CHAPTER 9. CODE TABLES - Veterans Benefits Administration …
CONTENTS
CHAPTER 9. CODE TABLES
SUBCHAPTER I. GENERAL CODES
PARAGRAPH PAGE
9.01 Purpose 9-1
9.02 Branch of Service Codes 9-1
9.03 Child Status Codes 9-2
9.04 Dependency Codes 9-2
9.05 Educational Level Codes 9-3
9.06 Entitlement Charge Codes 9-[4]
9.07 Entitlement Codes 9-[5]
9.08 Facility Codes 9-[6]
9.09 File Pull Indicator Codes 9-[7]
9.10 Kicker Codes (Ch. 30) 9-[7]
9.11 Lump-Sum Indicator Codes 9-[8]
9.12 Payee Number Codes 9-[8]
9.13 Prior VA Training Codes 9-[8]
9.14 Reason Codes 9-[9]
9.15 Returned Check Codes 9-[15]
9.16 Separation Reason Codes (Ch. 30) 9-[15]
9.17 Service Organization Codes 9-[15]
9.18 Sex Codes 9-[15]
9.19 Special Eligibility Indicator Codes 9-[16]
9.20 State Codes 9-[16]
CONTENTS - CONTINUED
CHAPTER 9. CODE TABLES - CONTINUED
SUBCHAPTER I. GENERAL CODES - CONTINUED
PARAGRAPH PAGE
9.21 Station Number Codes 9-[18]
9.22 Status Codes (Ch. 30) 9-[19]
9.23 Training Time Codes 9-[20]
9.24 Transaction Codes 9-[20]
9.25 Type of Certificate of Eligibility Codes 9-[20]
9.26 Type of Claim Codes 9-[20]
9.27 Type of Hour Codes 9-[20a]
9.28 Type of Master Record Codes 9-[20a]
9.29 Type of Training Codes 9-[20b]
9.30 Veterans Service Period Codes 9-[20b]
SUBCHAPTER II. COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
PARAGRAPH PAGE
9.31 General 9-[20c]
9.32 College-Level Course and Objective Codes 9-21
9.33 Non-College-Degree Course and Objective Codes 9-22
CHAPTER 9. CODE TABLES
SUBCHAPTER I. GENERAL CODES
9.01 PURPOSE
This chapter describes the codes used in [BDN (Benefits Delivery Network)] processing. The codes used in chapter 32 processing are the same as those used in section 903 processing. These codes are also used in award processing outside [BDN] as described in part IV, chapter 12.
9.02 BRANCH OF SERVICE CODES
(For ch. 35, see Veterans Service Period Codes.)
a. The following codes apply in chapter 32 claims:
|[BDN] Code |Service |
|A(Army) |Army |
|N(Navy) |Navy |
|M |Marine Corps |
|CG |Coast Guard |
|PHS |U.S. Public Health Service |
|AF |Air Force |
|WAC |Women's Army Corps |
|NOAA |Coast and Geodetic Survey, National Oceanic and Atmospheric |
| |Administration (formerly ESSA) |
b. The following codes apply in chapter 30 claims:
|[BDN] Code |Alternate Code Entry |Service |
|A |Army |Army |
|AR | |Army Reserve |
|ARNG | |Army National Guard |
|B |Navy |Navy |
|NR | |Navy Reserve |
|C |M |Marine Corps |
|MCR | |Marine Corps Reserve |
|D |CG or USCG |Coast Guard |
|CGR | |Coast Guard Reserve |
|PHS |PHS |U.S. Public Health Service |
|F |AF |Air Force |
|AFR | |Air Force Reserve |
|ANG | |Air National Guard |
|NOAA | |Coast and Geodetic Survey, National Oceanic and Atmospheric |
| | |Administration (formerly ESSA) |
c. The following codes apply in chapter 1606 claims:
|[BDN Code |Service |
|AR |Army Reserve |
|ARNG |Army National Guard |
|NR |Navy Reserve |
|MCR |Marine Corps Reserve |
|CGR |Coast Guard Reserve |
|AFR |Air Force Reserve |
|ARG |Air National Guard] |
9.03 CHILD STATUS CODES
The child status code in chapter 30 records indicates the age, school status, and dependency of a child.
|Code |Description |
|1 |Under 18 |
|2 |Attending school |
|3 |Helpless (over 18) |
9.04 DEPENDENCY CODES
This code designates the type and number of a veteran's dependents. Operators can use dependency codes in awards for veterans training under chapter 30.
|[Code] |Description |[Code] |Description |
|00 |V-Veteran | | |
|10 |V-W (Spouse) |20 |V-W-F (Father) |
|11 |V-W-1C |21 |V-W-F-1C |
|12 |V-W-2C |22 |V-W-F-2C |
|13 |V-W-3C |23 |V-W-F-3C |
|14 |V-W-4C |24 |V-W-F-4C |
|15 |V-W-5C |25 |V-W-F-5C |
|16 |V-W-6C |26 |V-W-F-6C |
|17 |V-W-7C |27 |V-W-F-7C |
|18 |V-W-8C |28 |V-W-F-8C |
|19 |V-W-9C |29 |V-W-F-9C |
|30 |V-W-M (Mother) |40 |V-W-2P (Both Parents) |
|31 |V-W-M-1C |41 |V-W-2P-1C |
|32 |V-W-M-2C |42 |V-W-2P-2C |
|33 |V-W-M-3C |43 |V-W-2P-3C |
|34 |V-W-M-4C |44 |V-W-2P-4C |
|35 |V-W-M-5C |45 |V-W-2P-5C |
|36 |V-W-M-6C |46 |V-W-2P-6C |
|37 |V-W-M-7C |47 |V-W-2P-7C |
|38 |V-W-M-8C |48 |V-W-2P-8C |
|39 |V-W-M-9C |49 |V-W-2P-9C |
|[Code] |Description |[Code] |Description |
|50 |V-F (Father) |60 |V-M (Mother) |
|51 |V-F-1C |61 |V-M-1C |
|52 |V-F-2C |62 |V-M-2C |
|53 |V-F-3C |63 |V-M-3C |
|54 |V-F-4C |64 |V-M-4C |
|55 |V-F-5C |65 |V-M-5C |
|56 |V-F-6C |66 |V-M-6C |
|57 |V-F-7C |67 |V-M-7C |
|58 |V-F-8C |68 |V-M-8C |
|59 |V-F-9C |69 |V-M-9C |
|70 |V-2P (Both Parents) |80 |V-C (Child) |
|71 |V-2P-1C |81 |V-1C |
|72 |V-2P-2C |82 |V-2C |
|73 |V-2P-3C |83 |V-3C |
|74 |V-2P-4C |84 |V-4C |
|75 |V-2P-5C |85 |V-5C |
|76 |V-2P-6C |86 |V-6C |
|77 |V-2P-7C |87 |V-7C |
|78 |V-2P-8C |88 |V-8C |
|79 |V-2P-9C |89 |V-9C |
9.05 EDUCATIONAL LEVEL CODES
a. For chapters 30, [1606,] 32, 35 and section 903 benefit master records, operators use a two-digit code where applicable to indicate the educational level reached by the applicant at the time of application for training. The operator enters these codes on the [BDN 310 Chapter 30 Eligibility and Entitlement screen, the 310 Chapter 1606 Eligibility and Entitlement Screen, the 310 Chapter 31/32/34 Eligibility screen or the 311 Chapter 35 - Eligibility screen].
|Code | Description |
|00 |No formal education |
|01-12 |Use the code corresponding to the number of years completed. |
| |Also, use "12" when the hours of college completed total less than 1 year (see |
| |conversion chart below). |
|13-17 |For college level, convert semester or quarter hours to the appropriate year |
| |completed. |
| |Use the following conversion chart as guideline: |
|Code |Semester Hours |Quarter Hours |
|12 |1-29 |1-44 |
|13 |30-59 |45-89 |
|14 |60-89 |90-134 |
|15 |90-119 |135-179 |
|16 |120-149 |180-224 |
|17 |150 or more |225 or more |
|20 |Computer substitute for blank or invalid | |
b. For chapter 32 and section 903 records, military service departments provide one-digit educational level codes which [BDN] shows on the M28 screen. These codes are in addition to the codes indicated in subparagraph a above.
|Code | Description |
|0 |12 years of education, but no high school diploma |
|1 |Elementary or junior high school |
|2 |High School Diploma |
|3 |GED (General Education Development) |
|4 |Completion of an occupational program |
|5 |Attendance at an occupational program |
|6 |High school attendance, no diploma |
|A |Completion of GECLEP (General Examination College Level Entrance Program) by USAFI (US Armed Forces |
| |Institute) |
|D |Completion of junior college or technical school |
|G |Completion of 3-year hospital school nursing program |
|K |Completion of 4-year college other than professional degree |
|N |Completion of master's degree |
|R |Completion of more than master's degree but less than Ph.D. |
|U |Completion of Ph.D. |
|W |Completion of professional degree |
9.06 ENTITLEMENT CHARGE CODES
This code reflects the entitlement charge when a chapter 35 applicant pursues noncredit deficiency courses on a secondary school level. The entitlement charge is based on the total credit hours exclusive of the credit-hour equivalent of the noncredit deficiency course.
|Code |Description |
|0 |No entitlement charge |
|1 |1/4 time |
|2 |1/2 time |
|3 |3/4 time |
|4 |Full time |
9.07 ENTITLEMENT CODES
a. This code designates the type of educational benefit; it is not entered by an operator nor displayed on any [BDN] screen. Operators must use the entitlement code when completing VA Form 22-1997, Education Award, for manual award processing or [CHAIRS (Chapter 35 Alternate Input Replacement System) input.] VA Form 20-8270a, Education Master Record - Audit Write Out, for chapter 35 cases shows cost codes in the entitlement code block. See MP-6, part IV, supplement 1.1 for cost codes.
b. Although not displayed, [BDN] generates the entitlement codes based on the data entered on the 310 or 311 screens. A legend describing the claimant's eligibility status (i.e., veteran, child, etc.) appears on the M21 screen. (See pt. II, chs. 3 & 4, for these legends.)
c. Chapter 35 Entitlement Code Table
| Description |Entitlement Code |
| |(All Periods) |
|Chapter 35--Orphan | 81 |
|Chapter 35--PL 88-361 | 82 |
|Chapter 35--Surviving Spouse | 85 |
|Chapter 35--Spouse | 88 |
|Chapter 35--Spouse of POW | 89 |
|Chapter 35--Child of POW | 80 |
|Chapter 35--Orphan | 94 |
|(Pesos VA Regional Office Manila only) | |
|Chapter 35--PL 88-361 | 98 |
|(Pesos VA Regional Office Manila only) | |
|Chapter 35--Tutorial |Any applicable Chapter 35 Code |
d. Chapter 32 and Section 903 Entitlement Code Table
| Description |Entitlement Code |
| |(All Periods) |
|Chapter 32/903--Veteran | 51 |
|Chapter 32/903--Serviceperson | 55 |
e. Section 901 Entitlement Code Table
| Description |Entitlement Code |
| |(All Periods) |
|Section 901--Veteran | 91 |
|Section 901--Serviceperson | 95 |
f. Chapter 30 Entitlement Code Table
| Description |Entitlement Code |
| |(All Periods) |
|Chapter 30--Veteran | 41 |
|Chapter 30--Serviceperson | 41 |
[g. Chapter 1606 Entitlement Code Table
| Description |Entitlement Code |
| |(All Periods) |
|Chapter 1606 Claimant | 01] |
9.08 FACILITY CODES
This code shows the classification and the location of the school. During award processing, this field edits against the type of training field. If the second digit (type of facility) is not consistent with the type of training, [BDN displays an error message. See part IX, chapter 8] regarding the proper assignment of facility codes and for corresponding types of training and facility code digits.
|First Digit Code (Profit Status) |Description |
|1 |Public |
|2 |Private profit |
|3 |Private nonprofit |
|Second Digit Code |Description |
|(Type of Facility) | |
|1 |University, college, professional or technological |
|2 |Hospital |
|3 |Teachers college |
|4 |Junior college |
|5 |Technical--NCD |
|6 |Business--NCD |
|7 |Secondary or elementary--NCD |
|8 |Vocational or trade--NCD |
|9 |Individual instructor--NCD |
|0 |On-the-job business establishment--NCD |
|Third through Sixth Digit Code (Name of Facility) |Assigned by ELR |
|Seventh and Eighth Digit Code |State Code |
|(Location of Facility) |(See par. 9.20a.) |
9.09 FILE PULL INDICATOR CODES
This code indicates a condition exists necessitating review of the claimant's folder. Operators enter the file pull indicator code on the M24, [ ] or the 501 screens. The MINQ screens and the 406, 312, 412 and 501 screens show the file pull indicator message. See chapter 4 for chapter 30 message line information. [Chapter 1606 also has a message line.]
a. To set the file pull indicator, operators enter one of the following codes. If the operator enters an invalid code, [BDN substitutes a "Y." These codes apply to chapter 32, and 35 cases only.] The codes and their corresponding messages are:
|CODE | MESSAGE |
|A |VETERAN IS RECEIVING CH31 BENEFITS |
|B |CLAIMANT IS INCARCERATED |
|C |CLAIMANT IS NON-MATRICULATED |
|D |WORK-STUDY STUDENT |
|E |TEMPORARY FOLDER HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED |
|F |MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES REQUESTED |
|G |BENEFIT GRANTED IN ERROR |
|H |CREDIT FOR PREVIOUS TRAINING REQUESTED |
|I |A DEPENDENCY CHANGE IS PENDING |
|J |INCOMPLETE GRADE ASSIGNED TO CLAIMANT |
|K |CLAIMANT HAS ADD'L RESTORED ENTITLEMENT |
|L |CLAIMANT IS IN RECEIPT OF CHAMPVA |
|M |CLAIMANT HAS ADDITIONAL FILE NUMBER |
|N |CLAIMANT HAS AN OUT-OF-SYSTEM A/R |
|P |CLAIMANT HAS A LOAN DEFAULT |
|Q |CH35 ELIGIBILITY TERMINATED |
|R |DEDUCTION AGREEMENT FOR CURRENT AWARD |
|S |CLAIMANT TERMINATED FOR UNSATISFACTORY PROGRESS |
|T |AWARD INCLUDES SCHOOL CHILD OVER AGE 18 |
|[V |OUT-OF-SYSTEM AWARD (HINES - CH32 ONLY)] |
|W |6-CREDIT EXCLUSION GRANTED |
|Y |CLAIM MUST BE PROCESSED WITH FOLDER |
|Z |6-HR EXCL GRANTED/OTHER FOLDER PULL REQ |
b. To delete a file pull indicator, operators enter "0" (zero).
