 

Classes from Traditional and MSVCC  

• First extract to a text file the traditional and local VCC classes from the SIS 
• Then append to the text file the Hosted (crossed) VCC classes extracted from eARS 
• Use one or more of the extracts provided in eARS to help find the grades for the hosted classes
• This will tremendously reduce the size of the VCC snapshot   
  • Now, we will be dealing with tens of records and not hundreds   
  • Some errors will continue to pop-up, like the SS record with a student taking a course that does not exist at the provider institution (sometimes a result of incorrect course ID’s) 
  • Dealing with a smaller file should help simplify the debugging process  

Include/Exclude Credit Hours  

• Report all credit hours student attempted  
• That is ALL hours as of the drop/add date. 
• ALL hours for which a grade will be issued and posted on a transcript 
• The credit hour will be summed up and accumulated to match the Primary Enrollment accumulators, whether or not the college requests reimbursement 

Grades for VCC Courses  

• The VCC snapshot comes from the Enrollment Tool (ET) 
• The VCC does not always have the latest (correct) grade 
• The snapshot will not pull the grades from ET, instead you need to extract from your SIS 
• The SIS is the database of record when it comes to student grades  

Course ID Format 

• F5 
• This ID must match exactly to the course ID in the Student Schedule file. This includes field justification and case. 

Student ID Format 

• F3 
• This ID must match exactly to the student ID in the Student Schedule file. This includes field justification and case. 

EXAMPLE: a local SIS contains the following: 

STUDENT ID	COURSE ID	COURSE TYPE	GRADE
100001 100001 100001 100001 100001	MAT131301 ENG111301 BIO232380 BIO283180 MFL1111ZZYK	Traditional local course Traditional local course VCC PROVIDED course  BIO283180 VCC CANCELLED PROVIDED course VCC HOSTED course	A  W  A C

For student 10001, the first 3 courses, shaded in gray, would be included from the local SIS (via the college's scripting).  Cancelled courses should be omitted.  The 5th row, since for this student the course was provided by another college, will come down via the VCC Student Schedule download and appended to the Student Schedule file as in the past. However, VCC download will NOT contain the grade, and it must be added before uploading the SS file into eARS. This means that all grades for all of a college's reported students - traditional, provided VCC, and hosted VCC - are reported from the college SIS.

Graduation File Structure 

 (All Students Who Received Degrees or Credentials from Your College in the Just Completed Academic Year) Record length: 49 bytes 

Field	Field Name	Start	Len	Field Type	Definition	Valid Choices or Examples
1	Student District	1	5	Num	Site of student’s registration or primary enrollment	District Code + Site Code    Refer to table of district and site codes in eARS. This site code should correspond to: (1) the location approved for the program of study if the student is a CTE student; OR (2) the location at which the student registers or takes a majority of his/her courses, if not a CTE student. CANNOT BE BLANK
2	Degree Dat	6	5	Num	Semester when student received the degree or certificate	Academic Year Code + Term Code (Example for Fall 2014: 20152)     Academic Year Codes: 2014 = Summer 2013, Fall 2013, Spring 2014  2015 = Summer 2014, Fall 2014, Spring 2015 2016 = Summer 2015, Fall 2015, Spring 2016   Term Codes: 1 = Summer 2 = Fall 3 = Spring    In most cases, this date will be the same as the program completion date (field 10). Exceptions will be those students who completed all requirements in a prior year, but who had financial or other obligations that had to be cleared prior to degree conferral.  CANNOT BE BLANK
3	Student Identifier	11	10	Char	Unique Student Identifier for the District	xxxxxxxxxx    CANNOT BE BLANK
4	Race	21	1	Num	Race	Codes: Valid Codes for Hispanic or Latino Students (Ethnicity field (new #39) coded as 1): 1 = Non-resident Alien 5 = Hispanic of any race (field #5 MUST be coded as 1) 7 = Race unknown or not reported    Valid Codes for Non-Hispanic or non-Latino Students (Ethnicity field coded as 2 or 3): 1 = Non-resident Alien 2 = Black or African American 3 = American Indian or Alaskan Native 4 = Asian 6 = White 7 = Race unknown or not reported  8 = Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 9 = Two or more races   CANNOT BE BLANK
5	Ethnicity	22	1	Num	Student’s Ethnicity	Codes 1 = Hispanic or Latino (a) 2 = Not Hispanic or Latino  (b) 3 = Ethnicity unknown   (a) Only students coded with a race code of 1, 5, or 7 may be coded as 1 in the ethnicity field. Students with a race code of 5 MUST be coded with a 1 in the ethnicity field. (b) Only students coded with a race code 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8 or 9 may be coded with a 2 in the ethnicity field.   CANNOT BE BLANK
6	Gender	23	1	Num	Gender	Codes 1 = Male 2 = Female  3 = Not reported/Unknown  CANNOT BE BLANK
7	Award Type	24	1	Num	Type of Award Conferred	Codes: 1 = Associate of Arts  2 = Associate of Applied Science  3 = Technical Certificate 4 = Career Certificate  CANNOT BE BLANK
8	Program of Study	25	6	Num	Approved CIP Code for the Student’s Program in which the degree or certificate was awarded	Refer to table of CIP Codes in eARS for approved program for your institution (academic or career/tech).   CANNOT BE BLANK
9	Cumulative GPA	31	4	Num	Cumulative GPA used to determine graduation eligibility.  No decimal.	Numeric, with 0 decimal places. The three decimals are implied.  (Example: 3.245 = 3245)   CANNOT BE BLANK
10	Date of Program Completion	35	5	Num	Term that the student completed the course requirements for this degree or certificate.	Academic Year Code + Term Code (Example for Fall 2010: 20112)     Academic Year Codes:  2010 = Summer 2009, Fall 2009, Spring 2010  2011 = Summer 2010, Fall 2010, Spring 2011  2012 = Summer 2011, Fall 2011, Spring 2012   Term Codes: 1 = Summer  2 = Fall  3 = Spring    (a) Program completion date may occur in a year prior to the reporting year.   CANNOT BE BLANK
11	Student SSN	40	9	Char	Student’s Social Security Number	xxxxxxxxx   CANNOT BE BLANK
12	Complete to Compete	49	1	Char	Complete to Compete extra hours flag	Codes Y = Required extra courses to earn the degree. N = Did not require any additional courses to earn the degree. X = Not a C2C graduate.  CANNOT BE BLANK

VALIDATIONS AND CLARIFICATIONS 

Primary Enrollment File for Students who last attended prior to Summer 2012 

• Deposit a PE file in the FTP site for students who last took courses at your institution prior to Summer 2012 
• Or if the college changed SIS provider after Summer 2012 and new ID’s where issued 

Duplicated Student Records 

• A student can earn multiple degrees and/or certificates in a given term, thus report each on a separate record 

Academic Year 

• An academic year encompasses Summer (1), Fall (2) and Spring (3). For example academic year 2015 codes would include Summer 2014 (20151), Fall 2014 (20152) and Spring 2015 (20153). 

If student did not attend in the current academic year, then provide Primary Enrollment record via the FTP folder.  

If student last attended prior to 2002, or when college used a different SIS, then provide alternate student ID’s via the FTP folder. 

US State and Territory Codes 

All States/Territories must have a valid code 

Code	State
AL AK AZ	Alabama Alaska Arizona
AR CA  CO	Arkansas California Colorado
CT DE  DC	Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia
FL  GA  HI	Florida Georgia Hawaii
ID  IL IN	Idaho Illinois Indiana
IA KS  KY	Iowa Kansas Kentucky
LA ME  MD	Louisiana Maine Maryland
MA  MI MN	Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota
MS  MO  MT	Mississippi Missouri Montana
RI SC  SD	Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota
TN  TX  UT	Tennessee Texas Utah
VT  VA  WA	Vermont Virginia Washington
WV  WI  WY	West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming

 

Code	Commonwealth/Territory
AS  GU MP	American Samoa Guam  Northern Mariana Islands
PR VI  UM	Puerto Rico Virgin Islands  U.S. Minor Outlying Islands
FM MH PW	Federated States of Micronesia Marshall Islands Palau
AE AA	Armed Forces Africa Americas (exc. Canada)
AE AE AE	Armed Forces Canada Armed Forces Europe Armed Forces Middle East
AP  99	Armed Forces Pacific  Out of State/Out of Country

Mississippi County Codes 

All Mississippi counties must have a valid code 

Code	County
01 02 03	Adams Alcorn Amite
04 05 06	Attala Benton Bolivar
07 08 09	Calhoun Carroll Chickasaw
10 11 12	Choctaw Claiborne Clarke
13 14 15	Clay Coahoma Copiah
16 17 18	Covington Desoto Forrest
19 20 21	Franklin George Greene
22 23 24	Grenada Hancock Harrison
25 26  27	Hinds Holmes Humphreys
28 29 30	Issaquena Itawamba Jackson
31 32 33	Jasper Jefferson Jefferson Davis
34 35 36	Jones Kemper Lafayette
37 38 39	Lamar Lauderdale Lawrence
40 41 42	Leake Lee Leflore
43 44 45	Lincoln Lowndes Madison
46 47 48	Marion Marshall Monroe
49 50 51	Montgomery Neshoba Newton
52 53 54	Noxubee Oktibbeha Panola
55 56 57	Pearl River Perry Pike
58 59 60	Pontotoc Prentiss Quitman
61 62 63	Rankin Scott Sharkey
64 65 66	Simpson Smith Stone
67 68 69	Sunflower Tallahatchie Tate
70 71 72	Tippah Tishomingo Tunica
73 74 75	Union Walthall Warren
76 77 78	Washington ;Wayne Webster
79 80 81	Wilkinson Winston Yalobusha
82 99	Yazoo Out of State/Out of Country

