CODEBOOK: College and Career Guide, 10th Edition

CODEBOOK: College and Career Programs for Deaf Students, 10th Edition

The 10th edition database consists of only one table:

MAIN:

Data taken from the survey form.

MAIN

NOTE:

Generally speaking, 9's mean the form was left blank. I didn't spell it out everywhere.

Field Name	Field description	Valid values
id	Unique record identifier
name	Informataion Contact person's name
title	Information Contact person's Job Title
department	Department serving deaf students
institution	Institution Name
address_1	Institution Address
address_2	Institution Address (additional)
city	Institution City
state	Institution State
zip	Institution Zip
entry_detail	Entry detail	0 = None, 1 = Long entry, 2 = Short entry, 3 = Special (Gallaudet, NTID, Northern Illinois U.)
form_number	Identification number printed on form
enroll_deaf	Enroll deaf?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
fulltime_deaf	Number of full-time DEAF students enrolled
parttime_deaf	Number of part-time DEAF students enrolled
primary_support	Deaf students primarily supported by:	1 = Office which stands alone, 2 = Program w/i office for students w/ various disabilities, 3 = Unspecified/ambiguous, 4 = Office serving students with various disabilities, 5 = Not supported
year_estab	Year program was established
admin	Administrator devotes at least 50% time?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
program_director	Deaf program director
phone_nmbr_1	1st Phone number
phone_ext_1	1st Phone extension
phone_type_1	1st Phone type	1 = Voice, 2 = TTY, 3 = Both Voice & TTY
phone_nmbr_2	2nd Phone number
phone_ext_2	2nd Phone extension
phone_type_2	2nd Phone type	1 = Voice, 2 = TTY, 3 = Both Voice & TTY
e_mail	E-mail address
inst_type	Institution type	1 = Private non-profit, 2 = Proprietary, 3 = Public, 4 = Not reported
inst_gov	Governing body, if inst_type = Public	1 = County/city-governed, 2 = State-governed, 3 = Other
ACCREDITING AGENCIES
reg_accred	Regional accreditiing agency	0 = Not accredited, 1 = New England Assoc. of Schools & Colleges, 2 = Middle States Assoc. of Colleges & Schools, 3 = Southern Assoc. of Colleges & Schools, 4 = Western Assoc. of Schools & Colleges, 5 = North Central Assoc. of Colleges & Schools, 6 = Northwest Assoc. of Schools & Colleges
* There are more accrediting agencies than you can shake a stick at. Forutnately there are only 6 regional agencies. However, we found more than 100 "other" agencies. We only kept 99 of them. The following codes apply to accred_1 thru accred_5 below. NOTE: Codes 66 & 71 are missing. Don't ask why. God only knows. 01 = Accreditation Board of Engineering & Technology, 02 = American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business, 03 = American Association of Colleges of Nursing, 04 = American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, 05 = American Association for Leisure and Recreation, 06 = American Association of Medical Assistants, 07 = American Bar Association, 08 = American Culinary Federation, 09 = American Dental Association, 10 = American Dental Hygienists' Association, 11 = American Drafting Design Association, 12 = American Medical Association, 13 = American Medical Records Association, 14 = American Physical Therapy Association, 15 = American Psychological Association, 16 = American Society of Landscape Architects, 17 = American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 18 = American Veterinary Medical Association, 19 = Association of American Colleges and Universities, 20 = Association of American Law Schools, 21 = Association of American Medical Colleges, 22 = Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs, 23 = Association of Independent Colleges & Schools, 24 = Basic Police Academy University of Kansas, 25 = California State Boards of Nursing Education, 26 = California State Commission for Teacher Preparation, 27 = Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs, 28 = Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education, 29 = Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association, 30 = Commissions on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Accreditation of Colleges and Schools, 31 = Commission on Opticianry Accreditation, 32 = Commission on Teacher Credentialing, 33 = Council on Education of the Deaf, 34 = Council of Post Secondary Education and U.S. Department of Education, 35 = Council on Rehabilitation Education, 36 = Council on Social Work Education, 37 = Council for Standards in Human Service Education, 38 = Florida Department of Law Enforcement -- Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission, 39 = Illinois Department of Public Health, 40 = Illinois State Fire Marshall, 41 = International Association of Counseling Services, 42 = Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology, 43 = League for Innovation in the Community College, 44 = Maryland State Department of Education, 45 = MLT, 46 = MRT, 47 = National Academy of Early Childhood Programs, 48 = National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences, 49 = National Association of Music, 50 = National Association of Schools of Art and Design, 51 = National Association State Department Teacher Education Certification, 52 = National Board for Certified Counselors, 53 = National Commission of Accrediting, 54 = National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education, 55 = National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence, 56 = National League for Nursing, 57 = South Carolina State Board of Nursing, 58 = State Department of Education, 59 = State Department of Vo-Tech, 60 = Veterans' Administration, 61 = California Board of Registered Nursing, 62 = California State Board of Cosmetology, 63 = National Association for the Education of Young Children, 64 = Florida State Board of Nursing, 65 = Accrediting Commission of the American Culinary Federation Education Institute, 66 = , 67 = Council on Occupational Education, 68 = Commission on Middle and Secondary Schools, 69 = Joint Review Committee for Respiratory Therapy Education, 70 = National Association of Schools of Music, 71 = , 72 = American Dietetic Association, 73 = American Chemical Society, 74 = Accreditation Council of Occupational Therapy Education, 75 = Oregon Board on Public Safety, Standards and Training, 76 = Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission, 77 = South Dakota Department of Education, 78 = Board of Nurse Examiners, 79 = State Council of Higher Education, 80 = Joint Review Committee for Respiratory Therapy, 81 = State Board of Nursing, 82 = Society of American Foresters, 83 = National Automotive Training Education Foundation, 84 = Commission on Occupational Education, 85 = State Board of Higher Education, 86 = Vocational and Technical Schools, 87 = American Association of Community and Junior Colleges, 88 = State Association of Community Colleges, 89 = Registered Nurses Occupational Assistant Program, 90 = Orthopedic Technology Program, 91 = Registered Radiologic Technicians, 92 = State Board of Dental Examiners, 93 = American Board of Funeral Service Education, 94 = Maryland Higher Education Commission, 95 = ASE, 96 = Federal Aviation Administration, 97 = Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, 98 = Council of Exceptional Children
accred_1	See ACCREDITING AGENCIES above
accred_2
accred_3
accred_4
accred_5	Many other accrediting agencies?	0 = No, 1 = Yes