9.10 KICKER CODES (Ch. 30)
See part V, [chapter 1, table 1.09].
9.11 LUMP-SUM INDICATOR CODES
For chapter 35, [BDN] has a lump-sum indicator on both the 312 and 412 education award screens. If the lump sum is payable, operators should leave the field blank. If the lump sum is not payable, operators should enter "N" in LUMP. [(Chapter 30 uses a lump sum over-ride indicator code. See part V, paragraphs 2.18 and 2.19.)]
9.12 PAYEE NUMBER CODES
This is a two-digit code identifying the type of beneficiary to whom the payment record pertains. [BDN] generates this code. Operators must enter this code on VA Form 22-1997 for cases processed manually or using [CHAIRS].
|Chapters 30, 32 and [1606], and Sections 901 and 903 |
|Payee # |Person Entitled |
|00 |Veteran, serviceperson or reservist |
NOTE: Operators do not use the suffix 00 on folders or letters.
|Chapter 35 |
|Payee # |Person Entitled |Use Suffix |
|10 |Spouse or Surviving Spouse |W |
|41 |First Child |A |
|42 |Second Child |B |
|43 |Third Child |C |
|44 |Fourth Child | D |
|45 |Fifth Child |E |
|46 |Sixth Child | F |
|47 |Seventh Child |G |
|48 |Eighth Child |H |
|49 |Ninth Child |I |
NOTE: Operators use the suffixes on DEA folders and letters.
9.13 PRIOR VA TRAINING CODES
a. These codes indicate the specific education benefit program under which VA educational benefits were previously received.
b. The numeric code is for entry on VA Form 22-1992, Authorization for Certificate of Eligibility or Disallowance [ ]. For chapter 35 cases, the numeric code also appears on the VA Form 20-8270a.
c. The [BDN code appears on the M23 screen for chapter 30, [1606], 32 and 35. The entry fields on the 310 or 311 screens designate the prior training programs. Operators enter the type and the months/days of time used.
|Numeric Code |[BDN] Code | Description |
|0 |NONE |None |
|1 |CH31 WWII |Chapter 31--WWII |
|2 |CH31 KC |Chapter 31--Korean Conflict |
|3 |CH31 PTE |Chapter 31--Peacetime |
|4 |PL346 WWII |PL 78-346--WWII |
|5 |CH33 KC |Former Chapter 33--Korean Conflict |
|6 |CH35 |Chapter 35 |
|7 |COMBINED |Combination (Use to indicate prior Ch. 30, 32 and [1606] training) |
|8 |CH34 |Chapter 34 (Not valid in chapter 30 category II cases.) |
|9 |OTHER |Information not available or invalid; computer generated. [ ] |
| |CH[1606] |Chapter [1606] (ch. 30 only) |
| |[1606 OLD |Chapter 1606 (converted records only)] |
| |[CH30 |Chapter 30 (ch. 1606 only)] |
| |[CH32 |Chapter 32 (ch. 1606 only)] |
9.14 REASON CODES
These codes indicate the change reason for a specific education award action or for other authorization actions such as a disallowance, termination, or suspense. Incorrect use of these reason codes results in an inappropriate computer-generated notice to the payee. Unless otherwise indicated, a code applies to chapters 30, 32, 35 and [1606].
|Code |Description |Denial |Chg |Begin |End |Other |
| *00 |Original education award | | |X | | |
|01 |No military/reserve (or no recognized) service (chs. |X | | | | |
| |30/32/35) | | | | | |
|**01A |No military Service (cat. I, ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|[**01A |Not Eligible - DOD Reason Unknown (ch. 1606) |X] | | | | |
|[**01B |Not Eligible - No 6 Year Contract (ch. 1606) |X] | | | | |
|**01C |No military Service (cat. II, ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|[**01C |Not Eligible - IADT Not Complete (ch. 1606) |X] | | | | |
|[**01D |Not Eligible - HS Diploma After IADT (ch. 1606) |X] | | | | |
* Operators may use code 00 or 0X on the first line for an original award. Operators may also use code 60 to begin an amended award, and on lines 2, 3, and 4 of any type award.
** System generated only.
|Code |Description |Denial |Chg |Begin |End |Other |
|[**01E |Not Eligible - Eligibility Suspended (ch. 1606) |X] | | | | |
|[**01F |Not Eligible - Eligibility Terminated (ch. 1606) |X] | | | | |
|02 |Insufficient or no qualifying service (chs. 30/32/35) |X | | | | |
|**02A |Entry in service prior to 7/1/85 (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|**02B |Serviceperson - did not complete 24 mos. of service (ch. |X | | | | |
| |30) | | | | | |
|**02C |Insufficient qualifying service (category I, ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|**02F |No/insufficient qualifying svc (category II, ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|03 |Character of discharge.(chs. 30, 32, 35) For ch. 30, |X | | | | |
| |character is not honorable. | | | | | |
|04 |Entitlement forfeited [ ] |X | | | | |
|05A |No remaining CH34 entitlement (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|06 |Disability not due to service (chs. 30/35) |X | | | | |
|06 |Separation not due to service [(ch. 1606]) |X | | | | |
|*0X |Original advance payment award | | |X | | |
|10 |Disability not permanent and total (ch. 35) |X | | | | |
|14 |Relationship not established (ch. 35) |X | | | | |
|15 |[For ch. 30, surviving spouse remarried. For ch 35, | | | | |X |
| |dependent child marries.] | | | | | |
|16 |Failure to furnish requested evidence | | | | |X |
|20 |Claim withdrawn or benefits renounced | | | | |X |
|21 |Whereabouts unknown | | | | |X |
|22 |Death of claimant or person entitled (For ch. 30, death | | | | |X |
| |of dependent.) [ ] | | | | | |
|23 |Child over 18 enters school (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
* Operators may use code 00 or 0X on the first line for an original award. Operators may also use code 60 to begin an amended award, and on lines 2, 3, and 4 of any type award.
** System generated only.
|Code |Description |Denial |Chg |Begin |End |Other |
|24 |Child reached 18 (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|25 |Child over 18 terminates school or reaches age 23 (ch. | | | | |X |
| |30) | | | | | |
|26 |Dependent added (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|27 |Apportionment made (No longer used) | | | | |X |
|28 |Claimant incarcerated | | | | |X |
|29 |Other reasons not listed-specify reason in "remarks" on | |X | | | |
| |file copy of [BDN]-generated award print | | | | | |
|30 |Election of VA or other benefit or change of VA benefit. | | | | |X |
| |For chapter 30, system generated rate change when 1/2 the| | | | | |
| |chapter 34 rate is discontinued (i.e., when ch. 34 | | | | | |
| |entitlement is exhausted). | | | | | |
|31 |Change of payee (to be included in consolidated or | | | | |X |
| |separate award or in surviving spouse's award) or | | | | | |
| |suspended pending recognition of fiduciary, or to pay | | | | | |
| |child direct at majority | | | | | |
|37 |Legislative change (rates, eligible periods, etc.) | |X | | | |
|38 |False or misleading statement or payee error | | | | |X |
|39 |Administrative error | | | | |X |
|53 |Helpless child enters school (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|54 |Child no longer helpless (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|55 |Child status changed from school to helpless (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|56 |Loss of spouse or parent (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|58 |Transfer to Manila--generated | | | | |X |
|59 |Paid by student--nonreimbursable | | | | |X |
|*60 |Reentrance education award | | |X | | |
|61 |End of term, semester, etc. | | | |X | |
|62 |[Unsatisfactory progress, conduct, or attendance] | | | |X | |
* Operators may use code 60 or 6X on the first line for a reentrance award. Operators may also use code 60 to begin an amended award, and on lines 2, 3, and 4 of any type award.
** System generated only.
|Code |Description |Denial |Chg |Begin |End |Other |
|63 |Interrupted--delinquent certification | | | |X | |
|64 |Voluntary withdrawal at other than end of term | | | |X | |
|65 |Entitlement exhausted | | | |X | |
|**65A |No remaining chapter 34 Entitlement |X | | | | |
| |(ch. 30) | | | | | |
|66 |Delimiting date reached [ ] | | | |X | |
|67 |Current course completed | | | |X | |
|68 |Program objective completed (all chapters) or restorative| | | |X | |
| |training completed (ch. 35) | | | | | |
|69 |Not currently used (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|6V |Ending date change reported by claimant (chs. 30 and | | | |X | |
| |[1606]) | | | | | |
|*6X |Reentrance advance payment award | | |X | | |
|6Z |Adjusted ending date, minimal input | |X | | |X |
| |(chs. 32 and 35) | | | | | |
|70 |Training time change | |X | | | |
|71 |System-generated rate change | | | | |X |
| |(chs. 30 and 32) | | | | | |
|72 |Change in hours but not in training time [(chs. 30 & | | | | |X |
| |1606)] | | | | | |
|73 |Mass ending date change (computer generated; not for use| | | | |X |
| |by Adjudication) | | | | | |
|74 |Change of program or course (see code 87 for change of | | |X |X | |
| |program under ch. 30). [Chapters 30 & 1606 use] 74 to | | | | | |
| |indicate the extending of the ending date of an existing | | | | | |
| |award period. | | | | | |
* Operators may use code 60 or 6X on the first line for a reentrance award. Operators may also use code 60 to begin an amended award, and on lines 2, 3, and 4 of any type award.
** System generated only.
|Code |Description |Denial |Chg |Begin |End |Other |
|75 |Commencement date adjusted | |X | | | |
|76 |Vacation or recess begins (NCD only) | |X | | | |
|76 |Vacation or recess ends (NCD only) | | |X | | |
|77 |Periodic 6-month rate reduction for apprenticeship or | |X | | | |
| |on-the-job training | | | | | |
|78 |[Reimburse Flight Charges to DLC at 60% and Continue in | | | | |X |
| |Running Status. (Manual Processing - chs. 32 & 1606)] | | | | | |
|[79 |Reimburse Flight Charges to DLC at 60% and Terminate. | | | | |X |
| |(Manual Processing - chs. 32 & 1606)] | | | | | |
|79 |Course or school does not meet requirements (VA) | | | | |X |
|7V |Training time change reported by claimant (chs. 30 and | |X | | | |
| |[1606]) | | | | | |
|7X, |Training time change [Minimal Input | | | | |X |
|7Y,7Z |(chs. 32 & 35)] | | | | | |
|80 |Course/school not approved, or approval withdrawn | | | | |X |
| |(State approving agency) | | | | | |
|81 |Program does not meet requirements | | | | |X |
|82 |Under age (ch. 35) | | | | |X |
|83 |Over age (ch. 35) | | | | |X |
|84 |Completed educational plan not received (not currently | | | | |X |
| |used). | | | | | |
|85 |Already qualified for objective | | | | |X |
|86 |Nonapproval for counseling reason | | | | |X |
|87 |Change of program not approved (ch. 30) | | | | |X |
|88 |Automatic computer termination--advance payment not | | | | |X |
| |confirmed or advance payment check returned (chs. 32 and | | | | | |
| |35). Operator entered code for delinquent certificate of| | | | | |
| |delivery for [chapters 30 & 1606]. | | | | | |
|Code |Description |Denial |Chg |Begin |End |Other |
|89 |Basic eligibility not established (ch. 35) | | | | |X |
|90 |Computer substitute for blank or | | | | |X |
| |invalid codes | | | | | |
|91 |Education level [(chs. 30 & 1606)] |X | | | | |
|**91A & B |No high school Completion (ch 30) |X | | | | |
|92 |Reserve Obligation not met (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|93 |Suspend chapter 32 - banking record out of balance | | | | |X |
| |-computer generated - (not for field station use) | | | | | |
|94 |ROTC/commission after 12/31/76 (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|**94A |Commission after 12/31/76 (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|**94B |ROTC program (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|95 |Contributions refunded (ch. 32) | | | | |X |
|97 |No contributions (ch. 32) | | | | |X |
|97 |Declined CH 30 participation (ch. 30) |X | | | | |
|98 |DOD suspense [(chs. 30 & 1606)] | | | | |X |
|99 |Inferred Ineligible [(ch. 30] | | | | |X |
|99 |[Eligibility terminated (ch. 1606) (Used when benefits | | | | |X |
| |extended beyond delimiting date to end of term.)] | | | | | |
* Operators may use code 60 or 6X on the first line for a reentrance award. Operators may also use code 60 to begin an amended award, and on lines 2, 3, and 4 of any type award.