Academic

Academic CIP Codes and Pathways 

District	CIP	Title	Academic Pathway	MDE 16 Career Clusters
201	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
201	01.1100	Pre-Horticulture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
201	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
201	05.0200	African-American Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	09.0700	Radio, Television, and Digital Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	09.0900	Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	13.1000	Special Education and Teaching	EDUC	Education
201	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
201	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
201	14.9900	Engineering, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
201	16.0900	Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	19.0700	Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	19.0900	Apparel and Textiles	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
201	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
201	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	24.0199	Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
201	26.0200	Biochemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
201	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
201	30.1500	Science, Technology and Society	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	30.9900	Multi-Interdisciplinary Studies, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
201	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
201	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
201	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	44.9900	Public Administration & Social Service Professions, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	45.0600	Economics General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
201	50.0100	Visual and Performing Arts, General	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	50.0400	Design and Applied Arts	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
201	51.0200  51.0700   51.1000	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services  Health and Medical Administrative Services Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR  HSNUR HSNUR	Health Sci  Health Sci Health Sci
201	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	51.1105	Pre-Nursing Studies	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	51.1700	Optometry	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	51.2000	Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	51.9900	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
201	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
201	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
201	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
201	52.0900	Hospitality Administration/Management	BUSN	Business
201	52.1100	International Business	BUSN	Business
201	52.1200	Management Information Systems and Services	BUSN	Business
201	52.1400	Marketing	BUSN	Business
201	52.1500	Real Estate	BUSN	Business
201	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
202	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
202	01.0680	Floriculture/Floristry Operations and Management.	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
202	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
202	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
202	11.0700	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
202	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
202	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
202	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
202	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
202	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	24.0199	Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	40.0100	Physical Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
202	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
202	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	45.0100	Social Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
202	50.0400	Design and Applied Arts	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
202	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
202	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
202	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
202	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
202	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
202	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
202	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
202	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
202	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
203	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
203	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
203	01.0900	Animal Sciences	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
203	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
203	03.0600	Wildlife and Wildlands Science and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
203	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
203	11.0100	Computer and Information Science and Management	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	11.0700	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	13.0100	Education, General	EDUC	Education
203	13.1200	Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
203	13.1300	Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
203	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
203	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
203	24.0199	Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
203	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
203	40.0100	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
203	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
203	45.0100	Social Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
203	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
203	50.0100	Visual and Performing Arts, General	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
203	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
203	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
203	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
203	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
203	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
203	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
203	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
203	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
203	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
203	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
203	52.0600	Business/Managerial Economics	BUSN	Business
203	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	01.0600	Applied Horticulture and Horticultural Business Services	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	01.0900	Animal Sciences	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	03.0600	Wildlife and Wildlands Science and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	04.0600	Landscape Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	09.0400	Journalism	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	09.0700	Radio, Television, and Digital Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	09.0900	Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	12.0500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	13.1000	Special Education and Teaching	EDUC	Education
204	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
204	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
204	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	14.0500	Bioengineering and Biomedical Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	14.9900	Engineering, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
204	16.0900	Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	19.0700	Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
204	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
204	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	26.0200	Biochemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	31.0100	Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	31.0300	Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
204	40.0400	Atmospheric Sciences and Meteorology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
204	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	42.2800	Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
204	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	44.9900	Public Administration & Social Service Professions, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	45.0100	Social Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	45.0600	Economics, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
204	50.0100	Visual and Performing Arts, General	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
204	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	51.2000	Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
204	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
204	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
204	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
204	52.0900	Hospitality Administration/Management	BUSN	Business
204	52.1100	International Business	BUSN	Business
204	52.1400	Marketing	BUSN	Business
204	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
205	01.0102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
205	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
205	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
205	04.0600	Landscape Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
205	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	09.0400	Journalism	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	09.0700	Radio, Television, and Digital Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
205	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
205	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	19.0100	Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
205	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
205	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
205	23.1300	Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies	EDUC	Education
205	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	40.0100	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	40.0600	Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
205	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
205	45.0100	Social Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
205	49.0100	Air Transportation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
205	50.0300	Dance	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	50.0500	Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
205	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.1700	Optometry	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	51.9900	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
205	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
205	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
205	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
206	01.0102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	01.9900	Agriculture, Agriculture Ops, and Related Sciences, Other	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	03.0600	Wildlife and Wildlands Science and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
206	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
206	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
206	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
206	15.0600	Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
206	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
206	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
206	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
206	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
206	26.9900	Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
206	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
206	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	38.0000	Philosophy and Religious Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
206	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
206	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
206	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
206	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
206	49.0100	Air Transportation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
206	50.0500	Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
206	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
206	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
206	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
206	51.0000	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
206	51.0201	Communication Disorders, General	HSNUR	Health Sci
206	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
206	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
206	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
206	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
206	52.1400	Marketing	BUSN	Business
206	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
207	01.1300	Pre-Veterinary Studies	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	01.1302	Pre-Veterinary Studies	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
207	09.0400	Journalism	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	09.0700	Radio, Television, and Digital Communication.	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	11.0700	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	13.0100	Education, General	EDUC	Education
207	13.1000	Education, General	EDUC	Education
207	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
207	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
207	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	14.0900	Science, Technology, Engineering and Math	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	15.0600	Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
207	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
207	19.0100	Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
207	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
207	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	25.9900	Library Science, Other	EDUC	Education
207	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	30.1500	Science, Technology and Society	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	31.0500	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction, Ag	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
207	39.0600	Theological and Ministerial Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	40.0600	Geological and Earth Sciences/Geosciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
207	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
207	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	44.9900	Public Administration & Social Service Professions, Other	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
207	50.0400	Design and Applied Arts	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	50.0500	Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
207	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	51.1104	Pre-Veterinary Studies	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	51.9900	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
207	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
207	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
207	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
207	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
208	01.0600	Applied Horticulture and Horticultural Business Services	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
208	01.0900	Animal Sciences	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
208	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
208	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
208	11.0700	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	11.0701	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	12.0500	Culinary Arts and Related Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	13.1000	Special Education and Teaching	EDUC	Education
208	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
208	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
208	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
208	19.0700	Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
208	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
208	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	25.0100	Library Science and Administration	EDUC	Education
208	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	30.1900	Nutrition Sciences	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	40.0100	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
208	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
208	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
208	46.0300	Electrical and Power Transmission Installers	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
208	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
208	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
208	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
208	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.0800	Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.2000	Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
208	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
208	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
208	52.0400	Business Operations Support and Assistant Services	BUSN	Business
208	52.1100	International Business	BUSN	Business
208	52.1500	Real Estate	BUSN	Business
208	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
209	03.0000	Natural Resources and Conservation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
209	04.0000	Architecture and Related Services	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
209	09.0000	Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	09.1000	Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	11.0000	Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
209	12.0000	Personal and Culinary Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	13.0000	Education, General	EDUC	Education
209	13.0100	Education, General	EDUC	Education
209	14.0000	Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
209	14.0100	Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
209	16.0000	Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	19.0000	Family and Consumer Sciences/ Human Sciences	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