ftenr	Total number of full-time students enrolled
ptenr	Total number of part-time students enrolled
COSTS
local_tuition	Local tuition	(See cost_per below.)
local_rb	Local room & board
state_tuition	In-state tuition
state_rb	In-state room & board
other_tuition	Out-of-state tuition
other_rb	Out-of-state room & board
foreign_tuition	Foreign tuition
foreign_rb	Foreign room & board
cost_per	Cost per:	1 = $/year, 2 = $/semester, 3 = $/quarter, 4 = $/credit, 5 = $/unit, (Null = $/year assumed)

campus	Campus setting	1 = Urban, 2 = Suburban, 3 = Rural, 4 = Not reported
inst_web	Institution-wide WWW URL
program_web	Program-specific WWW URL
NUMBER OF DEAF STUDENTS BY YEAR
prep	Preparatory/Remedial	(999 = Blank)
fresh	Freshman
soph	Sophmore
junr	Junior
senr	Senior
grad	Graduate
spec	Special
DEAF STUDENTS RESIDENCY STATUS
res_in	No. of deaf students w/ in-state residence
res_out	No. of deaf students w/ out-of-state residence
res_frn	No. of deaf students w/ foreign residence

admis_req
lart2	2-Year Liberal Arts Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
lart4	4-Year Liberal Arts Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
gradp	Graduate Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
voctrn	Vocational/Technical Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
tech2	2-Year Technical Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
tech4	4-Year Technical Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
othpg	Other Program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
DEGREES AWARDED TO DEAF 1996-97
cert97	Certificates/Diplomas	(998/999 = Not applicable/Blank)
assoc97	Associates
ba97	Baccalaureates
ma97	Master's
doc97	Doctorates
DEGREES AWARDED TO DEAF 1995-96
cert96	Certificates/Diplomas	(998/999 = Not applicable/Blank)
assoc96	Associates
ba96	Baccalaureates
ma96	Master's
doc96	Doctorates
DEGREES AWARDED TO DEAF 1994-95
cert95	Certificates/Diplomas	(998/999 = Not applicable/Blank)
assoc95	Associates
ba95	Baccalaureates
ma95	Master's
doc95	Doctorates

flang	Foreign or 2nd language requirement?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
asl	ASL offered as a 2nd language:	0 = No, 1 = For hearing students only, 2 = For deaf students only, 3 = For all students
MAJORS
NOTE: The field names for the majors below are not consecutive! Several maj_?? are missing. Once there was a reason but it is lost for all eternity. (Perhaps the major numbers correspond to some standard publication for codes associated with particular fields of study.)
maj_01	Agricultural Business & Production	The code for the majors is a true binary 5-bit number with each bit representing a degree. The bits from left to right are: Ph.D., Masters, Baccalaureate, Associate, Certificate/Diploma Specifically: 00 = None 01 = Cert 02 = AA 03 = AA/Cert 04 = BA 05 = BA/Cert 06 = BA/AA 07 = BA/AA/Cert 08 = MA 09 = MA/Cert 10 = MA/AA 11 = MA/AA/Cert 12 = MA/BA 13 = MA/BA/Cert 14 = MA/BA/AA 15 = MA/BA/AA/Cert 16 = PhD 17 = PhD/Cert 18 = PhD/AA 19 = PhD/AA/Cert 20 = PhD/BA 21 = PhD/BA/Cert 22 = PhD/BA/AA 23 = PhD/BA/AA/Cert 24 = PhD/MA 25 = PhD/MA/Cert 26 = PhD/MA/AA 27 = PhD/MA/AA/Cert 28 = PhD/MA/BA 29 = PhD/MA/BA/Cert 30 = PhD/MA/BA/AA 31 = PhD/MA/BA/AA/Cert
maj_02	Agricultural Sciences
maj_03	Conserv & Renew Nat Resrcs
maj_04	Architecture & Related Programs
maj_05	Area Ethnic & Cultural Studies
maj_08	Market Ops/Marketing & Distribution
maj_09	Communications
maj_10	Communications Technologies
maj_11	Computer & Information Sciences
maj_12	Personal & Misc. Services
maj_13	Education
maj_14	Engineering
maj_15	Engineering-Related Technologies
maj_16	Foreign Languages & Literature
maj_19	Home Economics, General
maj_20	Vocational Home Economics
maj_22	Law & Legal Studies
maj_23	English Language & Literature/Letters
maj_24	Liberal Arts & Sciences/General Studies & Humanities
maj_25	Library Sciences
maj_26	Biological Sciences/Life Sciences
maj_27	Mathematics
maj_29	Military Technologies
maj_30	Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies
maj_31	Parks, Recreation, Leisure & Fitness
maj_38	Philosophy & Religion
maj_39	Theological Studies & Religious Vocations
maj_40	Physical Sciences
maj_41	Science Technologies
maj_42	Psychology
maj_43	Protective Services
maj_44	Public Administration & Supervision
maj_45	Social Sciences & History
maj_46	Construction Trades
maj_47	Mechanics & Repairers
maj_48	Precision Production Trades
maj_49	Transportation & Material Moving Workers
maj_50	Visual & Performing Arts
maj_51	Health Professional & Related Sciences
maj_52	Business Management & Administrative Services