** System generated only.
9.15 RETURNED CHECK CODES
This code indicates the probable reason for the return of a check to the Treasury regional disbursing office.
|Code |Description |
|1 |Undeliverable--moved or unclaimed, no such city, wrong address, whereabouts unknown |
|2 |Possible non entitlement, reportedly remarried |
|3 |Reportedly deceased |
|5 |Non entitlement or entitlement undetermined ([Returned by Payee, or held by VA)] |
|6 |Possible non entitlement, other |
|7 |Advance payment returned |
|[8 |Courtesy Disbursement Hold Check |
|9 |Returned Courtesy Disbursement Check |
|A |Check Intercept |
|B |Limited Payability Cancellation] |
9.16 SEPARATION REASON CODES (CH. 30)
See part V, chapters 2 and 3.
9.17 SERVICE ORGANIZATION CODES
[BDN] identifies both National and State service organizations, also referred to as powers of attorney, by a two-digit code. [BDN] bases the State service organization codes on the last two digits of the regional office number. The code uses only one number when there is more than one regional office to a State. States not listed have no recognized service organization at this time. The entry code for [BDN] is the numerical entry. Operators can also use the legends next to the [BDN] codes. [(See M21-1, pt. II, ch. 6 for National and State service organizations and other power of attorney designations.)]
9.18 SEX CODES
|Code | Description |
|F |Female |
|M |Male |
9.19 SPECIAL ELIGIBILITY INDICATOR CODES
For chapter 34 cases only, this code provides for computer acceptance when entered data would not otherwise establish basic eligibility or full entitlement. In [BDN], special eligibility is computer-generated based on the data entered on the 310 screen used in chapter 34 cases.
|Code |Description |
|0 |None or not a factor |
|1 |Serviceperson-less than 181 days of post-Korean service, eligibility based on earlier|
| |post-Korean service. |
|2 |Veteran-less than 181 days, with service-connected disability discharge |
|3 |Veteran-one period of service less than 18 consecutive months, more than 180 days |
|9 |Invalid, computer generated |
9.20 STATE CODES
a. VA Codes. This two-digit code is part of the facility code (the seventh and eighth digits). It locates a training facility within a State[, territory or foreign country]. It also appears in the two-position RESIDENCE AT APPL field on the M23 screen (ch. 35 only).
b. Service Department Codes. For chapter 32 and section 903 banking records, military service departments provide two-digit codes representing the participant's state of residence. The code appears in the RESIDENCE field on the M28 screen.
NOTE: For most states, the service department state code is not the same as the VA state code.
|VA |Service Department |Description |
|01 |01 |Alabama |
|02 |02 |Alaska |
|03 |04 |Arizona |
|04 |05 |Arkansas |
|05 |06 |California |
|06 |08 |Colorado |
|07 |09 |Connecticut |
|08 |10 |Delaware |
|09 |11 |District of Columbia |
|10 |12 |Florida |
|11 |13 |Georgia |
|12 |16 |Idaho |
|13 |17 |Illinois |
|14 |18 |Indiana |
|15 |19 |Iowa |
|VA |Service Department |Description |
|16 |20 |Kansas |
|17 |21 |Kentucky |
|18 |22 |Louisiana |
|19 |23 |Maine |
|20 |24 |Maryland |
|21 |25 |Massachusetts |
|22 |26 |Michigan |
|23 |27 |Minnesota |
|24 |28 |Mississippi |
|25 |29 |Missouri |
|26 |30 |Montana |
|27 |31 |Nebraska |
|28 |32 |Nevada |
|29 |33 |New Hampshire |
|30 |34 |New Jersey |
|31 |35 |New Mexico |
|32 |36 |New York |
|33 |37 |North Carolina |
|34 |38 |North Dakota |
|35 |39 |Ohio |
|36 |40 |Oklahoma |
|37 |41 |Oregon |
|38 |42 |Pennsylvania |
|39 |44 |Rhode Island |
|40 |45 |South Carolina |
|41 |46 |South Dakota |
|42 |47 |Tennessee |
|43 |48 |Texas |
|44 |49 |Utah |
|45 |50 |Vermont |
|46 |51 |Virginia |
|47 |53 |Washington |
|48 |54 |West Virginia |
|49 |55 |Wisconsin |
|50 |56 |Wyoming |
|51 | |United States (state not given) |
|61 |61 |Canal Zone |
|62 | |Philippines |
|63 |72 |Puerto Rico |
|64 |15 |Hawaii |
|65 |78 |Virgin Islands |
|66 |66 |Guam |
|67 | |Samoa |
|68 | |Africa |
|69 | |Asiatic Countries |
|VA |Service Department |Description |
|70 | |Australia |
|71 | |Austria |
|72 | |Azores |
|73 | |Belgium |
|74 | |British Isles |
|75 | |Canada (except |
| | |Newfoundland |
|76 | |Central American Countries, |
| | |Other |
|77 | |East Indies |
|78 | |Europe, Other Countries of |
|79 | |France |
|80 | |Germany |
|81 | |Greece |
|82 | |Greenland |
|83 | |Iceland |
|84 | |Italy |
|85 | |Japan |
|86 | |Mexico |
|87 | |Newfoundland |
|88 | |Norway |
|89 | |Panama |
|90 | |Poland |
|91 | |Rumania |
|92 | |South American |
| | |Countries |
|93 | |Sweden |
|94 | |Taiwan |
|95 | |Yugoslavia |
|96 | |West Indies |
|99 | |Outside United States (All Other |
| | |Countries) |
9.21 STATION NUMBER CODES
This is a three-digit code which identifies the station.
a. Regional Offices, RO&IC (Regional Office and Insurance Centers), and M&ROC (Medical and Regional Office Centers).
NOTE: The following are regional offices, except for those showing RO&IC and M&ROC.
|RO # |Location |RO # |Location |
|301 |Boston, MA |339 |Denver, CO |
|304 |Providence, RI |340 |Albuquerque, NM |
|306 |New York, NY |341 |Salt Lake City, UT |
|307 |Buffalo, NY |343 |San Francisco, CA |
|308 |Hartford, CT |344 |Los Angeles, CA |
|309 |Newark, NJ |345 |Phoenix, AZ |
|310 |Philadelphia, PA - (RO&IC) |346 |Seattle, WA |
|311 |Pittsburgh, PA |347 |Boise, ID |
|313 |Baltimore, MD |348 |Portland, OR |
|314 |Roanoke, VA |349 |Waco, TX |
|315 |Huntington, WV |350 |Little Rock, AR |
|316 |Atlanta, GA |351 |Muskogee, OK |
|317 |St. Petersburg, FL |354 |Reno, NV |
|318 |Winston-Salem, NC |355 |San Juan, PR |
|319 |Columbia, SC |358 |Manila, Philippines |
|320 |Nashville, TN |362 |Houston, TX |
|321 |New Orleans, LA |[463] |Anchorage, AK |
|322 |Montgomery, AL |372 |Washington, DC |
|323 |Jackson, MS |373 |Manchester, NH |
|325 |Cleveland, OH |377 |San Diego, CA |
|326 |Indianapolis, IN |402 |Togus, ME - (M&ROC) |
|327 |Louisville, KY |405 |White River Junction, VT - (M&ROC) |
|328 |Chicago, IL |436 |Fort Harrison, MT - (M&ROC) |
|329 |Detroit, MI |437 |Fargo, ND - (M&ROC) |
|330 |Milwaukee, WI |438 |Sioux Falls, SD - (M&ROC) |
|331 |St. Louis, MO |442 |Cheyenne, WY - (M&ROC) |
|333 |Des Moines, IA |452 |Wichita, KS - (M&ROC) |
|334 |Lincoln, NE |459 |Honolulu, HI |
|335 |St. Paul, MN - (RO&IC) |460 |Wilmington, DE - (M&ROC) |
b. Central Office, Records [Management Center (RMC)], Benefits Delivery Centers (BDC) and Data Processing Centers (DPC).
|Station # |Location |
|101 |Central Office (Washington, DC) |
|200 |Austin, TX (DPC) |
|201 |Hines, IL (BDC) |
|203 |Philadelphia, PA (BDC) |
|376 |St. Louis, MO [(RMC)] |
9.22 STATUS CODES (CH. 30).
See part V, chapter 3.
9.23 TRAINING TIME CODES
This code indicates the time that a veteran or beneficiary devoted to a training objective during a particular enrollment period.
|Code | Description |
|0 |1/4 time or less (chs. 30, and 35); 1/4 time (ch. 32) |
|1 |More than 1/4 time, but less than 1/2 time (chs. 30 and 35); |
| |1/4 time (chs. 32 and [1606]) |
|2 |1/2 time (chs. 30, 32, 35, and [1606]) |
|3 |3/4 time (chs. 30, 32, 35, and [1606]) |
|4 |Full time (chs. 30, 32, 35, and [1606]) |
|5 |Cooperative (chs. 30 [*]) |
|6 |Correspondence (chs. 30, 32, 35, and [1606]) |
|7 |Flight training (chs. 30, 32, and [1606]) |
[* Cooperative rate eliminated effective October 9, 1996 for all benefits.]
9.24 TRANSACTION CODES
Refer to chapter 2 for transaction codes.
9.25 TYPE OF CERTIFICATE OF ELIGIBILITY CODES
This code is used in manual processing only.
|Code |Description |
|1 |Original |
|2 |Duplicate (not for input) |
|3 |Supplemental |
|4 |Temporary |
|5 |Computer substitute for blank or invalid |
9.26 TYPE OF CLAIM CODES
a. For chapter 35 claims processed by [CHAIRS], operators use this one-digit code. Currently, the award data section of VA Form 20-8270a shows this code under the entitlement code column if a type I master record exists. When [BDN] processes an award, the two-digit entitlement code (see par. 9.07) automatically replaces the one-digit code in this field.
|Code |Description |
|1 |Chapter 31 |
|3 |Chapter 34 veteran (No longer used) |
|4 |Chapter 34 serviceperson (No longer used) |
|5 |Chapter 35 son or daughter--Death case |
|7 |Chapter 35 son or daughter--Live case |
|8 |Chapter 35 spouse |
|9 |Chapter 35 surviving spouse |
b. [BDN] indicates the type of claim by a legend on the MINQ screens.
|LEGEND |LEGEND |
|CH 32 VETERAN |CH 35 WIFE |
|CH 32 SVC PERSON |CH 35 POW-SPOUSE |
|CH 35 ORPHAN |CH 35 POW-CHILD |
|CH 35 CHILD |CH 35 ORPHAN-MIA |
|CH 35 WIDOW |CH 35 CHILD-MIA |
9.27 TYPE OF HOUR CODES
This code, used in conjunction with the type of training, indicates type of class attendance. Operators use the alphabetical code when completing VA Form 22-1997, [or the 312 or 412] education award screens.
|Alpha Code |Description |
|D |Credit hours or clock hours (deficiency)--IHL or NCD (ch. 35) |
|U |(High school) carnegie unit system (chs. 32/35) |
|Q |Quarter hours--ordinary school year--IHL |
|S |Semester hours--ordinary school year--IHL |
|C |Clock hours--NCD |
|P |Clock hours--vocational or technical--shop practice predominates--NCD |
|R |Clock hours--residence or internship--IHL |
|[X |Persian Gulf War Service Award (Restore Entitlement)] |
9.28 TYPE OF MASTER RECORD CODES
The type of master record is stored as a code; however, it is displayed as a legend on the [BDN] screens. The legend used for chapters 32 and 35 includes the code, while that used for chapters 30 and [1606] does not. N/A denotes codes not used or not applicable to appropriate systems.