209	23.0000	English Language and Literature/Letters	EDUC	Education
209	24.0000	Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	24.0100	Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	25.0000	Library Science, Other	EDUC	Education
209	26.0000	Biological and Biomedical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
209	27.0000	Mathematics and Statistics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
209	31.0000	Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
209	36.0000	Leisure and Recreational Activities	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	38.0000	Philosophy and Religious Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	39.0000	Theology and Religious Vocations	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	40.0000	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
209	42.0000	Psychology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	43.0000	Firefighting and Related Protective Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
209	44.0000	Public Administration and Social Service Professions	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	45.0000	Social Sciences	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	46.0000	Construction Trades	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
209	49.0000	Transportation and Materials Moving	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
209	50.0000	Visual and Performing Arts, General	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	50.0100	Visual and Performing Arts, General	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
209	51.0000	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
209	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
209	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
209	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
209	52.0000	Business	BUSN	Business
209	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
209	54.0000	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
209	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
210	03.0101	Natural Resources and Conservation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
210	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
210	09.0000	Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
210	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
210	11.0701	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
210	13.1202	Elementary Education	EDUC	Education
210	13.1205	Secondary Education	EDUC	Education
210	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
210	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
210	23.1300	Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies	EDUC	Education
210	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
210	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
210	26.9900	Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
210	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
210	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
210	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
210	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
210	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
210	45.0000	Social Sciences	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
210	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
210	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
210	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
210	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
210	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
210	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
210	52.0900	Hospitality Administration/Management	BUSN	Business
210	54.0000	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
210	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	03.0000	Natural Resources and Conservation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	03.0100	Natural Resources and Conservation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	03.0101	Natural Resources and Conservation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	03.0600	Wildlife and Wildlands Science and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	05.0000	Area, Ethnic, Cultural and Gender Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	05.0200	African-American Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	09.0000	Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	12.0500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	13.0100	Education, General	EDUC	Education
211	13.1000	Special Education and Teaching	EDUC	Education
211	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
211	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
211	14.0000	Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	14.0900	Computer Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	14.1000	Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	15.0600	Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	16.0000	Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
211	19.0000	Family and Consumer Sciences/ Human Sciences	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	19.0100	Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	22.0000	Non-Professional General Legal Studies (Undergraduate).	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
211	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
211	24.0000	Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	25.0000	Library Science, Other	EDUC	Education
211	25.0100	Library Science and Administration	EDUC	Education
211	26.0000	Biological and Biomedical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	26.9900	Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	27.0000	Mathematics and Statistics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	31.0100	Parks, Recreation and Leisure Studies	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	31.9900	Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies, Other	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	38.0000	Philosophy and Religious Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	40.0000	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	40.0100	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
211	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
211	43.0200	Fire Protection	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
211	44.0000	Public Administration and Social Service Professions	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	45.0100	Social Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	49.0100	Air Transportation	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
211	50.0100	Visual and Performing Arts, General	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	50.0400	Design and Applied Arts	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
211	51.0000	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	51.1700	Optometry	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
211	52.0000	Business	BUSN	Business
211	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
211	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
211	52.1400	Marketing	BUSN	Business
211	54.0000	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
211	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	01.0000	Agriculture, General	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
212	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
212	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
212	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
212	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	13.1000	Special Education and Teaching	EDUC	Education
212	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
212	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
212	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	14.3900	Geological/Geophysical Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
212	19.0100	Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	19.0700	Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	19.0900	Apparel and Textiles	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
212	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
212	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	25.0100	Library Science and Administration	EDUC	Education
212	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
212	39.0600	Theological and Ministerial Studies	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
212	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
212	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
212	50.0400	Design and Applied Arts	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	50.0500	Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	50.0600	Film/Video and Photographic Arts	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
212	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.1800	Ophthalmic & Optometric Support Services & Allied Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
212	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
212	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
212	52.1200	Management Information Systems and Services	BUSN	Business
212	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
213	01.0600	Applied Horticulture and Horticultural Business Services	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	01.0800	Agricultural Public Services	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	01.0900	Animal Sciences	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	04.0200	Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	04.0600	Landscape Architecture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	09.0400	Journalism	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	09.0900	Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	11.0400	Information Science/Studies	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	11.0700	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
213	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
213	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	19.0700	Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
213	23.0100	English Language and Literature, General	EDUC	Education
213	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
213	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	26.9900	Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	31.0300	Parks, Recreation and Leisure Facilities Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	31.9900	Parks, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies, Other	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
213	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
213	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
213	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
213	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
213	50.0500	Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	50.1000	Music Business Industry	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
213	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.0700	Health and Medical Administrative Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.0800	Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
213	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
213	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
213	52.1400	Marketing	BUSN	Business
214	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	09.0400	Journalism	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	09.0700	Radio, Television, and Digital Communication.	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	09.0900	Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	11.0700	Computer Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	13.0100	Education, General	EDUC	Education
214	13.1000	Special Education and Teaching	EDUC	Education
214	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
214	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
214	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	14.0400	Architectural Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	14.0900	Computer Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	14.3500	Industrial Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
214	19.0700	Human Development, Family Studies, and Related Services.	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
214	23.1300	Rhetoric and Composition/Writing Studies	EDUC	Education
214	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
214	38.0100	Philosophy	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	40.0100	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
214	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	42.2800	Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
214	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	45.1100	Sociology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
214	50.0700	Fine and Studio Art	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	50.0900	Music	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
214	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services.	HSNUR	Health Sci
214	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
214	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
214	51.1100	Health/Medical Preparatory Programs	HSNUR	Health Sci
214	51.3100	Dietetics and Clinical Nutrition Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
214	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
214	52.0200	Purchasing, Procurement/Acquisitions & Contracts Mngt	BUSN	Business
214	52.0300	Accounting and Related Services	BUSN	Business
214	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	01.0100	Agricultural Business and Management	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
215	01.0900	Animal Sciences	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
215	01.1100	Pre-Horticulture	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
215	03.0500	Forestry	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
215	09.0100	Communication & Media Studies	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
215	09.0400	Journalism	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
215	09.0900	Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
215	11.0100	Computer and Information Sciences, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	13.1000	Pre-Special Education	EDUC	Education
215	13.1200	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Levels and Methods	EDUC	Education
215	13.1300	Teacher Ed & PD, Specific Subject Areas	EDUC	Education
215	14.0100	Engineering, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	14.0900	Computer Engineering	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	14.9900	Engineering, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	16.0100	Linguistic Language Studies	EDUC	Education
215	22.0300	Legal Support Services	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
215	23.0100	English Language & Literature, General	EDUC	Education
215	24.0100	Liberal Arts & Sciences, General Studies & Humanities	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	25.0100	Pre-Library Science	EDUC	Education
215	26.0100	Biology, General	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	26.0200	Biochemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	26.0500	Pre-Microbiology	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	26.9900	Biological and Biomedical Sciences, Other	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	27.0100	Mathematics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	30.0100	Pre-Environmental Science	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	31.0500	Health and Physical Education/Fitness	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
215	32.2000	Pre-Building Construction Sciences	INDMAN	Industry, Manufacturing, Construction
215	40.0100	Physical Sciences	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	40.0500	Chemistry	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	40.0600	Pre-Earth Systems Science	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	40.0800	Physics	STEM	Science, Tech, Engineering and Math
215	42.0100	Psychology, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	42.2800	Clinical, Counseling and Applied Psychology	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	43.0100	Criminal Justice and Corrections	PSA	Public Safety/Administration
215	44.0700	Social Work	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	45.0600	Economics, General	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	45.1000	Political Science and Government	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
215	50.0999	Music, Other	ARTHUM	Arts & Humanities
215	51.0000	Health Professions and Related Clinical Sciences, Other	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.0100	Chiropractic	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.0200	Communication Disorders Sciences and Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.0500	Pre-Exercise Science, Human Performance	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.0600	Dental Support Services and Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.0800	Allied Health and Medical Assisting Services	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.0900	Allied Health Diagnostic, Intervention, and Treatment Prof	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.1000	Clinical/Med Lab Science/Research & Allied Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.2000	Pharmacy, Pharmaceutical Sciences, and Administration	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.2300	Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Professions	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	51.3800	Registered Nursing	HSNUR	Health Sci
215	52.0100	Business/Commerce, General	BUSN	Business
215	52.0700	Pre-Entrepreneurship	BUSN	Business
215	52.0800	Pre-Banking and Finance	BUSN	Business
215	52.0900	Hospitality Administration/Management	BUSN	Business
215	52.1100	International Business	BUSN	Business
215	52.1200	Management Information Systems and Services	BUSN	Business
215	52.1300	Pre-Management	BUSN	Business
215	52.1400	Marketing	BUSN	Business
215	52.1700	Pre-Insurance/Real Estate	BUSN	Business
215	52.1900	Pre-Merchandising	BUSN	Business
215	54.0100	History	SBSHS	Social & Behavior Sci and Human Serv
ARTHUM  BUSN EDUC INDMAN PSA SBSHS STEM HSNUR		Arts & Humanities Business Education Industry, Manufacturing, Construction Public Safety/Administration  Social & Behavior Sciences and Human Services Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Health Sciences