remed	Remedial program?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
remedco	Remedial program coordinated by:	1 = Deaf program, 2 = Office for students w/ disabilities, 3 = Other, 4 = Deaf program & Office for students /w disabilites, 5 = Office for students /w disabilites & Other, 6 = Deaf program & Other, 7 = All three of the above
remedreq	Remedial required for all deaf students?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
CLASSROOM COMMUNICATION METHODS
comass	Teachers who sign for themselves?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
comsi	Sign interpreters?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
comor	Oral interpreters?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
comrt	Real-time transcribers?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
comoth	Other methods?	0 = No, 1 = Yes

tutor	Tutoring by:	1 =Professional tutors, 2 = Peer tutors, 3 = Both professional and peer tutors
nttk	Notetakers available?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
ntpd	Paid or volunteer notetakers:	1 = Paid, 2 = Volunteer, 3 = Both paid and volunteer
nttrn	Are notetakers trained?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
vocsr	Vocational counselors:	1 = skilled in manual communication, 2 = use interpreters, 3 = skilled in manual communication or use interpreters 4 = other 5 = skilled in manual communication & other, 6 = use interpreters & other, 7 = All of the above
cnssr	Personal counselors:
plcsr	Placement counselors:
social	Deaf clubs?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
frequ	How often are events interpreted?	0 = Never, 1 = Rarely, 2 = Occasionally, 3 = Most of the time, 4 = Always
spsrv	Speech Therapist/Audiologist available?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
sldeaf	ASL training for deaf students?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
slhear	ASL training for hearing students?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
slins	ASL training for teachers?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
orien	Staff orientation:	0 = Not offered, 1 = For faculty, 2 = For staff, 3 = For both faculty and staff
dorms	Supervised dormatories available?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
TTY/TDD LOCATIONS
dvoffc	Office of program for deaf students?	0 = No, 1 = Yes, 8 = Not applicable
dvdsd	Office for students w/ various disabilities?	0 = No, 1 = Yes, 8 = Not applicable
dvcntr	Central college number (switchboard)?	0 = No, 1 = Yes, 8 = Not applicable
dvadmis	Admissions office?	0 = No, 1 = Yes, 8 = Not applicable
dvphone	Pay telephones?	0 = No, 1 = Yes, 8 = Not applicable

amphone	Amplified phones available?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
loopau	Group listening systems (FM, loop) in auditoriums/theaters?	0 = No, 1 = Some, 2 = All
loopcl	Group listening systems (FM, loop) in classrooms?	0 = No, 1 = Some, 2 = All
valarm	Visual emergency alarms?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
inter	Internet services available to students?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
rtcap	Real-time captioning in the classroom?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
cctv	Closed-circuit TV programs?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
cccctv	If cctv = Yes, are they closed-captioned?	0 = No, 1 = Yes
adapt	Other adaptive technologies?	1 = Write-in
fileno	Corresponding file number from 9th edition

Field Name

Field description

Valid values

Unique record identifier

name

Informataion Contact person's name

title

Information Contact person's Job Title

department

Department serving deaf students

institution

Institution Name

address_1

Institution Address

address_2

Institution Address (additional)

city

Institution City

state

Institution State

zip

Institution Zip

entry_detail

Entry detail

0 = None,
1 = Long entry,
2 = Short entry,
3 = Special (Gallaudet, NTID, Northern Illinois U.)

form_number

Identification number printed on form

enroll_deaf

Enroll deaf?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

fulltime_deaf

Number of full-time DEAF students enrolled

parttime_deaf

Number of part-time DEAF students enrolled

primary_support

Deaf students primarily supported by:

1 = Office which stands alone,
2 = Program w/i office for students w/ various disabilities,
3 = Unspecified/ambiguous,
4 = Office serving students with various disabilities,
5 = Not supported

year_estab

Year program was established

admin

Administrator devotes at least 50% time?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