|Code |Ch. 32/35 Display |Ch. 30[/1606] Display |
| A | A-RUNNING | RUNNING |
| | A-SUSPENDED | SUSP XX (XX = the suspense reason code shown in the PAY STATUS) |
|[ ] | | |
| D | D-ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE (Accounts | ACCT REC |
| |Receivable) | |
| E | E-TERM (Terminated) | TERMINATED (Includes out-of-system awards) |
| | E-STOPPED | |
| H | H-APPLICATION ONLY (CH 35 only) | N/A |
| I | I-CERT OF ELIG | C/E ISSUED (Includes out-of-system awards) |
| J | J-DISALLOWED/EDU | DISALLOWED |
| P |PURGE |PURGE |
| [ ] | N/A | |
9.29 TYPE OF TRAINING CODES
This code indicates the type of training a claimant is pursuing. Operators must use this code when processing a certificate of eligibility on VA Form 22-1992, and on [BDN 312 and 412] screens. On [BDN] award screens, this field edits against the facility code field (see par. 9.08). When operators use [BDN] input, they must use the alpha code.
|Code |[BDN] Display |Description |
|A |A-GRADUATE |Graduate (chs. 30, 32, 35) |
|B |B-UNDERGRAD |Undergraduate |
|C |C-NON DEG COLL |Nondegree, college level |
|D |D-V/T POST HS |Vocational or technical, post-high school |
|[ ] | | |
|F |F-HIGH SCHOOL |High school (chs. 32 and 35 only) |
|G |G-ON THE JOB |Other On-Job (chs. 30, 32, 35 and [1606]) |
|I |I-SP REST TRNG |Special restorative training (ch. 35) |
|J |J-FLIGHT |Flight training (chs. 30, 32 and [1606]) |
|K |K-APPRENTICE |Apprenticeship training (chs. 30, 32, 35 and [1606]) |
|L |L-ELEMENTARY |Elementary school |
|X | |Computer substitute for blank or invalid |
9.30 VETERANS SERVICE PERIOD CODES
This code denotes a veteran's period of service in chapter 35 cases. The numeric code displays only on VA Form 20-8270a.
|Numeric Code |[BDN] Code | Description |
|1 |WWI |WWI or prior |
|2 |WWII |WWII |
|3 |KC |Korean conflict |
|4 |PTE |Peacetime (other than post-Korean) |
|5 |SAW |Spanish-American War |
|6 |PKC |Post-Korean conflict |
|7 |VE |Vietnam era |
|9 |OTH |Unknown (computer generated) |
SUBCHAPTER II. COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
9.31 GENERAL
A course code is assigned by the ELR (Education Liaison Representative) for each approved program. Also, course codes are used in [BDN] processing to identify the claimant's course (i.e., approved program) and his or her objective.
a. The ELR enters course codes in the OLAF (On-Line Approval File) system (when possible) and generates the approval information. [(See pt. IX, par. 8.06 for OLAF reports. OLAF prints reports on VA Form 22-1998, OLAF report. See pt. IX, par. 8.09f.)
b. See Part IX, paragraph 6.15 for flight training.
c. See Part IX, paragraph 6.18 for correspondence courses.]
d. Adjudicators must review the course approval form (or screen) and enter the appropriate code from that form or screen in award processing. Exception: Certain IHL cases are exempt from the requirement to routinely review the approval form or screen. (See pt. IV, ch. 1.) For such cases, the adjudicator will select appropriate course and objective codes from the college-level course and objective code list which follows.
(1) For OJT (On-the-Job Training) and apprenticeship courses, the adjudicator should enter on appropriate Target award screens the course code from the approval form in both the course and objective fields. (The ELR determines these course codes from the first three digits of the D.O.T. (Dictionary of Occupational Titles) code. These D.O.T. codes are not listed in this chapter.)
(2) For NCD (Non-College-Degree) courses, the adjudicator should enter on appropriate Target award screens the course code from the approval form in both the course and objective fields.
(3) For IHL (Institutions of Higher Learning) courses, the code entered in the objective field should identify the degree level of the claimant's current educational objective. The course code, on the other hand, should identify the specific field of study being pursued by the claimant. For example, a claimant pursuing a BS in chemistry should have an objective code of 022 and a course code of 162. If the claimant is pursuing an MS in chemistry, the objective code should be 032 and the course code should be 162.
9.32 COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Use the appropriate codes from this section for individuals enrolled in institutions of higher learning pursuing graduate training (type A) or undergraduate training (type B). Use the appropriate 200 series codes from this section for individuals enrolled in institutions of higher learning who are pursuing nondegree courses (type C). (See NOTE in text concerning additional uses for 200 series codes.) Whenever the school has certified a course, the operator must use the course code for the exact major or specific field of study; e.g., engineering (070), physics (164), sociology (178). If an individual has not selected or designated the major, the operator may use the appropriate code for the general academic degree. The entries in the objective and course code fields may differ as described in paragraph 9.31 (d)(3) above. Throughout the various codes, the term "N.E.C." stands for Not Elsewhere Classified.
COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List
Academic Degrees-Field Not Specified
Undergraduate Only
011 Associate in Arts (Less Than 4 Years)
012 Associate in Science (Less Than 4 Years)
013 Associate Degree, N.E.C.* (Less Than 4 Years)
021 Bachelor of Arts (4 or More Years)
022 Bachelor of Science (4 or More Years)
023 Bachelor's Degree, N.E.C. (4 or More Years)
Graduate Only
031 Master of Arts
032 Master of Sciences
033 Master's Degree., N.E.C.
041 Doctor of Philosophy
042 Doctor's Degree, N.E.C. (Not M.D.)
051 Postdoctoral, N.E.C. (Not M.D.)
COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List-Continued
Business
060 Business and Commerce
Includes: Business Administration, Banking, Marketing, Advertising, Accounting, etc.
Engineering
070 Engineering
Includes: Aeronautical, Architectural, Chemical, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Metallurgical, etc.
Education
080 Preparation for Teaching
Includes: School Administration, Supervision, Finance, etc.
*N.E.C. -Not Elsewhere Classified.
Humanities
091 Applied Arts include: Commercial Art, Drafting, Decorating, Photography, Design (including Clothing-Industrial Design), etc.
092 English and Literature include: Journalism
093 Fine Arts
094 Foreign Languages
095 Liberal Arts, N.E.C.
096 Performing Arts include: Music, General Theater, and Radio and Television Arts
097 Philosophy
098 Theology
Law
100 Law (except prelaw)
Life Sciences
110 Agricultural Sciences
Include: Agronomy, Animal Dairy and Poultry Husbandry, Fisheries, Forestry, Horticulture, Range Management, Sods and Wildlife, etc.
120 Biological Sciences
Include: Anatomy, Bacteriology, Biochemistry, Biology, Biophysics, Botany, Entomology, Microbiology, Nutrition, Pathology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physiology, Zoology, Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary, etc.
131 Medicine and Surgery
Include: Medical Students, Interns and Residents, but exclude Premedical
COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List-Continued
Life Sciences-Continued
132 Dentistry (D.D.S. and D.D.M. only-Not predental)
133 Nursing
134 Osteopathy
135 Pharmacy
136 Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M. only-Not Preveterinary)
137 Optometry
138 Chiropody or Podiatry
139 Physical Therapy
141 Dental Hygiene
142 Occupational Therapy
143 Other Medical or Related Courses (exclude Technicians)
Mathematics
150 Mathematics and Statistics
Physical Sciences
161 Astronomy
162 Chemistry
163 Environmental Sciences
Include: Atmospheric Sciences, Earth Sciences, Oceanography, etc.
164 Physics
165 Physical Sciences, N.E.C.
Social Sciences
171 Economics
172 History
173 Industrial Relations
174 Political Science
175 Psychology
176 Public Administration
177 Social and Welfare Work
178 Sociology
179 Other Social Sciences
Include: Anthropology, International Affairs, Prelaw, Agricultural Economics, Foreign Science Programs, Hospital Administration, etc.
Other Academic Field (Do not include Nondegree Technician Courses)
191 Computer Science and Systems Analysis
192 Home Economics
193 Library Science
194 Other Academic Fields, N.E.C.
Nondegree and Certain Technology Courses
NOTE: Include nondegree certificate programs at institutions of higher learning. Also include all college technological courses leading to applied arts or similar degrees requiring less than 4 years of study. Also include all college courses (at any degree level) for which a more appropriate 100 or lower series code is not available. The examples given are illustrative only and are not all-inclusive.
201 Applied, Fine and Graphic Arts Technology
Include: Preparatory courses for Commercial Artists; i.e. Drawing Techniques, Communication Theory, Theory of Design, Color and Layouts; Drafting (nondegree); Motion Picture Projection; Photographic Laboratory (nondegree)
202 Bible Study or Religious Work (Technology)
Include: Bible Institute Study (nondegree), Ministerial (nondegree)
203 Building and Construction Technology
Include: Preparatory Construction Engineering Courses, Civil and Highway Construction Engineering Technology
204 Business and Commerce Technology
Include: Terminal Programs in Business, Management and Sales
205 Data Processing Technology
Include: Computer Technology (nondegree)
206 Electrical Technology
Include: Electronics, Radio and Television Engineering
207 Mechanical Technology
Include: Terminal Courses in Mechanical Engineering, Tool Design
208 Medical or Related Technology
Include: Dental Mechanics, Healing and Medical Service (nondegree), Hydrotherapy (nondegree), Laboratory Assistant, all types of Medical Laboratory Technicians
209 Police, Criminology, or Fire Protection (Technology)
Include: Ballistics, Fish or Game Warden Training
211 Miscellaneous Engineering-Related Technology
Include: Surveying (Terminal courses less than 4 years)
212 Miscellaneous Science-Related Technology
Include: Terminal courses in Chemical Technology; terminal courses in Life and Physical Science