Career & Technical

Career-Technical Approved CIP Codes and MIBEST 

Site	CIP	Title	Award	MIBEST
20101	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
20101	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	No
20101	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	AAS	No
20101	120402	Barbering/Barber	CC	No
20101	120402	Barbering/Barber	TC	No
20101	120402	Barbering/Barber	AAS	No
20101	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
20101	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	Yes
20101	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20101	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20101	150404	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20101	150404	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
20101	150404	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
20101	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20101	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	No
20101	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	CC	No
20101	460101	Mason/Masonry	CC	Yes
20101	460101	Mason/Masonry	AAS	Yes
20101	460101	Mason/Masonry	TC	Yes
20101	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	Yes
20101	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	AAS	Yes
20101	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	TC	Yes
20101	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
20101	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
20101	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20101	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20101	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	No
20101	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	No
20101	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20101	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20101	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20101	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	CC	Yes
20101	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	Yes
20101	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	Yes
20101	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20101	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20101	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20101	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20101	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20101	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20101	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	No
20101	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	No
20101	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	CC	No
20101	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20101	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20101	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20101	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	TC	No
20101	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
20101	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20101	510799	Health-cae Data Technology	AAS	Yes
20101	510799	Health-care Data Technology	CC	Yes
20101	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
20101	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20101	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20101	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
20101	510917	Polysomnography	TC	No
20101	510917	Polysomnography	CC	No
20101	510917	Polysomnography	AAS	No
20101	511504	Human Services	AAS	No
20101	511504	Human Services	TC	No
20101	511504	Human Services	CC	No
20101	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20101	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20101	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	TC	No
20101	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	CC	No
20101	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20101	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20101	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20101	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20101	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20101	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	No
20101	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	CC	No
20101	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
20101	999999	No Curriculum	TC	No
20201	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20201	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20201	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20201	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20201	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
20201	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
20201	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
20201	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	No
20201	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
20201	120508	Institutional Food Workers	AAS	No
20201	120508	Institutional Food Workers	CC	No
20201	120508	Institutional Food Workers	TC	No
20201	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20201	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20201	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20201	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20201	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	No
20201	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20201	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20201	299999	Military Technologies and Applied Sciences, Other.	AAS	No
20201	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	TC	No
20201	460302	Electrician	AAS	No
20201	460302	Electrician	TC	No
20201	460302	Electrician	CC	No
20201	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20201	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20201	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20201	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20201	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20201	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	Yes
20201	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	Yes
20201	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	Yes
20201	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	Yes
20201	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20201	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20201	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20201	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
20201	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20201	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20201	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20201	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20201	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20201	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
20201	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
20201	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20201	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20201	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
20201	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
20201	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
20201	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20201	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20201	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20201	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20201	999999	No Curriculum	TC	No
20202	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20202	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20202	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20202	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
20202	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	No
20202	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
20202	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	No
20202	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20202	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20202	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20202	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	No
20202	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	CC	No
20202	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20202	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
20202	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	Yes
20202	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	Yes
20202	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20202	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20202	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
20202	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20202	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20202	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20202	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20202	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20202	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
20202	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20202	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
20202	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
20202	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
20202	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20202	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
20202	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	No
20202	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
20202	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
20203	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20203	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20203	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	No
20203	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20203	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	No
20203	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20203	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20203	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20203	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
20203	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
20203	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
20203	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20203	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
20203	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	No
20301	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
20301	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20301	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	Yes
20301	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	Yes
20301	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	Yes
20301	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
20301	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
20301	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20301	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20301	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20301	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20301	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20301	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20301	151102	Drafting and Design Technology, Land Surveying	TC	No
20301	151102	Drafting and Design Technology, Land Surveying	CC	No
20301	151102	Drafting and Design Technology, Land Surveying	AAS	No
20301	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	Yes
20301	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
20301	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	Yes
20301	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	CC	Yes
20301	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	Yes
20301	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	TC	Yes
20301	460302	Electrician	AAS	No
20301	460302	Electrician	TC	No
20301	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	AAS	No
20301	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	TC	No
20301	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	CC	No
20301	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20301	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20301	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20301	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20301	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20301	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20301	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	Yes
20301	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	Yes
20301	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	CC	Yes
20301	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	Yes
20301	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	Yes
20301	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	Yes
20301	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	No
20301	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20301	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
20301	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20301	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20301	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20301	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20301	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20301	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
20301	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20301	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20301	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20301	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
20301	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
20301	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
20301	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20301	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	TC	No
20301	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	CC	No
20301	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20301	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20301	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20301	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
20301	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	Yes
20301	999999	No Curriculum	TC	No
20401	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20401	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	CC	No
20401	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	TC	No
20401	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20401	120301	Funeral Service and Mortuary Science, General	AAS	No
20401	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	Yes
20401	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20401	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20401	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20401	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20401	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20401	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20401	511801	Opticianry/Ophthalmic Dispensing Optician	AAS	No
20401	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20401	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20401	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20401	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
20401	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20401	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20401	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
20401	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	TC	No
20401	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	CC	No
20402	010607	Turf and Turfgrass Management	AAS	No
20402	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20402	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	TC	Yes
20402	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	CC	Yes
20402	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	AAS	No
20402	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	TC	No
20402	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	CC	No
20402	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20402	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20402	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	Yes
20402	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	AAS	Yes
20402	120402	Barbering/Barber	TC	No
20402	120402	Barbering/Barber	AAS	No
20402	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	No
20402	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
20402	120501	Baking & Pastry Arts	CC	No`
20402	141901	Mechanical Engineering	AAS	No
20402	141901	Mechanical Engineering	TC	No
20402	141901	Mechanical Engineering	CC	No
20402	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	AAS	No
20402	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	TC	No
20402	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	CC	No
20402	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20402	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20402	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
20402	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20402	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
20402	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20402	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20402	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20402	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	No
20402	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	CC	No
20402	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	No
20402	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
20402	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20402	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20402	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	Yes
20402	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	Yes
20402	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20402	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20402	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	CC	Yes
20402	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	No
20402	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20402	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20402	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20402	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20402	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20402	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20402	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20402	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	Yes
20402	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	Yes
20402	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20402	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20402	520208	E-Commerce Technology	CC	No
20402	520208	E-Commerce Technology	TC	No
20402	520208	E-Commerce Technology	AAS	No
20402	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20402	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20402	520803	Banking and Financial Support Services	AAS	No
20402	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
20402	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
20403	010605	Landscaping and Groundskeeping	AAS	No
20403	010607	Turf and Turfgrass Management	AAS	No
20404	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	AAS	No
20404	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	No
20404	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20408	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	AAS	No
20408	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	No
20408	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20411	010299	Agriculture Mechanization, Other	AAS	No
20411	010299	Agriculture Mechanization, Other	TC	No
20411	010299	Agriculture Mechanization, Other	CC	No
20411	010605	Landscaping and Groundskeeping	AAS	No
20411	010607	Turf and Turfgrass Management	AAS	No
20411	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
20411	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	No
20411	120501	Baking & Pastry Arts	CC	No
20411	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	No
20411	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	CC	No
20411	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
20412	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	CC	Yes
20412	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	TC	Yes
20412	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20412	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	TC	No
20412	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	CC	No
20412	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	AAS	No
20412	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	CC	No
20412	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	TC	No
20412	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20412	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20412	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20412	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20412	141901	Mechanical Engineering	AAS	No
20412	141901	Mechanical Engineering	TC	No
20412	141901	Mechanical Engineering	CC	No
20412	150406	Systems Based Electronics - Automation	AAS	No
20412	150406	Systems Based Electronics - Automation	TC	No
20412	150406	Systems Based Electronics - Automation	CC	No
20412	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20412	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
20412	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
20412	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20412	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20412	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
20412	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	Yes
20412	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	Yes
20412	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
20412	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
20413	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20413	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
20413	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20501	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	AAS	No
