"Copyright The HR-XML Consortium. All Rights Reserved. http://www.hr-xml.org" Name: EducationHistory.xsd Status: Recommendation Date this version: 2007-04-15 Purpose: Defines the EducationHistory Schema Author(s): Documentation: EducationHistory.html Change History: 2005-01 As per Schema Design Guidelines, all default values have been removed. 2005-08-08: Kim Bartkus removed duplicate enumeration vocational. 2005-11-08: Renamed SchoolNameType to SchoolDataType. Renamed SchoolNameTypes to SchoolTypeType. Reflects TSC naming conventions. Terms of license can be found in license.txt. Deprecated in favor of the School / SchoolName path. School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. Summarized location of the entity. The campus, department or other organizational unit for the educational institution. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. This construct replaces the deprecated schoolType attribute. This construct replaces the deprecated schoolType attribute. Deprecated in favor of ISCEDInstitutionClassification and LocalInstitutionClassification. Identifier of the School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. The subject studied, as expressed on the diploma. The date the person received their degree. The name of any other honors, such as Phi Beta Kappa, etc. that the student may have received. The official names of any and all major courses of study associated with the student's degree title. If applicable, these fields should be used to reflect the official names of any and all minor courses of study associated with the student's degree title. This construct replaces the deprecated degreeType attribute, which was a union of degreeTypes, degreeCodeTypes, graduationCodeTypes, and a string. Deprecated in favor of DegreeClassification. Identifier reflecting the program code(s) associated with any Major course of Study. Reflects the official names of any and all major concentrations associated with the student's degree title. For example, a Math major may have an Applied Math concentration even though this area of concentration is not required to pursue a Math major. Reflects the official names of any and all major courses of study associated with the student's degree title. Reflects the official names of any and all major options associated with the student's degree title. For example, a particular institution may require their Engineering majors to select either a Mechanical Engineering option or a Structural Engineering option. Identifier reflecting the program code(s) associated with any Minor course of Study. Reflects the official names of any and all minor courses of study associated with the student's degree title. This type is the same as the DatesOfAttendanceType, except it is an unbounded sequence. This remains for backward compatibility only. Did not complete secondary school Standard high school diploma Advanced or honors diploma Vocational diploma Special education diploma Certificate of completion or attendance Special certificate of completion General Education Development Diploma (GED) Other high school equivalency diploma International diploma or certificate (such as International Baccalaureate) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (less than one year) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (one year or more but less than four years) Associate Degree (e.g., Associate In Arts, Associate In Science, Associate In Applied Science) Baccalaureate Degree Baccalaureate (Honours) Degree Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (one year or more but less than two years) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (two years or more but less than four years) First Professional Degree Post-Professional Degree Graduate Certificate Master's Degree Intermediate Graduate Degree Doctoral Degree Post-Doctoral Degree Adult Credits Continuing Education Unit Carnegie Units No Credit Quarter Hour Credit Semester Hour Credit Units Vocational Credits Other Type of Credit Remedial Basic Teacher's Aide General Applied Survey Regular Specialized Topics Advanced Honors Gifted and Talented Advanced Placement Special Education Vocational Education Independent Study Work Experience Adult Basic Adult Secondary International Baccalaureate Summary of all courses taken at all institutions Academic Renewal Summary of all courses taken at sending institution Dual Level (Upper Division and Graduate) Dual Level (Graduate and Professional) Summary of All Courses Taken at All Institutions, excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Summary of All Courses Taken at the Sending Institution, Excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Graduate (postsecondary) Higher or Upper division (postsecondary) Institutional Credit Lower division (postsecondary) Work in the Major or Program Professional Remedial (postsecondary) Summary of Transfer Work Only Undergraduate (postsecondary) Summary of Transfer Work Only, Excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Identifies the measurement system. i.e. GPA The grade point average of a student. The value specifying the minimum of the measurement range The value specifying the maximum of the measurement range This is a code indicating that an A+ grade has a value higher than the highest possible GPA. False It is not possible to have a higher GPA than indicated in Range Maximum. True It is possible to have a higher GPA than indicated in Range Maximum. Identifies the measurement system. i.e. GPA Code indicating the type of credit used (awarded) by the institution. Code indicating the level or type or both, of work which is reflected in the grade average and the credit hours If True, this is a summary of all work included in the record. This is the total number of credits (or credit hours) included in the grade point average for this particular summary. Inclusion or exclusion of certain credits depends on the policy of the sending institution. This is the total number of credits (credit hours) included on the record for this particular summary. This would normally be all credits for which the student paid, whether or not the credits were used to calculate the grade point average. Examples of credit hours to be included, if available, are credits for which non-punitive grades such as "I" or "W" or "Audit" were awarded. This is the total number of credits (credit hours) attemptedand earned and included in this summary. This is a student's numerical class rank with the highest student in the class having a rank or position of 1 Further refines the name of the institution.