213 Other Technologists, N.E.C.
214 Automotive Technology
COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Alphabetical List
|194 | |Academic Fields, Other, N.E.C.* | |070 |Architectural Engineering |
|060 | |Accounting | |211 |Architectural Engineering Technology |
|060 | |Accounting, Cost | |070 |Architecture, Building |
|060 | |Accounting, Tax | |091 |Architecture, Landscape |
|164 | |Acoustics | |091 |Architecture, N.E.C. |
|096 | |Acting | |096 |Arranging Music |
|060 | |Adjuster, Claims (Insurance) | |201 |Art Production |
|060 | |Administration, Business | |091 |Arts, Applied |
|176 | |Administration, Public | |011 |Arts, Associate in |
|080 | |Administration, School | |021 |Arts, Bachelor of |
|060 | |Administrative Secretary | |093 |Arts, Fine |
|060 | |Advertising | |091 |Arts, Industrial |
|060 | |Advertising Agent | |095 |Arts, Liberal, N.E.C. |
|201 | |Advertising Production | |031 |Arts, Master of |
|091 | |Aerial Photography | |096 |Arts, Performing, N.E.C. |
|091 | |Aeronautical Drafting | |201 |Arts Technology |
|070 | |Aeronautical Engineering | |013 |Associate Degree, N.E.C. |
|211 | |Aeronautical or Aerospace Technology | | | (Less than 4 years) |
|179 | |Affairs, International | |011 |Associate in Arts (Less than 4 years) |
|060 | |Agent, Advertising | |012 |Associate in Science (Less than 4 years) |
|060 | |Agent, Claim | |161 |Astronomy |
|179 | |Agricultural Economics | |163 |Atmospheric Sciences |
|212 | |Agricultural Science Technology | |212 |Atomic Power Technology |
| | |(Terminal courses less than 4 years) | |212 |Atomic Products Technology |
|110 | |Agricultural Sciences | |060 |Auditing |
|110 | |Agronomy | |214 |Automotive Mechanics Technology |
|110 | |Agronomy and Soils | | | (Terminal course less than 4 years) |
|201 | |Airbrush Techniques | |023 |Bachelor's Degree, N.E.C. |
|213 | |Air Conditioning and Refrigeration | | | (4 or more years) |
| | |Technology (Terminal course less | |021 |Bachelor of Arts (4 or more years) |
| | | than 4 years) | |022 |Bachelor of Science (4 or more years) |
|191 | |Analysis, Computer Science and Systems | |120 |Bacteriology |
|070 | |Analytic Geometry or Calculus | |096 |Ballet |
| | |(Engineering Assoc. Degree) | |209 |Ballistics |
|120 | |Anatomy | |060 |Banking and Finance |
|131 | |Anesthesia | |202 |Bible Study or Religious Work |
|110 | |Animal Husbandry | | | (Technology) |
|091 | |Animation | |120 |Biochemistry |
|096 | |Announcing, Radio or TV | |120 |Biological Chemistry |
|179 | |Anthropology | |212 |Biological Science Technology |
|179 | |Anthropology and Ethnology | | | (Terminal courses less than 4 years) |
|110 | |Apiculture | |120 |Biological Sciences, NEC |
|091 | |Applied Arts, N.E.C. | |120 |Biology |
|201 | |Applied Arts Technology | |120 |Biophysics |
|060 | |Appraising, Insurance | |120 |Botany |
|060 | |Appraising, Real Estate | |096 |Broadcast Technique, Radio or TV |
|179 | |Archaeology | |060 |Broker, Stock and Bond |
|201 | |Architectural Drafting | |203 |Building and Construction (Technology) |
| | | (2-year junior college) | |060 |Business Administration |
COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Alphabetical List
|060 | |Business and Commerce, N.E.C. | |120 |Curator |
|204 | |Business and Commerce (Technology) | |120 |Cytology |
|060 | |Buyer (Business and Commerce) | |110 |Dairy Husbandry |
|060 | |Buyer, Merchandise Management, Stores | |096 |Dancing (Ballet) |
|131 | |Cardiology | |191 |Data Processing |
|091 | |Cartooning | |205 |Data Processing Technology |
|070 | |Ceramic Engineer (Chemical) | |091 |Decorating, Applied Arts |
|091 | |Ceramics (Applied Arts) | |091 |Decorating, Interior |
|060 | |Certified Public Accountant Course | |201 |Decorative Arts |
|070 | |Chemical Engineering | | | (Terminal course less than 4 years) |
|212 | |Chemical Technology | |013 |Degree, Associate N.E.C. |
|162 | |Chemistry | |023 |Degree, Bachelor's, N.E.C. |
|070 | |Chemistry, General and | |042 |Degree, Doctor's, N.E.C. (Not M.D.) |
| | | Qualitative Analysis | |033 |Degree, Master's, N.E.C. |
|162 | |Chemistry, Inorganic | |141 |Dental Hygiene |
|162 | |Chemistry, Organic Analysis | |132 |Dental Interns |
|162 | |Chemistry, Physical | |208 |Dental Mechanics |
|138 | |Chiropody or Podiatry | |208 |Dental Technology |
|134 | |Chiropractic (Doctor's Degree) | |132 |Dentistry (DDS and DDM only- |
|096 | |Choreography | | | not predental) |
|203 | |Civil and Highway Engineering | |091 |Design, Clothing |
| | | Technology | |201 |Design, Color, Layout, Theory of |
|070 | |Civil Engineering | |091 |Design, Costume |
|203 | |Civil Engineering Technology | |091 |Design, Floral |
|163 | |Climatology | |091 |Design, Furniture |
|091 | |Clothing Design | |091 |Design, Industrial |
|080 | |Coach Physical Education | |091 |Design, Jewelry and Flatware |
|060 | |Commerce and Business | |201 |Design, Landscape (Nondegree) |
|204 | |Commerce and Business Technology | |091 |Design, Memorial Stonework |
|091 | |Commercial Art | |091 |Design, Millinery |
|091 | |Commercial Drafting | |091 |Design, Pattern |
|091 | |Commercial Photography | |091 |Design, Pottery |
|201 | |Communication Theory | |091 |Design, Scenery |
|060 | |Complaint Adjuster | |192 |Dietetics |
|060 | |Comptroller | |041 |Doctor of Philosophy |
|191 | |Computer Science and Systems Analysis | |042 |Doctor's Degree, N.E.C. (Not M.D.) |
|205 | |Computer Technology | |051 |Doctoral, Post, N.E.C. (Not M.D.) |
|203 | |Construction and Building Technology | |091 |Drafting, Aeronautical |
|091 | |Construction Drafting | |091 |Drafting, Applied Arts |
|203 | |Construction Engineering (Preparatory) | |091 |Drafting, Architectural |
|096 | |Continuity Writing, Radio | |091 |Drafting, Commercial |
|060 | |Copywriting, Advertising | |091 |Drafting, Construction |
|092 | |Correspondent, News | |091 |Drafting, Electrical |
|060 | |Cost Accounting | |091 |Drafting, Map |
|175 | |Counseling, Employment | |091 |Drafting, Marine |
|060 | |Court Reporting | |091 |Drafting, Mechanical |
|092 | |Creative Writing | |201 |Drafting (Nondegree) |
|060 | |Credit and Collection Management | |201 |Drafting Technology |
|209 | |Criminology | |091 |Drafting, Topographical |
|209 | |Cryptography | |096 |Drama |
096 Drama, Radio and Television
096 Drama, Teaching of
201 Drawing Techniques
163 Earth Sciences
120 Ecology
171 Economics
179 Economics, Agricultural
192 Economics, Home
092 Editor
194 Education, Adult (not preparation
for teaching) College only
080 Education, Preparation for Teaching
080 Education, College Teaching
080 Education, Elementary Teaching
080 Education, Industrial Arts
080 Education of the Handicapped
080 Education of the Mentally Deficient
080 Education, Physical
080 Education of the Physically Handicapped
and Mentally Deficient
080 Education, Primary and Kindergarten
080 Education, Secondary School Teaching
080 Education, Special Fields
080 Education, Vocational
206 Electric Power Technology
091 Electrical Drafting
070 Electrical Engineering
206 Electrical Technology
206 Electronics Engineering (Terminal courses
less than 4 years)
208 Electrotherapy
175 Employment Counseling
070 Engineering, Aeronautical
070 Engineering, Architectural
070 Engineering, Ceramics (Chemical)
070 Engineering, Chemical
070 Engineering, Civil
070 Engineering, Drawing and Graphics
070 Engineering, Electrical
070 Engineering, Industrial
070 Engineering, Landscape (Architectural)
070 Engineering, Marine
070 Engineering, Mechanical
070 Engineering, Metallurgical
070 Engineering, N.E.C.
070 Engineering, N.E.C. (Assoc. Degree)
211 Engineering, N.E.C. (Terminal
courses less than 4 years)
070 Engineering Physics
203 Engineering Preparatory, Construction
211 Engineering Preparatory, N.E.C.
206 Engineering, Radioand/or Television
211 Engineering-Related Technology
203 Engineering Technology, Civil
092 English and Literature
120 Entomology
163 Environmental Sciences
179 Ethnology
092 Etymology
060 Executive, Junior
060 Executive Secretary
070 Extraction of Minerals
(Mining Engineering)
110 Farm Management
060 Finance
093 Fine Arts
080 Fine Arts, Teaching of
209 Fingerprint Classification
176 Fire Management, Municipal
209 Fire Protection
110 Fisheries
209 Fish or Game Warden Training
091 Flatware and Jewelry Design
091 Floral Design
204 Food Technology and Hotel Management
(Terminal course less than 4 years)
094 Foreign Languages
179 Foreign Science Programs
179 Foreign Trade
110 Forestry
091 Furniture Design
060 Furniture, Salesmanship
110 Gardener, Landscape
070 General Chemistry and
Qualitative Analysis
096 General Theater
163 Geography
163 Geology
174 Government
080 Guidance, Educational
080 Guidance, Vocational
091 Hand Etching
209 Handwriting Analysis
143 Healing and Medical Service (Degree only)
208 Healing and Medical Service (Nondegree)
203 Highway Construction Technology
172 History
192 Home Economics
110 Horticulture
212 Horticulture, Ornamental (Terminal course
less than 4 years)
179 Hospital Administration
060 Hotel Management
204 Hotel Management and Food Technology
(Terminal course less than 4 years)
110 Husbandry, Animal, Dairy or Poultry
143 Hydrotherapy (Degree only)
208 Hydrotherapy (Nondegree)
141 Hygiene, Dental
091 Illustration, Applied Arts
201 Illustration, Technical
091 Industrial Arts
080 Industrial Arts Teaching
091 Industrial Design
070 Industrial Engineering
060 Industrial Management
173 Industrial Relations
213 Industrial Trades Technology (Terminal
course less than 4 years)
162 Inorganic Chemistry
179 Institutional Administration
133 Institutional Nursing (Not Practical)
060 Insurance Appraising
060 Insurance Investigation, Claims
060 Insurance Salesmanship
060 Insurance Underwriting
091 Interior Decorating
179 International Affairs
132 Intern, Dental
138 Intern, Podiatry
131 Interns and Residents, Medicine and
Surgery, N.E.C.
131 Interns, Medicine and Surgery
060 Investigator, Claims
091 Jewelry and Flatware Design
175 Job Analyst, Psychology
092 Journalism
060 Junior Executive
080 Kindergarten, Education
208 Laboratory Assistant (Nondegree)
091 Laboratory, Photographic (Degree)
201 Laboratory, Photographic (Nondegree)
208 Laboratory Technique, Medical
208 Laboratory Technique, Oxygen Therapy
208 Laboratory Technique, Pharmaceutical
208 Laboratory Technique, X-Ray
091 Landscape Architecture
201 Landscape Design (Nondegree)
110 Landscape Gardener, Horticulture
094 Languages, Foreign
209 Law Enforcement
100 Law (except prelaw)
201 Lettering and Layout
095 Liberal Arts, N.E.C.
193 Library Science
092 Literature
060 Management, Collection
060 Management, Credit
060 Management, Departmental
060 Management, Industrial
060 Management, Merchandise
176 Management, Municipal Fire
060 Management, Office
175 Management, Personnel
060 Management, Production
110 Management, Range
060 Management, Real Estate
060 Management, Restaurant
060 Management, Sales and Distribution
060 Management, Theater
060 Management, Traffic
091 Map Drafting
060 Marketing
208 Massage (College level, nondegree)
031 Master of Arts
032 Master of Sciences
033 Master's Degree, N.E.C.
150 Mathematics and Statistics
208 Mechanical, Dentistry
091 Mechanical Drafting
070 Mechanical Engineering
207 Mechanical Technology
208 Medical or Related Technology
143 Medical Service (Degree only)
208 Medical Service (Nondegree)
143 Medical Service and Healing (Degree only)
208 Medical Service and Healing (Nondegree)
131 Medical Students, Medicine and Surgery
208 Medical Technique, Laboratory
131 Medicine and Surgery,
Interns and Residents, N.E.C.
131 Medicine and Surgery, N.E.C.
131 Medicine, Anesthesia
131 Medicine, Cardiology
143 Medicine, Naturopathic
131 Medicine, Neurology
131 Medicine, Obstetrics
131 Medicine, Ophthalmology
131 Medicine, Pathology
131 Medicine, Psychiatry
131 Medicine, Roentgenology
131 Medicine, Urology
136 Medicine, Veterinary (DVM
only-nonpreveterinary)
070 Metallurgical, Engineering
212 Metallurgical Technology (Terminal
Course less than 4 years)
162 Metallurgy (Chemistry)
163 Meteorology
120 Microbiology
091 Millinery Design
070 Mining Engineering
098 Ministerial (Theology) Degree only
202 Ministerial, College Nondegree Terminal
Course
211 Miscellaneous Engineering-
Related (Technology)
212 Miscellaneous Science-Related
Technology
096 Motion Picture Production
091 Motion Picture Projection
201 Motion Picture Projection (Nondegree)
096 Music
096 Music, Arranging
096 Music, Instrumental
096 Music, Orchestration
096 Music, Teaching of
096 Music, Theory and Composition
096 Music, Vocal
165 Natural Sciences, N.E.C.
142 Naturopathic Medicine
131 Neurology
131 Neurosurgery
092 News Correspondent
091 Newspaper Photography
110 Nurseryman
133 Nursing (Degree)
133 Nursing, Institutional (Degree)
120 Nutrition
131 Obstetrics
142 Occupational Therapy
163 Oceanography
131 Oculist
060 Office Management, N.E.C.
131 Ophthalmology
137 Optometry
096 Orchestration, Music
162 Organic Chemistry
212 Ornamental Horticulture (Terminal course
less than 4 years)
134 Osteopathy
194 Other Academic Fields, N.E.C.
143 Other Medical or Related Courses
(except Technicians)
179 Other Social Sciences
213 Other Technicians, N.E.C.
131 Otolaryngology
208 Oxygen Therapy Equipment
Laboratory Technique
091 Painting and Decorating
093 Painting, Fine Arts
165 Paleontology
120 Parasitology
131 Pathology, Medical
120 Pathology, Plant; Biological Sciences
091 Pattern Design
096 Performing Arts, N.E.C.
175 Personality Development (Psychology)
175 Personnel Management
070 Petroleum Engineering (Chemical)
208 Pharmaceutical Laboratory Technique
120 Pharmaceutical Sciences
135 Pharmacy
094 Philology
097 Philosophy
041 Philosophy, Doctor of
096 Photographic Modeling
091 Photography, Aerial
091 Photography, Commercial
091 Photography, N.E.C.
091 Photography, Newspaper
162 Physical Chemistry
080 Physical Education Coach
080 Physical Education Teaching
165 Physical Sciences, N.E.C.
212 Physical Science Technology (Terminal
courses less than 4 years)
139 Physical Therapy
080 Physically Handicapped, Education of
164 Physics
120 Physiology
070 Plane Surveying
120 Plant Pathology
120 Plant Physiology
096 Playwriting
138 Podiatry, Interns and Residents
138 Podiatry or Chiropody
092 Poetry, or World Literature
(English Assoc. Degree)
209 Policeman
209 Police Science (Technology)
174 Political Science
051 Postdoctoral, N.E.C. (Not M.D.)
091 Pottery Design
110 Poultry Husbandry
120 Predental
179 Prelaw
120 Premedical
080 Preparation for Teaching
120 Preveterinary
080 Primary and Kindergarten Education
080 Primary Education
205 Processing Technology, Data
060 Production Management
096 Production of Motion Pictures
096 Professional Entertainment
096 Program Production, Radio or TV
201 Projection, Motion Picture
209 Protective Service
131 Psychiatry
175 Psychological Testing
175 Psychology
176 Public Administration
060 Public Relations
060 Purchasing Agent
070 Qualitative Analysis and
General Chemistry
070 Quarry Mining
096 Radio and/or Television Arts
096 Radio Announcing
096 Radio Broadcast Technique
096 Radio Continuity Writing
096 Radio Drama
096 Radio Program Production
110 Range Management
096 Reader, Dramatic
060 Real Estate
060 Real Estate Appraising
060 Real Estate Management
060 Recreation Executive
713 Relations, Industrial
202 Religious Work Technology
092 Reporter, News
131 Residents and Interns,
Medicine and Surgery, N.E.C.