20501	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	TC	No
20501	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	CC	No
20501	010299	Agriculture Mechanization, Other	AAS	No
20501	010299	Agriculture Mechanization, Other	CC	No
20501	010299	Agriculture Mechanization, Other	TC	No
20501	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	AAS	No
20501	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	TC	No
20501	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	CC	No
20501	010605	Landscaping and Groundskeeping	AAS	No
20501	010605	Landscaping and Groundskeeping	TC	No
20501	010699	Applied Horticulture/Horticultural Business Services, Other	AAS	No
20501	010699	Applied Horticulture/Horticultural Business Services, Other	TC	No
20501	010907	Poultry Science	AAS	No
20501	011105	Plant Protection and Integrated Pest Management	AAS	No
20501	018301	Veterinary/Animal Health Technology/Technician and Veterinary Assistant	AAS	No
20501	100305	Graphic and Printing Equipment Operator, General Production	CC	No
20501	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20501	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
20501	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
20501	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
20501	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
20501	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20501	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20501	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20501	120402	Barbering/Barber	CC	No
20501	120403	Barber/Stylist Instructor Training	TC	No
20501	120403	Barber/Stylist Instructor Training	CC	No
20501	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
20501	120506	Meat Cutting/Meat Cutter	CC	No
20501	120508	Institutional Food Workers	AAS	No
20501	120508	Institutional Food Workers	CC	No
20501	141901	Mechanical Engineering	AAS	No
20501	141901	Mechanical Engineering	TC	No
20501	141901	Mechanical Engineering	CC	No
20501	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	TC	No
20501	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20501	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20501	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20501	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20501	151102	Drafting and Design Technology, Land Surveying	AAS	No
20501	151102	Drafting and Design Technology, Land Surveying	TC	No
20501	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20501	161603	Sign Language Interpretation and Translation	AAS	No
20501	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
20501	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	AAS	No
20501	309999	Interdisciplinary Studies	ASO	No
20501	460101	Mason/Masonry	CC	Yes
20501	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	Yes
20501	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
20501	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20501	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
20501	470101	Electrical/Electronics Equipment Installation and Repair, General	AAS	No
20501	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20501	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20501	470302	Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician	AAS	No
20501	470302	Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician	TC	No
20501	470302	Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician	CC	No
20501	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	CC	Yes
20501	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20501	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20501	500913	Music Recording Technology	AAS	No
20501	500913	Music Recording Technology	TC	No
20501	500913	Music Recording Technology	CC	No
20501	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	TC	No
20501	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
20501	510808	Veterinary/Animal Health Technology/Technician and Veterinary Assistant	AAS	No
20501	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20501	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20501	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20501	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
20501	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
20501	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20501	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20501	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20501	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	Yes
20501	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	CC	Yes
20501	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	Yes
20501	470607	Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20501	470607	Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
20501	470609	Avionics Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20501	470615	Engine Machinist	CC	No
20501	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	Yes
20501	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20501	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20501	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	CC	No
20501	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	TC	No
20501	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	AAS	No
20501	490104	Airport Operations	AAS	No
20501	490104	Airport Operations	TC	No
20501	490104	Airport Operations	CC	No
20501	490105	Air Traffic Control Technology	CC	No
20501	490105	Air Traffic Control Technology	TC	No
20501	490105	Air Traffic Control Technology	AAS	No
20501	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20501	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
20501	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	No
20501	500409	Graphic Design	TC	No
20501	500409	Graphic Design	CC	No
20501	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
20501	521902	Fashion Merchandising	AAS	No
20501	521902	Fashion Merchandising	TC	No
20501	521907	Vehicle and Vehicle Parts and Accessories Marketing Operations	CC	Yes
20502	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
20502	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
20502	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
20502	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	CC	No
20502	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	TC	No
20502	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20502	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20502	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20502	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20502	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20502	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20502	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20502	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20502	150305	Telecommunications Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20502	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20502	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20502	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20502	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
20502	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	AAS	No
20502	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	TC	No
20502	460302	Electrician	AAS	No
20502	460302	Electrician	TC	No
20502	460302	Electrician	CC	No
20502	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20502	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	No
20502	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20502	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
20502	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20502	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
20502	510805	Pharmacy Technician/Assistant	AAS	No
20502	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20502	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20502	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20502	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	Yes
20502	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
20502	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20502	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20502	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20502	520701	Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies	AAS	No
20502	520701	Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies	TC	No
20502	520701	Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies	CC	No
20502	520803	Banking and Financial Support Services	AAS	No
20502	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
20502	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	Yes
20502	520903	Travel and Tourism	AAS	Yes
20502	520903	Travel and Tourism	TC	Yes
20503	510601	Dental Assisting/Assistant	AAS	No
20503	510601	Dental Assisting/Assistant	TC	No
20503	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20503	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20503	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20503	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20503	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20503	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
20503	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
20503	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20503	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	AAS	No
20503	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	TC	No
20503	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
20503	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
20503	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20503	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20503	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
20504	090702	Entertainment Media Technician	AAS	No
20504	090702	Entertainment Media Technician	CC	No
20504	090702	Entertainment Media Technician	TC	No
20504	100201	Film and Video Technology	AAS	No
20504	100201	Film and Video Technology	TC	No
20504	100201	Film and Video Technology	CC	No
20504	100202	Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20504	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20504	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
20504	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
20504	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
20504	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
20504	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	Yes
20504	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	Yes
20504	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20504	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20504	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	Yes
20504	141901	Mechanical Engineering	AAS	No
20504	141901	Mechanical Engineering	TC	No
20504	141901	Mechanical Engineering	CC	No
20504	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	TC	No
20504	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20504	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20504	309999	Interdisciplinary Studies	ASO	No
20504	430301	Aviation Security	CC	No
20504	430301	Aviation Security	TC	No
20504	430301	Aviation Security	AAS	No
20504	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	Yes
20504	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	TC	Yes
20504	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	AAS	Yes
20504	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20504	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
20504	460503	Plumbing Technology/Plumber	AAS	No
20504	460503	Plumbing Technology/Plumber	CC	Yes
20504	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	CC	Yes
20504	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	Yes
20504	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	Yes
20504	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20504	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20504	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20504	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20504	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20504	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20504	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	CC	No
20504	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	AAS	No
20504	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	TC	No
20504	490104	Airport Operations	CC	No
20504	490104	Airport Operations	TC	No
20504	490104	Airport Operations	AAS	No
20504	490105	Air Traffic Control Technology	CC	No
20504	490105	Air Traffic Control Technology	TC	No
20504	490105	Air Traffic Control Technology	AAS	No
20504	500411	Animation and Simulation Design Technology	CC	Yes
20504	500411	Animation and Simulation Design Technology	TC	Yes
20504	500411	Animation and Simulation Design Technology	AAS	Yes
20504	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20504	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
20504	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20504	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	TC	No
20504	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20504	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20504	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20504	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20504	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20504	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
20504	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20504	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20504	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20504	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
20504	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	Yes
20504	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	CC	Yes
20504	520903	Travel and Tourism	AAS	Yes
20504	520903	Travel and Tourism	TC	Yes
20504	520903	Travel and Tourism	CC	Yes
20504	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
20504	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	CC	No
20504	521501	Real Estate	AAS	No
20504	521701	Insurance	AAS	No
20504	521902	Fashion Merchandising	AAS	No
20504	521902	Fashion Merchandising	TC	No
20505	100202	Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20505	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20505	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
20505	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
20505	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
20505	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	AAS	No
20505	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
20505	120402	Barbering/Barber	CC	No
20505	120403	Barber/Stylist Instructor Training	TC	No
20505	120403	Barber/Stylist Instructor Training	CC	No
20505	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	TC	No
20505	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
20505	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AA	Yes
20505	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20505	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	Yes
20505	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20505	120508	Institutional Food Workers	AAS	No
20505	120508	Institutional Food Workers	CC	No
20505	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	TC	No
20505	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20505	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20505	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20505	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20505	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20505	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20505	190905	Apparel and Textile Marketing Management	CC	No
20505	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	TC	No
20505	309999	Interdisciplinary Studies	ASO	No
20505	460101	Mason/Masonry	CC	Yes
20505	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	Yes
20505	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	CC	Yes
20505	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20505	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20505	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20505	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20505	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	AAS	No
20505	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	TC	No
20505	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	CC	No
20505	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
20505	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
20505	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
20505	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
20505	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20505	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	CC	No
20505	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20505	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20505	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20506	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
20506	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
20506	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
20506	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20506	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20506	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20506	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	Yes
20506	141901	Mechanical Engineering	AAS	No
20506	141901	Mechanical Engineering	TC	No
20506	141901	Mechanical Engineering	CC	No
20506	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	TC	No
20506	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20506	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20506	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	No
20506	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
20506	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	CC	No
20506	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	Yes
20506	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
20506	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20506	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
20506	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	CC	Yes
20506	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	Yes
20506	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	Yes
20506	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
20506	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20506	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20506	490399	Marine Transportation	AAS	No
20506	490399	Marine Transportation	TC	No
20506	490399	Marine Transportation	CC	No
20506	500411	Animation and Simulation Design Technology	CC	No
20506	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	AAS	No
20506	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	COC	No
20506	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	TC	No
20506	501099	Entertainment Media Technology	CC	No
20506	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20506	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20506	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20506	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20506	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
20506	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20506	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20506	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20565	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20572	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
20572	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	TC	No
20572	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	CC	No
20572	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
20572	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
20572	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
20572	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20572	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20572	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20576	141901	Mechanical Engineering	AAS	No
20576	141901	Mechanical Engineering	TC	No
20576	141901	Mechanical Engineering	CC	No
20601	030208	Conservation Law Enforcement Technology	AAS	No
20601	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20601	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
20601	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
20601	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20601	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20601	150612	Industrial Technology/Technician Â	AAS	No
20601	150612	Industrial Technology/Technician Â	TC	No
20601	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20601	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20601	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
20601	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	CC	No
20601	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20601	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
20601	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20601	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	No
20601	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20601	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
20601	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
20601	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20601	500408	Interior Design	TC	No
20601	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20601	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20601	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20601	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20601	513904	EMT Basic/Paramedic	AAS	No
20601	513904	EMT Basic/Paramedic	TC	No
20601	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20601	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20601	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20601	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20601	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
20602	030208	Conservation Law Enforcement Technology	AAS	No