program_director

Deaf program director

phone_nmbr_1

1st Phone number

phone_ext_1

1st Phone extension

phone_type_1

1st Phone type

1 = Voice,
2 = TTY,
3 = Both Voice & TTY

phone_nmbr_2

2nd Phone number

phone_ext_2

2nd Phone extension

phone_type_2

2nd Phone type

1 = Voice,
2 = TTY,
3 = Both Voice & TTY

e_mail

E-mail address

inst_type

Institution type

1 = Private non-profit,
2 = Proprietary,
3 = Public,
4 = Not reported

inst_gov

Governing body, if inst_type = Public

1 = County/city-governed,
2 = State-governed,
3 = Other

ACCREDITING AGENCIES

reg_accred

Regional accreditiing agency

0 = Not accredited,
1 = New England Assoc. of Schools & Colleges,
2 = Middle States Assoc. of Colleges & Schools,
3 = Southern Assoc. of Colleges & Schools,
4 = Western Assoc. of Schools & Colleges,
5 = North Central Assoc. of Colleges & Schools,
6 = Northwest Assoc. of Schools & Colleges

* There are more accrediting agencies than you can shake a stick at. Forutnately there are only 6 regional agencies.
However, we found more than 100 "other" agencies. We only kept 99 of them. The following codes apply to accred_1 thru accred_5 below.

NOTE: Codes 66 & 71 are missing. Don't ask why. God only knows.

01 = Accreditation Board of Engineering & Technology,
02 = American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of Business,
03 = American Association of Colleges of Nursing,
04 = American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education,
05 = American Association for Leisure and Recreation,
06 = American Association of Medical Assistants,
07 = American Bar Association,
08 = American Culinary Federation,
09 = American Dental Association,
10 = American Dental Hygienists' Association,
11 = American Drafting Design Association,
12 = American Medical Association,
13 = American Medical Records Association,
14 = American Physical Therapy Association,
15 = American Psychological Association,
16 = American Society of Landscape Architects,
17 = American Speech-Language-Hearing Association,
18 = American Veterinary Medical Association,
19 = Association of American Colleges and Universities,
20 = Association of American Law Schools,
21 = Association of American Medical Colleges,
22 = Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs,
23 = Association of Independent Colleges & Schools,
24 = Basic Police Academy University of Kansas,
25 = California State Boards of Nursing Education,
26 = California State Commission for Teacher Preparation,
27 = Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs,
28 = Commission on Accreditation in Physical Therapy Education,
29 = Commission on Dental Accreditation of the American Dental Association,
30 = Commissions on Institutions of Higher Education of the North Central Accreditation of Colleges and Schools,
31 = Commission on Opticianry Accreditation,
32 = Commission on Teacher Credentialing,
33 = Council on Education of the Deaf,
34 = Council of Post Secondary Education and U.S. Department of Education,
35 = Council on Rehabilitation Education,
36 = Council on Social Work Education,
37 = Council for Standards in Human Service Education,
38 = Florida Department of Law Enforcement -- Criminal Justice Standards and Training Commission,
39 = Illinois Department of Public Health,
40 = Illinois State Fire Marshall,
41 = International Association of Counseling Services,
42 = Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology,
43 = League for Innovation in the Community College,
44 = Maryland State Department of Education,
45 = MLT,
46 = MRT,
47 = National Academy of Early Childhood Programs,
48 = National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences,
49 = National Association of Music,
50 = National Association of Schools of Art and Design,
51 = National Association State Department Teacher Education Certification,
52 = National Board for Certified Counselors,
53 = National Commission of Accrediting,
54 = National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education,
55 = National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence,
56 = National League for Nursing,
57 = South Carolina State Board of Nursing,
58 = State Department of Education,
59 = State Department of Vo-Tech,
60 = Veterans' Administration,
61 = California Board of Registered Nursing,
62 = California State Board of Cosmetology,
63 = National Association for the Education of Young Children,
64 = Florida State Board of Nursing,
65 = Accrediting Commission of the American Culinary Federation Education Institute,
66 = ,
67 = Council on Occupational Education,
68 = Commission on Middle and Secondary Schools,
69 = Joint Review Committee for Respiratory Therapy Education,
70 = National Association of Schools of Music,
71 = ,
72 = American Dietetic Association,
73 = American Chemical Society,
74 = Accreditation Council of Occupational Therapy Education,
75 = Oregon Board on Public Safety, Standards and Training,
76 = Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices Commission,
77 = South Dakota Department of Education,
78 = Board of Nurse Examiners,
79 = State Council of Higher Education,
80 = Joint Review Committee for Respiratory Therapy,
81 = State Board of Nursing,
82 = Society of American Foresters,
83 = National Automotive Training Education Foundation,
84 = Commission on Occupational Education,
85 = State Board of Higher Education,
86 = Vocational and Technical Schools,
87 = American Association of Community and Junior Colleges,
88 = State Association of Community Colleges,
89 = Registered Nurses Occupational Assistant Program,
90 = Orthopedic Technology Program,
91 = Registered Radiologic Technicians,
92 = State Board of Dental Examiners,
93 = American Board of Funeral Service Education,
94 = Maryland Higher Education Commission,
95 = ASE,
96 = Federal Aviation Administration,
97 = Commission for the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities,
98 = Council of Exceptional Children