060 Restaurant Management
060 Retail Apparel Sales Management
060 Retail Store Management
131 Roentgenology
178 Rural Sociology
060 Sales and Distribution Management
060 Sales Management, N.E.C.
060 Sales Management, Retail
060 Sales Management, Wholesale
060 Sales Promotion
060 Salesmanship (all subjects)
091 Scenery Design
080 School Administration
012 Science, Associate in
022 Science, Bachelor of
191 Science, Computer
193 Science, Library
165 Science, Natural, N.E.C.
174 Science, Political
212 Science-Related Technology,
Miscellaneous
110 Sciences, Agricultural
120 Sciences, Biological
163 Sciences, Environmental
032 Sciences, Master of
165 Sciences, Physical, N.E.C.
179 Sciences, Social, N.E C.
093 Sculpture
080 Secondary School Education (Teaching)
060 Secretarial Science
060 Secretary, Administrative
060 Secretary, Executive
163 Seismology
110 Sericulturist
060 Service Management
209 Service, Protective
214 Shop Courses, Automotive Technology
091 Sign Design
177 Social and Welfare Work
178 Sociology
178 Sociology, Rural
110 Soils
092 Speech
080 Sports Official (Physical Education)
201 Spot Illustration
150 Statistics
060 Stenography
060 Stenotypy
080 Supervision Finance
131 Surgery and Medicine
070 Surveying (Civil Engineering)
211 Surveying, Engineering Technical Level
070 Surveying, Plane
191 Systems Analysis
060 Tax Accounting
080 Teaching, N.E.C.
080 Teaching, Preparation for
096 Teaching, Drama
080 Teaching, Fine Arts
096 Teaching, Music
080 Teaching, Physical Education
201 Technical Illustration
096 Technicians, Radio and/or TV
213 Technologists, Other N.E.C.
212 Technology, Agricultural Science
201 Technology, Applied, Fine
and Graphic Arts
214 Technology, Automotive
202 Technology, Bible Study or Religious Work
203 Technology, Building and Construction
204 Technology, Business and Commerce
205 Technology, Data Processing
208 Technology, Dental
206 Technology, Electrical
206 Technology, Electronic
211 Technology, Engineering
Related, Miscellaneous
213 Technology, Industrial Trades
207 Technology, Mechanical
208 Technology, Medical or Related
213 Technology, N.E.C. (Terminal courses less
than 4 years)
209 Technology, Police Science
212 Technology, Science-Related,
Miscellaneous
206 Television and/or Radio Engineering
206 Television Engineering
060 Theatre Management
098 Theology
096 Theory and Composition, Music
201 Theory of Design, Color, Layout
142 Therapy, Occupational
139 Therapy, Physical
207 Tool Design
091 Topographical Drafting
213 Trades and Industry Technology (Terminal
course less than 4 years)
060 Traffic Management
060 Treasurer
060 Underwriter, Insurance
131 Urology
136 Veterinary Medicine (DVM
only-preveterinary)
080 Vocational Education
080 Vocational Guidance
080 Vocational Teaching
096 Voice (Vocal Music)
209 Warden, Fish or Game
177 Welfare Work, Social
060 Wholesale Management
091 Window Display
091 Window Dressing
092 World Literature or Poetry
092 Writing, Creative
096 Writing,-Play
096 Writing, Radio Continuity
208 X-Ray Technique
120 Zoology
060 Zoo Management
9.33 NON-COLLEGE-DEGREE COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
For nondegree courses, Adjudication always must determine the course code from the approval form or screen and never from this list directly. Note that flight training codes are 341 through 347. When coding training taken in high school (type F) or elementary school (type L), adjudicators should use course codes 451 and 452.
NON-COLLEGE-DEGREE COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List
Technical Courses
311 Electronic technicians
312 Engineering technicians
Include: Aeronautical, civil electrical, industrial, mechanical
313 Medical and related technicians
Include: Medical records technician, dental assistant, dental mechanics, dental aide, X-ray technician
314 Other technical courses, N.E.C.
315 Legal technician, including Law Clerk
Applied Arts
320 Applied arts, N.E.C.
321 Commercial art
Include: Technical illustration
322 Decorating and window display
Include: Interior decorating, floral design, scenery design, window display
323 Drafting
Include: Architectural, electrical, electronic, mechanical
324 Photography
325 Design
Include: Jewelry, flatware design, fashion design
328 Ceramics design (not engineering)
Include: Pottery
329 Surveying
Performing Arts
331 Actors
332 Ballet dancing
333 Musicians
334 Radio and TV broadcasting
Include: Announcers, disc jockeys and similar specialities
335 Performing arts, N.E.C.
NON-COLLEGE-DEGREE COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List-Continued
Flight Training
341 Advanced flight or commercial pilot
342 Airline transport pilot training
343 Glider training
344 Flight instructor course
345 Instrument rating course
346 Multiengine class rating course
347 Other flight training, N.E.C.
*N.E.C. -Not Elsewhere Classified.
Business and Commerce
421 Accounting
Include: Junior accounting
422 Advertising
Include: Copywriting and public relations
423 Bookkeeping
Include: Banking, business mathematics
424 Computer technology
Include: Data processing , data programming , business machine operation, electronic business machine operation.
425 Clerical
Include: Typing, filing, office practice
426 Secretarial
Include: Stenography, stenotype, court reporting
427 Real Estate and insurance
Include: Preparatory for brokerage examinations, real estate brokers
428 Salesmanship
Include: Retailing and wholesaling
429 Other business and commerce, N.E.C.
Services
431 Barbering
Include: Beauty culture, wigmaking
432 Custodial service
433 Hotel and motel training
Include: Hotel, cafeteria and restaurant management
434 Laundry and drycleaning
435 Hospital or medical services
Include: Hospital attendants or aides, practical nursing
436 Protective services
Include: Peace officer training, fire protection
437 Airline services
Include: Controller, Dispatcher, Ground crew operation other than mechanics
438 Other services, N.E.C.
NON-COLLEGE-DEGREE COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List-Continued
Secondary and Elementary Courses
451 Elementary courses
452 Secondary courses
Include: High school completion and college preparation
CRAFTS AND TRADES
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
510 Air conditioning and refrigeration
Construction and related courses
521 Bricklaying
Include: Cement, concrete plastering, tilesetting, stone masonry
522 Cabinetmaking
523 Carpentry
Include: Woodworking
524 Painting
Include: Paperhanging
525 Plumbing
Include: Pipefitting and steamfitting
526 Other construction and related courses
Dressmaking and Tailoring
530 Dressmaking and tailoring
Include: Weaving and sewing machine operation
Electrical
540 Electrical trades
Include: Electricians, electrical appliance repairmen, house wiring, switching and substation operators
Electronic Trades
551 Electronics assembly and installation
Include: Assembly and installation of radar, radio, television, telephone and telegraph
552 Electronics operation
Include: Radar, radio, television, telephone and telegraph operation
553 Electronic and other communication mechanics and repairmen
Include: Radar, radio, television, telephone, telegraph and other communication mechanics and repairmen
554 Other electronic trades, N.E.C.
NON-COLLEGE-DEGREE COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List-Continued
Food Trades
561 Baking, canning and preserving
562 Dairying
Include: Buttermaking and milk processing
563 Grain processing and packing
Include: Coffee
564 Meat processing
Include: Meatcutting and packing
565 Other food trades
Mechanical Courses
571 Automobile or motor vehicle mechanics and repairmen
Include: Auto body and fender repair, body building, radiator repair, brake repair
572 Diesel and heavy equipment mechanics and repairmen
573 Railroad mechanics and repairmen
575 Optical mechanics
576 Aircraft Mechanics
577 Mechanical courses, N.E.C.
Include: Farm equipment repair
Metalwork Courses
581 Blacksmithing
Include: Boilermaking, forging, foundry work, welders
582 Engraving, hand and machine
583 Jewelry and watchmaking
Include: Goldsmithing and silversmithing
584 Machinists
Include: Machine shop, tool and diemaking
585 Sheetmetal working
Include: Tinsmith and coppersmithing
586 Metalwork courses, N.E C.
Printing
590 Printing
Shoemaking and Repair
610 Shoe making and repair
NON-COLLEGE-DEGREE COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODES
Numerical List-Continued
Other Crafts and Trades, N.E.C.