20602	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20602	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
20602	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	CC	No
20602	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20602	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20602	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20602	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20602	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
20602	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
20602	150612	Industrial Technology/Technician Â	AAS	No
20602	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20602	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20602	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20602	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
20602	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
20602	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	CC	No
20602	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	TC	No
20602	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20602	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
20602	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
20602	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	No
20602	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
20602	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
20602	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20602	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
20602	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20602	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20602	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20602	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20602	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20602	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20602	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
20602	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20602	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20602	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20602	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20602	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20602	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20602	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20602	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20602	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
20602	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	No
20602	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20603	030208	Conservation Law Enforcement Technology	AAS	No
20603	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20603	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
20603	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
20603	120301	Funeral Service and Mortuary Science, General	AAS	No
20603	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
20603	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
20603	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	No
20603	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	CC	No
20603	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20603	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20603	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
20603	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
20603	150612	Industrial Technology/Technician Â	AAS	No
20603	150612	Industrial Technology/Technician Â	TC	No
20603	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20603	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20603	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20603	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	Yes
20603	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
20603	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	CC	No
20603	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20603	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
20603	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
20603	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	No
20603	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20603	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
20603	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	No
20603	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20603	500408	Interior Design	TC	No
20603	500408	Interior Design	AAS	No
20603	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20603	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
20603	510803	Occupational Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20603	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20603	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20603	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20603	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
20603	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20603	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	AAS	No
20603	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	TC	No
20603	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	CC	No
20603	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20603	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20603	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20603	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20603	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20603	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20603	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20603	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20603	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20603	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20603	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	CC	No
20603	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	No
20603	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
20604	030208	Conservation Law Enforcement Technology	AAS	No
20604	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20604	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
20604	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
20604	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	No
20604	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20604	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20604	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20604	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20604	513904	EMT Basic/Paramedic	AAS	No
20604	513904	EMT Basic/Paramedic	TC	No
20604	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
20604	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
20604	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
20626	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
20626	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	No
20702	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	No
20702	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
20702	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20702	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	No
20702	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20626	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20626	513904	EMT Basic/Paramedic	AAS	No
20626	513904	EMT Basic/Paramedic	TC	No
20636	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20636	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
20636	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	CC	No
20636	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20636	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
20636	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	No
20636	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	No
20636	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
20636	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20701	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	AAS	No
20701	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20701	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	No
20701	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20701	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20701	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20701	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
20701	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20701	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20701	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
20701	999999	No Curriculum	AAS	No
20701	999999	No Curriculum	TC	No
20701	999999	No Curriculum	CC	No
20702	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
20702	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
20702	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20702	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
20702	161603	Sign Language Interpretation and Translation	AAS	No
20702	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
20702	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	TC	No
20702	301101	Gerontology	TC	No
20702	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20702	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	Yes
20702	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	Yes
20702	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
20702	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
20702	480507	Tool and Die Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20702	480507	Tool and Die Technology/Technician	TC	No
20702	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20702	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20702	510803	Occupational Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20702	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20702	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
20702	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20702	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	TC	No
20702	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
20702	512299	Public Health, Other	AAS	No
20702	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
20702	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	No
20702	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
20702	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	TC	Yes
20702	999999	No Curriculum	TC	No
20702	999999	No Curriculum	CC	No
20716	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20716	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20716	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	No
20716	460302	Electrician	AAS	No
20716	460302	Electrician	TC	No
20716	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20716	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20716	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
20716	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	No
20716	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20716	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20716	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20716	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20716	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20716	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	CC	No
20716	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	TC	No
20716	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	AAS	No
20801	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	CC	No
20801	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	TC	No
20801	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	AAS	No
20801	010601	Applied Horticulture/Horticulture Operations, General	AAS	Yes
20801	010601	Applied Horticulture/Horticulture Operations, General	TC	Yes
20801	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20801	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20801	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
20801	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
20801	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
20801	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
20801	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	Yes
20801	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20801	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20801	120506	Meat Cutting/Meat Cutter	CC	No
20801	120508	Institutional Food Workers	AAS	No
20801	120508	Institutional Food Workers	TC	No
20801	144201	Mechatronics, Robotics, and Automation Engineering	TC	No
20801	150201	Civil Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20801	150201	Civil Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20801	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20801	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
20801	150305	Telecommunications Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20801	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
20801	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
20801	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
20801	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	Yes
20801	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
20801	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	Yes
20801	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	AAS	No
20801	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	TC	No
20801	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	CC	No
20801	430107	Criminal Justice/Police Science	AAS	No
20801	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	No
20801	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
20801	460401	Building/Property Maintenance and Management	TC	Yes
20801	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20801	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	TC	No
20801	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	CC	No
20801	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20801	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20801	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
20801	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
20801	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	No
20801	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	No
20801	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	Yes
20801	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	Yes
20801	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	Yes
20801	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20801	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20801	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20801	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20801	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
20801	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20801	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
20801	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	CC	No
20801	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
20801	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20801	510805	Pharmacy Technician/Assistant	AAS	Yes
20801	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	Yes
20801	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
20801	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	AAS	No
20801	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	TC	No
20801	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	Yes
20801	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20801	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	Yes
20801	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
20801	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20801	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20801	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20801	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20801	520701	Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies	AAS	No
20801	520701	Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies	TC	No
20801	520701	Entrepreneurship/Entrepreneurial Studies	CC	No
20801	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	Yes
20801	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	CC	Yes
20801	521902	Fashion Merchandising	AAS	No
20805	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	AAS	No
20805	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	TC	No
20805	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	CC	No
20805	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	CC	No
20805	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
20805	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20806	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	AAS	No
20806	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	TC	No
20806	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	CC	No
20806	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20806	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
20806	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	CC	No
20809	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	AAS	No
20809	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	TC	No
20809	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	CC	No
20809	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	CC	No
20809	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
20809	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20827	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20827	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20827	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20827	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20827	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20827	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20827	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20830	460502	Pipefitting/Pipefitter and Sprinkler Fitter	AAS	Yes
20830	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20830	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
20830	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	No
20830	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20830	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
20830	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
20831	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	No
20831	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	No
20831	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
20831	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
20831	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20831	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
20831	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	Yes
20831	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
20834	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	AAS	No
20834	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	TC	No
20834	430106	Forensic Science and Technology	CC	No
20834	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
20834	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
20834	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	No
20834	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20834	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20834	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
20834	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20834	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
20834	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20834	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
20834	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	CC	No
20834	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20834	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
20838	150903	Process Operations - Oil and Gas Production Technology	AAS	Yes
20838	150903	Process Operations - Oil and Gas Production Technology	TC	Yes
20838	150903	Process Operations - Oil and Gas Production Technology	CC	Yes
20838	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	No
20838	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20838	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20838	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20901	100202	Radio and Television Broadcasting Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20901	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
20901	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	Yes
20901	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	Yes
20901	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	Yes
20901	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
20901	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	Yes
20901	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	Yes
20901	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	Yes
20901	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
20901	120410	Nail Technology	CC	Yes
20901	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	Yes
20901	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	Yes
20901	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
20901	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
20901	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20901	150305	Telecommunications Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20901	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	Yes
20901	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
20901	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	No
20901	430203	Fire Science/Fire-fighting	AAS	No
20901	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	TC	Yes
20901	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
20901	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	TC	Yes
20901	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
20901	480000	Precision Production Trades, General	CC	No
20901	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	Yes
20901	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	Yes
20901	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
20901	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
20901	489999	Precision Production, Other	CC	No
20901	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
20901	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	No
20901	510601	Dental Assisting/Assistant	TC	No