accred_1

See ACCREDITING AGENCIES above

accred_2

accred_3

accred_4

accred_5

Many other accrediting agencies?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

ftenr

Total number of full-time students enrolled

ptenr

Total number of part-time students enrolled

COSTS

local_tuition

Local tuition

(See cost_per below.)

local_rb

Local room & board

state_tuition

In-state tuition

state_rb

In-state room & board

other_tuition

Out-of-state tuition

other_rb

Out-of-state room & board

foreign_tuition

Foreign tuition

foreign_rb

Foreign room & board

cost_per

Cost per:

1 = $/year,
2 = $/semester,
3 = $/quarter,
4 = $/credit,
5 = $/unit,
(Null = $/year assumed)

campus

Campus setting

1 = Urban,
2 = Suburban,
3 = Rural,
4 = Not reported

inst_web

Institution-wide WWW URL

program_web

Program-specific WWW URL

NUMBER OF DEAF STUDENTS BY YEAR

prep

Preparatory/Remedial

(999 = Blank)

fresh

Freshman

soph

Sophmore

junr

Junior

senr

Senior

grad

Graduate

spec

Special

DEAF STUDENTS RESIDENCY STATUS

res_in

No. of deaf students w/ in-state residence

res_out

No. of deaf students w/ out-of-state residence

res_frn

No. of deaf students w/ foreign residence

admis_req

lart2

2-Year Liberal Arts Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

lart4

4-Year Liberal Arts Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

gradp

Graduate Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

voctrn

Vocational/Technical Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

tech2

2-Year Technical Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

tech4

4-Year Technical Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

othpg

Other Program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

DEGREES AWARDED TO DEAF 1996-97

cert97

Certificates/Diplomas

(998/999 = Not applicable/Blank)

assoc97

Associates

ba97

Baccalaureates

ma97

Master's

doc97

Doctorates

DEGREES AWARDED TO DEAF 1995-96

cert96

Certificates/Diplomas

(998/999 = Not applicable/Blank)

assoc96

Associates

ba96

Baccalaureates

ma96

Master's

doc96

Doctorates

DEGREES AWARDED TO DEAF 1994-95

cert95

Certificates/Diplomas

(998/999 = Not applicable/Blank)

assoc95

Associates

ba95

Baccalaureates

ma95

Master's

doc95

Doctorates

flang

Foreign or 2nd language requirement?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

asl

ASL offered as a 2nd language:

0 = No,
1 = For hearing students only,
2 = For deaf students only,
3 = For all students

MAJORS

NOTE: The field names for the majors below are not consecutive! Several maj_?? are missing. Once there was a reason but it is lost for all eternity. (Perhaps the major numbers correspond to some standard publication for codes associated with particular fields of study.)

maj_01

Agricultural Business & Production

The code for the majors is a true binary 5-bit number with each bit representing a degree. The bits from left to right are: Ph.D., Masters, Baccalaureate, Associate, Certificate/Diploma

Specifically:

