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Within the DegreeProgram element, the EntityIDCode element is the University of XYZ's institution code.
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Within the CourseInstitution element, the EntityIDCode element is the institution code of the student's course work. It could be the University of XYZ or any school.
No, Transferology sends one of the standard IPEDSID, FICE, ACT or ATP institution codes.
<EntityIDCodeQualifier>71</EntityIDCodeQualifier>
<EntityIDCode>IPEDSID for University of XYZ</EntityIDCode>
<EntityIDCodeQualifier>73</EntityIDCodeQualifier><EntityIDCode>FICE for University of XYZ</EntityIDCode>
<EntityIDCodeQualifier>74</EntityIDCodeQualifier>
<EntityIDCode>ACT for University of XYZ</EntityIDCode>
<EntityIDCodeQualifier>72</EntityIDCodeQualifier>
<EntityIDCode>ATP for University of XYZ</EntityIDCode>
Yes
It is the Degree Program’s code (15 character max) defined by the school when their programs were added into the Transferology Lab. BTW, each program should have a unique program code, although uniqueness isn't enforced by the Transferology Lab.
It is the institution where the student took the course. It could be the University of XYZ or any school.
Transferology sends one of the standard IPEDSID, FICE, ACT or ATP institution codes for the student's school with coursework.
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