20901	510602	Dental Hygiene/Hygienist	AAS	No
20901	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	AAS	No
20901	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	TC	No
20901	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
20901	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
20901	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
20901	510799	Health-care Data Technology	CC	Yes
20901	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
20901	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
20901	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
20901	510803	Occupational Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20901	510805	Pharmacy Technician/Assistant	TC	No
20901	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
20901	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
20901	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
20901	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
20901	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
20901	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
20901	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
20901	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
20901	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
20901	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
20901	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
20901	520208	E-Commerce Technology	AAS	No
20901	520208	E-Commerce Technology	TC	No
20901	520208	E-Commerce Technology	CC	No
20901	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	CC	No
20901	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	TC	No
20901	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
20901	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
20901	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
20901	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
20901	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
20901	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	Yes
20901	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	TC	Yes
20901	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	CC	Yes
20922	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	No
21001	010201	Agricultural Mechanization, General	AAS	No
21001	010201	Agricultural Mechanization, General	CC	No
21001	010201	Agricultural Mechanization, General	TC	No
21001	010304	Crop Production	AAS	Yes
21001	010304	Crop Production	TC	Yes
21001	010304	Crop Production	CC	Yes
21001	011105	Plant Protection and Integrated Pest Management	AAS	Yes
21001	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
21001	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21001	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
21001	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
21001	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
21001	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	TC	Yes
21001	460101	Mason/Masonry	CC	No
21001	460101	Mason/Masonry	TC	No
21001	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
21001	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
21001	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
21001	470101	Electrical/Electronics Equipment Installation and Repair, General	AAS	No
21001	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21001	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	Yes
21001	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	CC	Yes
21001	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21001	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21001	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
21001	470615	Engine Machinist	CC	No
21001	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
21001	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	Yes
21001	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
21001	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
21001	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	Yes
21001	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21001	510602	Dental Hygiene/Hygienist	AAS	No
21001	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
21001	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21001	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21001	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
21001	510805	Pharmacy Technician/Assistant	TC	No
21001	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
21001	510905	Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21001	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
21001	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
21001	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21001	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21001	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21001	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
21001	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	TC	No
21001	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21001	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21008	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	No
21008	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	AAS	No
21008	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	CC	No
21008	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
21008	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
21008	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21008	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
21008	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21008	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	CC	No
21008	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
21021	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
21021	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
21021	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
21023	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
21023	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
21023	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
21027	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21035	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21038	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
21056	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21058	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	No
21058	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	AAS	No
21101	010601	Applied Horticulture/Horticulture Operations, General	AAS	No
21101	010607	Turf and Turfgrass Management	AAS	No
21101	110801	Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design	AAS	No
21101	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
21101	120301	Funeral Service and Mortuary Science, General	AAS	No
21101	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
21101	460401	Building/Property Maintenance and Management	TC	Yes
21101	470104	Computer Installation and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21101	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21101	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21101	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	Yes
21101	510803	Occupational Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21101	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21101	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21101	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	TC	No
21101	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
21101	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21101	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21101	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
21101	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
21102	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
21102	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
21103	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	Yes
21103	309999	Interdisciplinary Studies	ASO	No
21103	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	Yes
21103	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
21103	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
21103	460302	Electrician	CC	Yes
21103	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21103	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21103	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	Yes
21103	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	Yes
21103	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
21103	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	TC	No
21103	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21103	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
21103	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	No
21103	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	No
21104	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	AAS	No
21104	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21104	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21104	150305	Telecommunications Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21104	150404	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	Yes
21104	150406	Systems Based Electronics - Automation	AAS	No
21104	150406	Systems Based Electronics - Automation	TC	No
21104	150406	Systems Based Electronics - Automation	CC	No
21104	150699	Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians, Other	AAS	Yes
21104	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	Yes
21104	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
21104	309999	Interdisciplinary Studies	ASO	No
21104	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
21104	460502	Pipefitting/Pipefitter and Sprinkler Fitter	TC	No
21104	469999	Maritime Technology: Apprentice Options	AAS	No
21104	469999	Maritime Technology: Apprentice Options	TC	No
21104	469999	Maritime Technology: Apprentice Options	CC	No
21104	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	TC	No
21104	470499	NCCER Aligned Mechanical Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
21104	470499	NCCER Aligned Mechanical Maintenance Technology	TC	No
21104	470499	NCCER Aligned Mechanical Maintenance Technology	CC	No
21104	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	COC	No
21104	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	CC	No
21104	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	TC	No
21104	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	AAS	No
21104	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	Yes
21104	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21104	480511	Maritime Shipfitting Technology	TC	Yes
21104	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21104	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
21104	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
21104	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
21104	511504	Human Services	AAS	Yes
21104	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21104	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	TC	No
21104	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
21104	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
21104	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
21104	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21104	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21104	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	Yes
21105	100299	Live Entertainment Technology	AAS	No
21105	100299	Live Entertainment Technology	TC	No
21105	100299	Live Entertainment Technology	CC	No
21105	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
21105	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
21105	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
21105	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
21105	110802	Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration	AAS	Yes
21105	110804	Simulation and Game Design Technology	AAS	No
21105	110804	Simulation and Game Design Technology	TC	No
21105	110804	Simulation and Game Design Technology	CC	No
21105	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
21105	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	Yes
21105	120301	Funeral Service and Mortuary Science, General	TC	No
21105	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	No
21105	120410	Nail Technology	TC	No
21105	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	Yes
21105	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	Yes
21105	120501	Baking & Pastry Arts	AAS	Yes
21105	120501	Baking & Pastry Arts	TC	Yes
21105	120501	Baking & Pastry Arts	CC	Yes
21105	120508	Institutional Food Workers	TC	No
21105	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21105	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
21105	161603	Sign Language Interpretation and Translation	AAS	Yes
21105	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
21105	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	Yes
21105	309999	Interdisciplinary Studies	ASO	No
21105	430116	Cybersecurity Tech	AAS	No
21105	430116	Cybersecurity Tech	TC	No
21105	430116	Cybersecurity Tech	CC	No
21105	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	Yes
21105	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	CC	Yes
21105	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	Yes
21105	430203	Fire Science/Fire-fighting	AAS	No
21105	430203	Fire Science/Fire-fighting	TC	No
21105	430203	Fire Science/Fire-fighting	CC	No
21105	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	No
21105	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
21105	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21105	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21105	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21105	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21105	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21105	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21105	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21105	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21105	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21105	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
21105	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	Yes
21105	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21105	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	No
21105	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	TC	No
21105	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	Yes
21105	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	Yes
21105	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	Yes
21105	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
21105	512299	Public Health, Other	CC	No
21105	512299	Public Health, Other	TC	No
21105	512299	Public Health, Other	AAS	No
21105	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	TC	No
21105	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21105	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	TC	No
21105	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21105	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
21105	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21105	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21105	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
21105	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
21105	520903	Travel and Tourism	AAS	Yes
21105	521302	Business Statistics	AAS	No
21105	521302	Business Statistics	TC	No
21105	521302	Business Statistics	CC	No
21105	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	Yes
21106	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	Yes
21106	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	Yes
21106	470302	Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician	AAS	No
21106	470302	Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician	TC	No
21106	470302	Heavy Equipment Maintenance Technician	CC	No
21106	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	ASO	No
21106	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	No
21106	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	No
21106	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	ASO	No
21106	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	No
21106	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
21106	470616	Maritime Multicraft Technology	AAS	No
21106	470616	Maritime Multicraft Technology	TC	No
21106	470616	Maritime Multicraft Technology	CC	No
21106	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	AAS	No
21106	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	TC	No
21106	479999	Unmanned Maritime Systems Technology	CC	No
21106	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21106	480511	Maritime Shipfitting Technology	AAS	No
21106	480511	Maritime Shipfitting Technology	TC	No
21106	480511	Maritime Shipfitting Technology	CC	No
21106	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21106	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
21106	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
21106	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	AAS	No
21106	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	CC	No
21106	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	TC	No
21106	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21106	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21109	120508	Institutional Food Workers	TC	No
21109	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
21109	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21109	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
21109	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
21109	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	No
21123	150101	Architectural Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21123	469999	Maritime Technology: Apprentice Options	AAS	Yes
21123	469999	Maritime Technology: Apprentice Options	TC	Yes
21123	469999	Maritime Technology: Apprentice Options	CC	Yes
21134	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21134	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21201	030511	Forest Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21201	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	Yes
21201	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	AAS	No
21201	120500	Cooking and Related Culinary Arts, General	TC	No
21201	150201	Civil Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21201	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21201	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
21201	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
21201	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	Yes
21201	460302	Electrician	AAS	No
21201	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21201	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
21201	470303	Industrial Mechanics and Maintenance Technology	AAS	No
21201	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21201	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	TC	No
21201	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21201	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	No
21201	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	No
21201	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
21201	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
21201	510601	Dental Assisting/Assistant	TC	No
21201	510602	Dental Hygiene/Hygienist	AAS	Yes
21201	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
21201	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21201	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21201	510801	Medical/Clinical Assistant	AAS	Yes
21201	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
21201	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	AAS	No
21201	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
21201	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
21201	513800	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN)	AA	No
21201	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	Yes
21201	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	Yes
21201	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
21201	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
21201	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
21201	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
21201	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	No
21201	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	Yes
21201	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	Yes
21201	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
21202	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
21202	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	TC	No
21202	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	CC	No
21204	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21205	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
21205	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	TC	No
21205	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	CC	No
21211	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
21211	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	TC	No
21211	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	CC	No
21213	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	CC	No
21213	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	TC	No
21213	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	AAS	No
21213	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
21213	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	CC	No
21213	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	TC	No
21233	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	TC	No
21233	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	CC	No
21233	520203	Logistics and Materials Management	AAS	No
21301	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	AAS	No
21301	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	TC	No
21301	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	CC	No
21301	010102	Agribusiness/Agricultural Business Operations	AAS	No
21301	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	AAS	No