621 Bookbinding
622 Chemical and related products
623 Glass products
624 Leather and leather products
625 Lumber and lumber products
626 Paper and paper goods
627 Textile manufacturing
628 Tobacco manufacturing
629 Heavy equipment operation
Include: Truckdriver training
631 Upholstering
632 All other crafts and trades, N.E.C.
Other Institutional Courses
911 Agricultural and related courses
912 Marine engineering and navigation
913 Mortuary science
914 Stationary engineer
Include: Power station engineer and custodian engineer training
915 Other institutional courses, N.E.C.
Special Restorative Training Under 38 U.S.C. Chapter 35, Subchapter V
999 Special Program
421 Accounting
421 Accounting, Junior
581 Acetylene Burner Operation
581 Acetylene Welding
331 Actors
341 Advanced Flight or Commercial Pilot
422 Advertising
324 Aerial Photography
323 Aeronautical Drafting
312 Aeronautical Engineering Technicians
347 Aeronautics
422 Agent, Advertising
425 Agent, Claim
425 Agent, Collection
425 Agent, Freight Traffic
911 Agricultural Agent, County
911 Agricultural and Related Courses
428 Agricultural Produce, Salesmanship
911 Agriculture, N.E.C.
313 Aide, Dental
435 Aids or Attendants, Hospital
573 Air Brake Inspector, Railroad
510 Air-Conditioning
510 Air-Conditioning and Refrigeration
540 Aircraft Electrical Courses
576 Aircraft Engine Mechanics
586 Aircraft, Final Assembler
576 Aircraft Mechanics
586 Aircraft Metal Work
524 Aircraft Painting
554 Aircraft Radio Electricity
437 Airline Dispatcher
437 Airline Hostess
437 Airline Passenger Agent
342 Airline Transport Pilot Training
437 Airplane Inspector
576 Airplane Rigging
437 Airport Controller
437 Airport Control Tower Operation
437 Airport Ground Crew Operation
437 Airport Management
911 Animal Farming
321 Animation
334 Announcers, Radio
911 Apiculture (Beekeeping)
428 Apparel, Salesmanship
540 Appliance Repairmen, Electrical
320 Applied Arts, N.E C.
427 Appraising, Insurance
427 Appraising, Real Estate
*NEC - Not Elsewhere Classified
323 Architectural Drafting
335 Arranging, Music
321 Art, Advertising
321 Art, Commercial
320 Arts, Applied, N.E.C.
335 Arts, Performing, N.E.C.
526 Asbestos and Insulation Work
551 Assembly, Radar
313 Assistant, Dental
428 Auctioneer Training
421 Auditing
571 Auto Body Building
571 Automobile Body and Fender Repair
571 Automobile, Mechanics and Repairmen
571 Automobile Mechanics Helper
428 Automotive Retail Sales Management
429 Automotive Service Management
524 Auto Painting
428 Auto Parts, Salesmanship
561 Bakery, Shaping and Forming
561 Baking
332 Ballet Dancing
423 Banking
431 Barbering
625 Barrelmaking, Cooperage
585 Bar Rolling or Sheet Rolling
451 Basic Elementary Courses or Studies
540 Batterymaking
627 Beaming and Warping Occupations
431 Beauty Culture
911 Beekeeping
565 Beverage Brewing
565 Beverage Production, Nonalcoholic
565 Beverages, N.E.C.
915 Bible Institute Study
425 Bill Posting
621 Binding, Book
581 Blacksmithing
581 Blacksmith or Forgeman
571 Body and Fender Repair, Auto
571 Body Building, Auto
577 Boilerfiring, N.E.C.
581 Boilermaking
621 Bookbinding
423 Bookkeeping
424 Bookkeeping-Machine Operation
623 Bottle Manufacture, Glass
626 Box Manufacture, Paper
625 Box Manufacture, Wooden
571 Brakes Repair, Auto
911 Breeding, Silkworm
565 Brewing
521 Brick and Tile, Mill Room Man
521 Bricklaying
521 Brick Masonry
334 Broadcasting, Radio and/or TV
427 Brokerage Examination Preparation
427 Brokers, Real Estate
632 Brush or Broom Manufacture
524 Brush Painting
428 Building and Construction Equipment and
Supplies, Salesmanship
526 Building Construction, N.E.C.
577 Building Maintenance
432 Building Supervision
629 Bus Driving
429 Business and Commerce, N.E.C.
429 Business Courses, N.E.C.
424 Business-Machine Operation
423 Business Mathematics
562 Buttermaking
632 Button Manufacture
428 Buyer
428 Buyer, Purchasing Agent, N.E.C.
522 Cabinetmaking
540 Cable and Wire, Miscellaneous Operations
577 Cable Line Operation
433 Cafeteria Management
424 Calculating Machine Operation
577 Camera Repair
438 Camp Director
565 Candymaking
577 Can, Jar, etc., Capping Machine Operation
577 Can, Jar, etc., Filling Machine Operation
561 Canning and Preserving
561 Canning, Food Trades
530 Canvas Products
577 Capping Machine Operation
526 Car Building
627 Card Tending (Textiles)
573 Car Inspector, Railroad
573 Carman, Railroad
523 Carpentry
523 Carpentry, Aircraft
523 Carpentry, Construction
523 Carpentry, Molding or Planing
523 Carpentry, Ship
523 Carpentry, Stage
432 Carpetlaying
321 Cartooning
523 Carving or Shaping, Carpentry
590 Casemaking Machine Operator
425 Cashiering, Supermarket
631 Casket Trimming
583 Casting, Jewelry
521 Cement
521 Cement and Concrete Finishing, N.E.C.
521 Cement Construction, Rigger
553 Central Office Repairman, Telephone
328 Ceramics Design (not Engineering)
329 Chainman, Rodman, Surveying
425 Checker Clerk
622 Chemical and Related Products
313 Chiropractor
628 Cigarmaking
312 Civil Engineering Technicians Preparation
N.E..
915 Civil Service
427 Claims Investigator, Insurance
610 Cleaning and Finishing, Shoe
434 Cleaning, Laundry and Dry
425 Clerical
425 Clerical and Office Training, N.E.C.
425 Clerical, Printing and Publishing
425 Clerical, Transportation
425 Clerk, Checker
423 Clerk, Cost
425 Clerk, Financial Institution
425 Clerk, General Industry
425 Clerk, General Office
433 Clerk, Hotel and Restaurant Service
425 Clerk, Insurance
425 Clerk, Inventory
315 Clerk, Law
425 Clerk, Mail (Clerical)
425 Clerk, Material
915 Clerk, Post Office
425 Clerk, Printing and Publishing
428 Clerk, Sales
425 Clerk, Schedule
425 Clerk, Statistical
425 Clerk, Stock
425 Clerk, Traffic Rate
425 Clerk, Weigher
325 Clothing Design
622 Coal and Petroleum Products
563 Coffee Processing
425 Collection Agent
429 Collection Management
452 College Preparatory Courses, N.E.C.
551 Combination Man, Telephone
429 Commerce and Business, N.E.C.
321 Commercial Art
565 Commercial Cooking
323 Commercial Drafting
428 Commercial Equipment and
Supplies, Salesmanship
324 Commercial Photography
341 Commercial Pilot
554 Communication and Utilities
553 Communication, Mechanics and
Repairmen, N.E.C.
526 Composition Floor Laying
421 Comptroller
424 Computer Technology
521 Concrete
521 Concrete and Cement Finishing
521 Concrete, Cement, etc., Products, N.E.C.
521 Concrete Mixing Machine Operation
565 Confections, Manufacture of, General
526 Construction and Related Courses, N.E.C.
526 Construction, Building
523 Construction, Carpentry
323 Construction, Drafting
524 Construction, Painting
575 Contact Lens Molding
437 Controller, Airline
311 Control Room Operation
437 Control Tower Operation, Airport
565 Cook Helper
565 Cook, Marine
565 Cooking, Commercial
625 Cooperage, Barrelmaking
585 Coppersmithing
422 Copywriting
581 Coremaking, Foundry
314 Correspondent, New
622 Cosmetics, Manufacture
431 Cosmetology
421 Cost Accounting
423 Cost Clerk
325 Costume Design
627 Cotton Classer
610 Counter Molding, Shoe
344 Course, Flight Instructor
911 Courses, Agricultural and Related Courses
526 Courses, Construction and Related, N.E.C.
451 Courses, Elementary
577 Courses, Mechanical, N.E.C.
586 Courses, Metalwork, N.E.C.
915 Courses, Other Institutional, N.E.C.
452 Courses, Secondary
426 Court Reporting
632 Crafts and Trades, N.E.C.
629 Crane Operator
431 Culture, Beauty
581 Cupola Tending, Foundry
432 Custodial Service
914 Custodian Engineer Training
432 Custodian, School
624 Cutting, Glove
610 Cutting, Hand or Machine, Shoe
521 Cutting, Hand, Stone
564 Cutting, Meat
590 Cylinder Press Operation
562 Dairying
911 Dairy Farmhand
911 Dairy Farming
562 Dairy Products, General
562 Dairy Products, Processing of
332 Dancing, Ballet
424 Data Processing
424 Data Programming
322 Decorating and Painting
322 Decorating and Window Display
322 Decorating, Interior
632 Deep Sea Diving
581 Deep Sea Welding
313 Dental Aide
313 Dental Assistant
313 Dental Mechanics
610 Design and Patternmaking, Shoe
328 Design, Ceramic
325 Design, Clothing
325 Design, Costume
325 Design, Fashion
325 Design, Flatware
322 Design, Floral
325 Design, Furniture
325 Design, Industrial
325 Design, Jewelry
325 Design, Memorial Stonework
325 Design, N.E.C.
325 Design, Pattern
328 Design, Pottery
322 Design, Scenery
321 Design, Sign
320 Design, Tool and Die
584 Diemaking
572 Diesel and Gas Engines, N.E.C.
572 Diesel Mechanics and Repairmen
438 Director, Camp
334 Disc Jockeys
437 Dispatcher, Airlines
322 Display, Window
632 Diving, Deep Sea
438 Domestic and Personal Services, N.E.C.
561 Dough Mixer
323 Drafting
323 Drafting, Aeronautical
323 Drafting, Architectural
323 Drafting, Commercial
323 Drafting, Construction
323 Drafting, Electrical
323 Drafting, Electronic
323 Drafting, Map
323 Drafting, Marine
323 Drafting, Mechanical
331 Drama, Radio
331 Dramatic Reader
432 Drapery Installation
530 Dressmaking
530 Dressmaking, Tailoring and Weaving
584 Drill Press Operation
577 Drilling, Machine, General
622 Drilling, Rotary
629 Driver Training, Truck
622 Drugs, Manufacture
434 Drycleaning
627 Dyeing, Textiles
586 Electric Furnace Operation
540 Electric and Household Appliance Repair
629 Electric Truck Operation
581 Electric Welding
311 Electrical and Electronic Fundamentals
540 Electrical Appliance Manufacture
540 Electrical Appliance Repairmen
540 Electrical Course, N.E.C.
S40 Electrical Courses, Aircraft
540 Electrical Courses, Ship
323 Electrical Drafting
312 Electrical Engineering Technicians
540 Electrical Equipment Maintenance
540 Electrical Equipment Repair
540 Electrical Machine Manufacture
540 Electrical Meter Repair
540 Electrical Motor Repair
540 Electrical Service and Repair
540 Electrical Trades, N.E.C.
540 Electricians
554 Electricity, Radio, Aircraft
554 Electricity, Radio, Ship
311 Electron Tubes and Circuits
551 Electronics Assembly and Installation
552 Electronics Operation
424 Electronic Business Machine Operation
323 Electronic Drafting
553 Electronic Mechanics and Repairmen
311 Electronic Technicians
554 Electronic Trades, N.E.C.
586 Electroplating
313 Electrotherapy
552 Electrotype Operation
451 Elementary Courses
577 Elevator Installation
577 Elevator Repair
913 Embalming
913 Embalming and Undertaking
584 Engine Lathe Operator
576 Engine Mechanics, Aircraft
571 Engine Mechanics, Hydromatic
914 Engineer, Hoisting
914 Engineer, Power Station
510 Engineer, Refrigeration
914 Engineer, Stationary
510 Engineer, Ventilating
912 Engineering, Marine
312 Engineering Technicians, Aeronautical
312 Engineering Technicians, Civil
312 Engineering Technicians, Electrical
312 Engineering Technicians, Industrial
312 Engineering Technicians, Mechanical
312 Engineering Technicians, N.E.C.
582 Engraving, Hand and Machine
582 Engraving, Jewelry
582 Engraving-Machine Operation, General
582 Engraving-Machine Operator, Textiles
590 Engraving, Printing
582 Engraving, Rubber
425 Estimating, Printing and Publishing
915 Estimating, Specification
425 Expeditor Clerk
432 Exterminator, Insect
622 Fabricated Plastic Products
530 Fabricated Textile Products, N.E.C.
312 Factory Layout (Industrial
Engineering Technician)