00 = None
01 = Cert
02 = AA
03 = AA/Cert
04 = BA
05 = BA/Cert
06 = BA/AA
07 = BA/AA/Cert
08 = MA
09 = MA/Cert
10 = MA/AA
11 = MA/AA/Cert
12 = MA/BA
13 = MA/BA/Cert
14 = MA/BA/AA
15 = MA/BA/AA/Cert
16 = PhD
17 = PhD/Cert
18 = PhD/AA
19 = PhD/AA/Cert
20 = PhD/BA
21 = PhD/BA/Cert
22 = PhD/BA/AA
23 = PhD/BA/AA/Cert
24 = PhD/MA
25 = PhD/MA/Cert
26 = PhD/MA/AA
27 = PhD/MA/AA/Cert
28 = PhD/MA/BA
29 = PhD/MA/BA/Cert
30 = PhD/MA/BA/AA
31 = PhD/MA/BA/AA/Cert

maj_02

Agricultural Sciences

maj_03

Conserv & Renew Nat Resrcs

maj_04

Architecture & Related Programs

maj_05

Area Ethnic & Cultural Studies

maj_08

Market Ops/Marketing & Distribution

maj_09

Communications

maj_10

Communications Technologies

maj_11

Computer & Information Sciences

maj_12

Personal & Misc. Services

maj_13

Education

maj_14

Engineering

maj_15

Engineering-Related Technologies

maj_16

Foreign Languages & Literature

maj_19

Home Economics, General

maj_20

Vocational Home Economics

maj_22

Law & Legal Studies

maj_23

English Language & Literature/Letters

maj_24

Liberal Arts & Sciences/General Studies & Humanities

maj_25

Library Sciences

maj_26

Biological Sciences/Life Sciences

maj_27

Mathematics

maj_29

Military Technologies

maj_30

Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies

maj_31

Parks, Recreation, Leisure & Fitness

maj_38

Philosophy & Religion

maj_39

Theological Studies & Religious Vocations

maj_40

Physical Sciences

maj_41

Science Technologies

maj_42

Psychology

maj_43

Protective Services

maj_44

Public Administration & Supervision

maj_45

Social Sciences & History

maj_46

Construction Trades

maj_47

Mechanics & Repairers

maj_48

Precision Production Trades

maj_49

Transportation & Material Moving Workers

maj_50

Visual & Performing Arts

maj_51

Health Professional & Related Sciences

maj_52

Business Management & Administrative Services

remed

Remedial program?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

remedco

Remedial program coordinated by:

1 = Deaf program,
2 = Office for students w/ disabilities,
3 = Other,
4 = Deaf program & Office for students /w disabilites,
5 = Office for students /w disabilites & Other,
6 = Deaf program & Other,
7 = All three of the above

remedreq

Remedial required for all deaf students?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

CLASSROOM COMMUNICATION METHODS

comass

Teachers who sign for themselves?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

comsi

Sign interpreters?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

comor

Oral interpreters?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

comrt

Real-time transcribers?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

comoth

Other methods?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

tutor

Tutoring by:

1 =Professional tutors,
2 = Peer tutors,
3 = Both professional and peer tutors

nttk

Notetakers available?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

ntpd

Paid or volunteer notetakers:

1 = Paid,
2 = Volunteer,
3 = Both paid and volunteer

nttrn

Are notetakers trained?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

vocsr

Vocational counselors:

1 = skilled in manual communication,
2 = use interpreters,
3 = skilled in manual communication or use interpreters
4 = other
5 = skilled in manual communication & other,
6 = use interpreters & other,
7 = All of the above

cnssr

Personal counselors:

plcsr

Placement counselors:

social

Deaf clubs?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

frequ

How often are events interpreted?

0 = Never,
1 = Rarely,
2 = Occasionally,
3 = Most of the time,
4 = Always

spsrv

Speech Therapist/Audiologist available?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

sldeaf

ASL training for deaf students?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

slhear

ASL training for hearing students?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

slins

ASL training for teachers?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

orien

Staff orientation:

0 = Not offered,
1 = For faculty,
2 = For staff,
3 = For both faculty and staff

dorms

Supervised dormatories available?

0 = No,
1 = Yes

TTY/TDD LOCATIONS

dvoffc

Office of program for deaf students?