21301	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	TC	No
21301	010302	Animal/Livestock Husbandry and Production	CC	No
21301	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	TC	No
21301	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	CC	No
21301	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
21301	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
21301	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
21301	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
21301	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
21301	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	TC	No
21301	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	CC	No
21301	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
21301	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
21301	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
21301	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
21301	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
21301	150201	Civil Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21301	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	No
21301	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	No
21301	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	CC	No
21301	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
21301	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
21301	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	TC	No
21301	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	CC	No
21301	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	CC	No
21301	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21301	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	TC	No
21301	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
21301	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	CC	No
21301	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21301	470603	Autobody/Collision and Repair Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21301	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21301	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	No
21301	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	CC	No
21301	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	Yes
21301	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	Yes
21301	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	Yes
21301	480507	Tool and Die Technology/Technician	TC	No
21301	480507	Tool and Die Technology/Technician	CC	No
21301	480507	Tool and Die Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21301	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	No
21301	489999	Precision Production, Other	TC	Yes
21301	489999	Precision Production, Other	CC	Yes
21301	489999	Precision Production, Other	AAS	Yes
21301	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	No
21301	500409	Graphic Design	TC	No
21301	500409	Graphic Design	CC	No
21301	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21301	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
21301	510799	Health-care Data Technology	CC	Yes
21301	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21301	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21301	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
21301	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
21301	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
21301	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21301	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21301	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
21301	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
21301	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
21301	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
21301	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21301	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21301	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
21301	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
21303	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
21303	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
21303	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
21303	120301	Funeral Service and Mortuary Science, General	AAS	No
21303	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	CC	No
21303	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	TC	No
21303	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
21303	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21303	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21303	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
21303	510799	Health-care Data Technology	CC	Yes
21303	510901	Cardiovascular Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21303	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
21303	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
21303	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
21303	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	CC	No
21303	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21303	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21303	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21303	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
21303	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
21303	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
21303	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
21303	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
21303	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21303	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21303	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
21303	520901	Hospitality Administration/Management, General	AAS	No
21303	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	No
21304	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
21304	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	TC	No
21304	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	CC	No
21304	220302	Legal Assistant/Paralegal	AAS	No
21304	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21304	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
21304	510799	Health-care Data Technology	CC	Yes
21304	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21304	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
21304	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	CC	No
21304	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21304	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21304	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21304	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
21304	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
21304	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
21304	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21304	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21304	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	Yes
21304	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
21306	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
21306	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21312	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	CC	No
21312	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	TC	No
21312	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	AAS	No
21312	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	CC	No
21312	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	No
21312	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	No
21312	470607	Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21312	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21326	470607	Airframe Mechanics and Aircraft Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	No
21327	120301	Funeral Service and Mortuary Science, General	AAS	No
21327	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21327	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
21327	510901	Cardiovascular Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21328	120413	Cosmetology, Barber/Styling, and Nail Instructor	CC	No
21328	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	No
21328	510799	Health-care Data Technology	CC	No
21328	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	CC	No
21328	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
21354	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21367	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	COC	No
21367	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
21367	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
21367	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
21367	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	No
21370	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	CC	No
21370	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
21370	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
21370	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	AAS	No
21370	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	TC	No
21370	460303	Utility Lineworker Technology	CC	No
21370	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	CC	No
21370	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	No
21370	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	No
21370	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	No
21401	100201	Film and Video Technology	AAS	No
21401	100201	Film and Video Technology	TC	No
21401	100201	Film and Video Technology	CC	No
21401	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
21401	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
21401	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
21401	110801	Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design	AAS	No
21401	110801	Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design	TC	No
21401	110801	Web Page, Digital/Multimedia and Information Resources Design	CC	No
21401	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	TC	Yes
21401	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	CC	Yes
21401	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	Yes
21401	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
21401	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
21401	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	No
21401	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	TC	No
21401	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	AAS	No
21401	120402	Barbering/Barber	AAS	No
21401	120402	Barbering/Barber	TC	No
21401	120402	Barbering/Barber	CC	No
21401	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21401	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21401	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21401	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21401	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21401	150613	Manufacturing Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21401	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	No
21401	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21401	151001	Construction Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	No
21401	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	AAS	Yes
21401	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	CC	Yes
21401	151301	Drafting and Design Technology/Technician, General	TC	Yes
21401	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	Yes
21401	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	TC	Yes
21401	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	CC	Yes
21401	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	TC	No
21401	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	AAS	No
21401	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	CC	No
21401	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	No
21401	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
21401	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	TC	No
21401	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	AAS	No
21401	460101	Mason/Masonry	CC	Yes
21401	460101	Mason/Masonry	TC	Yes
21401	460101	Mason/Masonry	AAS	Yes
21401	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	AAS	Yes
21401	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	TC	Yes
21401	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	Yes
21401	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
21401	460302	Electrician	TC	Yes
21401	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21401	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21401	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21401	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21401	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	Yes
21401	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	Yes
21401	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21401	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
21401	490202	Construction/Heavy Equipment /Earthmoving Equipment Operation	CC	Yes
21401	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21401	500409	Graphic Design	TC	No
21401	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	No
21401	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21401	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	No
21401	510716	Medical Administrative/Executive Assistant and Medical Secretary	AAS	No
21401	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21401	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21401	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21401	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
21401	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
21401	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
21401	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
21401	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	No
21401	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	Yes
21401	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	CC	No
21401	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	TC	No
21402	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
21402	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
21402	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	CC	Yes
21402	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21402	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21402	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	AAS	No
21402	430199	Corrections and Criminal Justice, Other	TC	No
21402	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	No
21402	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	AAS	No
21402	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	TC	No
21402	460302	Electrician	CC	No
21402	470101	Electrical/Electronics Equipment Installation and Repair, General	AAS	Yes
21402	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21402	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21402	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21402	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	TC	No
21402	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	CC	No
21402	480501	Machine Shop Technology Assistant	AAS	No
21402	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21402	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	Yes
21402	510601	Dental Assisting/Assistant	TC	No
21402	510601	Dental Assisting/Assistant	AAS	No
21402	510602	Dental Hygiene/Hygienist	AAS	No
21402	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	Yes
21402	510799	Health-care Data Technology	TC	Yes
21402	510803	Occupational Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21402	510806	Physical Therapist Assistant	AAS	No
21402	510903	Electroneurodiagnostic Technology	AAS	No
21402	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	AAS	No
21402	510904	Emergency Medical Technology/Technician, Paramedic	TC	No
21402	510908	Respiratory Care Therapy/Therapist	AAS	No
21402	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	AAS	No
21402	510909	Surgical Technology/Technologist	TC	No
21402	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	AAS	No
21402	510911	Radiologic Technology/Science - Radiographer	AAS	No
21402	511004	Clinical/Medical Laboratory Technician	AAS	No
21402	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21402	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	Yes
21402	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	Yes
21402	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	Yes
21402	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	No
21402	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	TC	No
21402	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	CC	No
21402	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	No
21402	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	CC	No
21402	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	CC	No
21402	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	TC	No
21410	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
21410	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
21410	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
21410	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	CC	No
21410	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	TC	No
21410	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	AAS	No
21410	460401	Building/Property Maintenance and Management	CC	Yes
21410	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21410	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	CC	No
21410	470105	Industrial Electronics Technology/Technician	TC	No
21410	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	AAS	No
21410	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	No
21410	500409	Graphic Design	TC	No
21410	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	No
21410	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	AAS	No
21410	510910	Diagnostic Medical Sonography /Sonographer and Ultrasound Technician	TC	No
21410	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	CC	No
21410	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	TC	No
21410	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	AAS	No
21410	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21413	500409	Graphic Design	AAS	No
21413	500409	Graphic Design	TC	No
21416	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	AAS	No
21416	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	TC	No
21416	110202	Computer Programming, Specific Applications	CC	No
21416	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	TC	No
21416	111003	Computer and Information Systems Security	AAS	No
21416	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	TC	No
21416	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	AAS	No
21416	220303	Court Reporting/Court Reporter	CC	No
21416	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	TC	No
21416	450702	Engineering Technology, Geographic Information Systems	AAS	No
21416	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	TC	Yes
21416	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	AAS	Yes
21416	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	TC	Yes
21416	490101	Unmanned Aerial Systems	CC	Yes
21416	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	No
21501	110201	Computer Programming/Programmer, General	AAS	No
21501	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	AAS	No
21501	110901	Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications	TC	No
21501	120401	Cosmetology/Cosmetologist, General	CC	Yes
21501	150303	Electrical, Electronic and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21501	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	AAS	No
21501	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	TC	No
21501	150499	Electro-Mechanical Technology	CC	No
21501	150699	Industrial Production Technologies/Technicians, Other	AAS	No
21501	150701	Occupational Safety and Health Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21501	150903	Process Operations - Oil and Gas Production Technology	AAS	Yes
21501	150903	Process Operations - Oil and Gas Production Technology	CC	Yes
21501	150903	Process Operations - Oil and Gas Production Technology	TC	Yes
21501	190709	Child Care Provider/Assistant	AAS	No
21501	460201	Carpentry/Carpenter	CC	Yes
21501	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	CC	Yes
21501	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	TC	Yes
21501	460301	Electrical and Power Transmission Installation/Installer, General	AAS	Yes
21501	460302	Electrician	AAS	Yes
21501	460504	Well Drilling/Driller	AAS	Yes
21501	460504	Well Drilling/Driller	TC	Yes
21501	470201	Heating, Air Conditioning, Ventilation and Refrigeration Maintenance Technology/Technician	CC	No
21501	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	AAS	Yes
21501	470604	Automobile/Automotive Mechanics Technology/Technician	TC	Yes
21501	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	AAS	Yes
21501	470605	Diesel Mechanics Technician	TC	Yes
21501	480508	Welding Technology/Welder	CC	Yes
21501	490205	Truck and Bus Driver/Commercial Vehicle Operation	CC	Yes
21501	510707	Health Information/Medical Records Technology/Technician	AAS	No
21501	510713	Medical Insurance Coding Specialist/Coder	AAS	Yes
21501	510799	Health-care Data Technology	AAS	No
21501	513501	Massage Therapy/Therapeutic Massage	CC	No
21501	513801	Nursing/Registered Nurse (RN, ASN, BSN, MSN).	ADN	No
21501	513901	Licensed Practical/Vocational Nurse Training	CC	Yes
21501	513902	Nurse/Nursing Assistant/Aide and Patient Care Assistant	CC	Yes
21501	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	AAS	No
21501	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	TC	No
21501	520201	Business Administration & Management, General	CC	No
21501	520302	Accounting Technology/Technician and Bookkeeping	AAS	Yes
21501	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	AAS	Yes
21501	520401	Administrative Assistant and Secretarial Science, General	TC	Yes
21501	520407	Business/Office Automation/Technology/Data Entry	AAS	No
21501	520803	Banking and Financial Support Services	AAS	Yes
21501	520803	Banking and Financial Support Services	TC	Yes
21501	520803	Banking and Financial Support Services	CC	Yes
21501	521401	Marketing/Marketing Management, General	AAS	Yes