577 Factory Maintenance Man
428 Farm and Garden Supplies, Salesmanship
911 Farmhand, Animal
911 Farmhand, Animal or Livestock
911 Farmhand, Dairy
911 Farmhand, Livestock
911 Farm Management
577 Farm Mechanics
577 Farm Mechanics and Machinery
911 Farming, Animal
911 Farming, Dairy
911 Farming, Fruit
911 Farming, Fur
911 Farming, Livestock
325 Fashion Design
571 Fender and Body Repair, Auto
911 Fieldman, Dairy
425 Filing
577 Filling Machine, Can, Jar, etc.
577 Filter Plant Operator, Water
586 Final Assembler, Aircraft
425 Financial Institution Clerk
436 Fingerprint Classification
623 Finishing and Polishing, Glass
436 Fireman Training
436 Fire Protection
577 Firing, Boiler, N.E.C.
436 Fish or Game Warden Training
911 Fishery
581 Flame Cutting and Welding
325 Flatware Design
341 Flight, Advanced
344 Flight Instructor Course
347 Flight Training, N.E.C.
526 Floor Laying, Composition
523 Floor Laying, Wood
428 Floor Management, Retail
523 Floor Sanding
322 Floral Design
428 Flowers, Salesmanship
561 Food Preserving and Packing
561 Food Processing, Preserving and Packing
565 Food Products
428 Foodstuff, Salesmanship
565 Food Trades
581 Forging, Metalwork
581 Forgeman or Blacksmith, N.E.C.
581 Forging Press Operation
581 Foundry Work
625 Framing, Picture
425 Freight Traffic Agent
911 Fruit Farmhand
911 Fruit Farming
530 Fur Cutting and Making
911 Fur Farming
530 Fur Goods, Production
625 Furniture Assembly
325 Furniture Design
524 Furniture Finish, Painting
625 Furniture Manufacture
428 Furniture, Salesmanship
572 Gas and Diesel Engines, N.E.C.
577 Gas Maintenance
622 Gas Producing
581 Gas Welding
583 Gemology
911 General Agriculture
425 General Industry Clerk
425 General Office Clerk
425 General Office Practice
335 General Theater
623 Glass Bending
623 Glassblowing and Forming
623 Glass Bottle Manufacture
623 Glass Finishing
526 Glass Installation
623 Glass Polishing
623 Glass Products, N.E.C.
343 Glider Training
624 Glove Cutting
622 Gluemaking
583 Goldsmithing
626 Goods, Paper
915 Government Service, Postal
563 Grain Processing and Packing
563 Grain Mill Products
911 Greenhouse Worker
584 Grinding-Machine Operation
577 Gunsmith Course
581 Hammersmith, Machine
582 Hand Engraving
321 Hand Etching
590 Hand Typesetting
314 Handwriting Analysis
428 Hardware, Salesmanship
624 Harness making
530 Hat Finishing
584 Header Setup Operation, Die Setting
577 Heating Equipment Mechanics
572 Heavy Equipment Mechanics
and Repairmen
629 Heavy Equipment Operation
911 Herdsman
452 High School Studies, N.E.C.
914 Hoisting Engineer
584 Honing or Lapping Machine Operation
435 Hospital Attendants or Aides
435 Hospital or Medical Services
435 Hospital Services
433 Hotel and Motel Training
433 Hotel and Restaurant Service, N.E.C.
433 Hotel and Restaurant Stewardship
433 Hotel Housekeeper Course
433 Hotel Management
526 Housebuilder
432 Household Service
433 Housekeeper, Hotel Course
540 Housewiring
571 Hydromatic Engine Mechanics
321 Illustration, Technical
632 Industrial Courses, N.E.C.
320 Industrial Design
312 Industrial Engineering Technicians
622 Inkmaking
432 Insect Extermination
575 Inspecting, Optical Goods
624 Inspecting or Checking,
Leather Manufacture
573 Inspector, Airbrake
576 Inspector, Airplane
573 Inspector, Car, Railroad
573 Inspector, Railroad
436 Inspector, Safety
435 Inspector, Sanitary
551 Installation, Radar
551 Installation, Telephone and Telegraph
551 Installation, Television
915 Institutional Courses, Other, N.E.C.
344 Instructor Course, Flight
329 Instrument Man, Surveying
632 Instrument Manufacturing, Musical
576 Instrument Mechanic, Aircraft
345 Instrument Rating Course
577 Instrument Repair, Musical
526 Insulation
427 Insurance
427 Insurance Appraising
425 Insurance Clerk
322 Interior Decorating
425 Inventory Clerk
586 Ironworking Ornamental
586 Ironworking, Shop
432 Janitor
432 Janitor Service
583 Jewelry
325 Jewelry Design
583 Jewelry and Watch Repair
583 Jewelry Casting
583 Jewelry Diemaking
582 Jewelry Engraving
583 Jewelry Finish
583 Jewelry Making, N.E.C.
583 Jewelry Making and Repair, N.E.C.
583 Jewelry Spinning
584 Job Setter, Machine Shop
334 Jockeys, Disc
421 Junior Accounting
632 Kiln Operation, Pottery
625 Kiln Operation, Wood
625 Kiln Tending, Furniture
627 Knitting Machine Operation
324 Laboratory, Photographic
313 Laboratory Technician, Medica
314 Laboratory Technician, N.E.C.
313 Laboratory Technician,
Oxygen Therapy Equipment
313 Laboratory Technician, Pharmaceutical
313 Laboratory Technician, X-Ray
320 Landscaping
584 Lapping or Honing Machine Operation
610 Last Repair, Shoe
610 Lasting, Hand, Shoe
610 Lasting, Machine, Shoe
434 Laundry
434 Laundry and Drycleaning
315 Law Clerk
436 Law Enforcement
432 Laying Carpets or Linoleum
526 Laying Floors, Composition
523 Laying Floors, Wood
312 Layout, Factory (Industrial
Engineering Technician)
632 Layout, Signs
622 Leaseman, Petroleum
624 Leather and Leather Products
624 Leather Graining
624 Leather Manufacture,
Inspecting or Checking
315 Legal Technician
575 Lens, Contact, Molding
575 Lens Grinding
554 Linemen, Power
432 Linoleum Laying
590 Linotype Operation
590 Lithograph Press Operation
590 Lithograph Printing
911 Livestock Farming
586 Locker Assembly
577 Locksmith Course
627 Loom Fixing
428 Lumber and Building
Supply, Sales Management
625 Lumber and Lumber Products
625 Lumber Trade, N.E.C.
563 Macaroni and Related Products
577 Machine Adjusting, Miscellaneous
584 Machine Assembly, General
577 Machine Drilling, General
582 Machine Engraving
584 Machine Layout
540 Machine Manufacture, Electrical
424 Machine Operation, Business or Electronic
324 Machine Operation, Photographic
584 Machine Shop
590 Machine Type Casting
577 Machinery Oiling
584 Machinists
540 Magnet Winding
425 Mail Clerk (Clerical)
577 Maintenance, Building
577 Maintenance, Factory
577 Maintenance, Gas
577 Maintenance Mechanic, General
437 Management, Airport
433 Management, Cafeteria
429 Management, Credit and Collection
911 Management, Farm
433 Management, Hotel
428 Management, Merchandise
433 Management, Restaurant
428 Management, Retail Stores
428 Management, Sales and Distribution
428 Management, Sales, N.E.C.
438 Management, Service, N.E.C.
436 Management, Traffic
431 Manicuring
622 Manufacture of Drugs and
Cosmetics, N.E.C.
632 Manufacturing, Miscellaneous, N.E.C.
627 Manufacturing, Textile
628 Manufacturing, Tobacco
323 Map Drafting
565 Marine Cook
323 Marine Drafting
912 Marine Engineering and Navigation
552 Marine Radio Operation
428 Marketing
521 Masonry, Brick
526 Masonry, General
521 Masonry, Stone
313 Massage
425 Material Clerk
423 Mathematics, Business
564 Meat Cutting
564 Meat Dressing
564 Meat Processing and Packing
564 Meat Stuffing, Sausage
320 Mechanical Arts, N.E.C.
577 Mechanical Courses, N.E.C.
313 Mechanical Dentistry
323 Mechanical Drafting
312 Mechanical Engineering Technicians
571 Mechanic Helper, Automobile
576 Mechanics, Aircraft Engine
576 Mechanics, Aircraft
576 Mechanics, Aircraft Instrument
577 Mechanics and Repair, N.E.C.
571 Mechanics and Repairmen, Automobile
572 Mechanics and Repairmen, Diesel
572 Mechanics and Repairmen,
Heavy Equipment
571 Mechanics and Repairmen, Motor Vehicle
553 Mechanics and Repairmen,
Other Communications
573 Mechanics and Repairmen, Railroad
313 Mechanics, Dental
572 Mechanics, Diesel and Gas Engines
577 Mechanics, Farm
577 Mechanics, Heating Equipment
577 Mechanics, Maintenance, General
575 Mechanics, Optical
577 Mechanics, Precision Instrument
572 Mechanics, Tractor
572 Mechanics, Truck
313 Medical Records Technician
313 Medical and Related Technicians
435 Medical Services
428 Medical Supplies, Salesmanship
586 Metalwork Courses, N.E.C.
586 Metalwork, Aircraft
586 Metalwork, Ship
586 Metalwork, Structural and
Ornamental, N.E.C.
540 Meter Repair, Electrical
562 Milk Processing
530 Millinery
325 Millinery, Design
584 Milling Machine Operation
521 Millroom Man, Brick and Tile
577 Millwright Machine
632 Miscellaneous Manufacturing, N.E.C.
577 Miscellaneous Repair
335 Modeling, Photographic
586 Modelmaking, Patternmaking
(except paper)
632 Moldmaking (Clay)
581 Molding, Foundry
523 Molding or Planing, Carpentry
590 Monotype Operation
913 Mortuary Science
433 Motel and Hotel Training
335 Motion Picture Production
324 Motion Picture Projection
577 Motorcycle Repair
526 Motor Grader Operation
540 Motor Repair, Electrical
571 Motor Vehicle Mechanics and Repairmen
428 Motor Vehicles and Supplies, Salesmanship
346 Multiengine Class Rating Course
632 Musical Instrument Manufacture
577 Musical Instrument Repair
333 Musicians
912 Navigation, Marine
912 Navigation and Seamanship, N.E.C.
540 Neon Sign Service
627 Netmaking
314 News Correspondent
324 Newspaper Photography
911 Nurseryman
435 Nursing, Practical
425 Office Clerk
42S Office Practice
424 Office Machine Operation
577 Office Machine Service or Repair
429 Office Management, N.E.C.
590 Offset Press Operation
577 Oiling Machinery
629 Operation, Heavy Equipment
530 Operation, Sewing Machine
437 Operator, Airport Control Tower
311 Operation, Control Room
914 Operating Engineer, N.E.C.
540 Operators, Substation
575 Optical Goods Inspector
623 Optical Goods Manufacture
575 Optical Mechanics
313 Optician
632 Organ Tuning
584 Ornamental and Structural Metal
Work, N.E.C.
584 Ornamental Iron-Template Makin
584 Ornamental Iron Working
314 Other Courses, Technical, N.E.C.
915 Other Institutional Courses, N.E.C.
438 Other Services, N.E.C.
565 Packing and Processing, Food
563 Packing and Processing, Grain
564 Packing and Processing, Meat
622 Paint Mixing
622 Paint Production
524 Painter, Brush
524 Painter, Spray
524 Painting, Aircraft
524 Painting, Auto
322 Painting and Decorating
524 Painting, Furniture Finish
524 Painting, N.E.C., Construction
524 Painting, Ship
321 Painting, Sign
590 Pantograph Machine Operation
626 Paper and Paper Goods
626 Paper and Pulp Production
626 Paper Box Manufacture
626 Paper Goods Manufacture
524 Paper Hanging
437 Passenger Agent, Airline
586 Patternmaking and
Modelmaking (except paper)
325 Pattern Design
581 Pattern Layout, Foundry
627 Patternmaking, Textile
423 Paymaster
551 PBX Installer
436 Peace Officer Training
335 Performing Arts, N.E.C.
438 Personal Service, N.E.C.
622 Petroleum, N.E.C.
622 Petroleum and Coal Products
622 Petroleum Leaseman
622 Petroleum Process Laborer
622 Petroleum Refining
622 Petroleum Refining, Testing
313 Pharmaceutical Laboratory Technique
551 Phonograph and Radio Manufacture
590 Photocomposing Machine Operator
590 Photo Engraving
324 Photographic Laboratory
324 Photographic Machine Operation
335 Photographic Modeling
324 Photography
324 Photography, Aerial
324 Photography, Commercial
324 Photography, Newspaper
324 Photostat Operation
632 Piano Tuning
625 Picture Framing
526 Pile Driver Operation
341 Pilot, Commercial
342 Pilot Training, Airline Transport
525 Pipefitting
584 Planer Operator, Machine
523 Planning or Molding, Carpentry
521 Plastering
622 Plastic Products, Fabricated
622 Plastics, N.E.C.
590 Platen Press Operation
525 Plumbing
525 Plumbing and Pipefitting
436 Policeman
586 Polishing and Buffing, Metal Work
623 Polishing and Finishing, Glass
521 Polishing, Stone
915 Post Office Clerk
915 Postal, Government Service
915 Postman
328 Pottery Design
632 Pottery Forming
632 Pottery, Kiln Operation
911 Poultry Expert
540 Power Laborer
554 Power Lineman
629 Power Shovel Operation
914 Power Station Engineer
540 Power Substation Operator
435 Practical Nursing
577 Precision Instrument Mechanics
427 Preparatory for Brokerage Examinations
561 Preserving and Canning
561 Preserving, Food Trades
590 Press Feeding
590 Pressman, Printing, N.E.C.
590 Printing, N.E.C.
428 Printing Equipment and Supplies,
Salesmanship
425 Printing or Publishing Clerk
590 Printing Pressman, N.E.C.
590 Printing Process Laborer
428 Printing, Salesmanship
436 Probation Officer
563 Processing and Packing, Grain
622 Process Labor, Petroleum
590 Process Laborer, Printing
429 Production Management
530 Production of Fur Goods
335 Production of Motion Pictures
622 Products, Chemical
623 Products, Glass
624 Products, Leather
625 Products, Lumber
334 Program Production, Radio
424 Programming, Data
324 Projection, Motion Picture
632 Prosthetic Appliance Manufacture
436 Protection, Fire
436 Protective Services
422 Public Relations
590 Publishing
626 Pulp Production, Paper
585 Punch Press Operation
428 Purchasing Agent
551 Radar Assembly
551 Radar Assembly and Installation
552 Radar Operation
551 Radar Installation
571 Radiator Repair, Auto
551 Radio and Phonograph Manufacture
311 Radio and/or Television Engineering
(Electronics Technician)
553 Radio and/or Television Mechanics
334 Radio Announcers
551 Radio Assembly and Installation
428 Radio Broadcast Service, Salesmanship
334 Radio Broadcast Technique
334 Radio Continuity Writing
334 Radio Drama
554 Radio Electricity, Aircraft
554 Radio Electricity, Ship
311 Radio Engineering
(Electronic Technicians)
551 Radio Installation
553 Radio Mechanics
552 Radio Operation
552 Radio Operation Marine
334 Radio Program Production
553 Radio Repairmen
552 Radio Telegraph Operation
573 Railroad Inspector
573 Railroad Mechanics and Repairmen
425 Railroad Schedulemaker
425 Railroad Station Agent
552 Railroad Telegraph Operation
345 Rating Course, Instrument
346 Rating Course, Multiengine
622 Rayon Spinning
331 Reader, Dramatic
427 Real Estate
427 Real Estate Appraising
427 Real Estate Brokers
427 Real Estate and Insurance
427 Real Estate Management
428 Real Estate Salesmanship
313 Records Technician, Medical
438 Recreation Executive
627 Reedmaking
622 Refining, Petroleum
510 Refrigeration
510 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning
510 Refrigeration Service
422 Relations, Public
915 Religious Institute Study
577 Repair, Camera
577 Repair, Elevator
577 Repair, Miscellaneous
610 Repair, Shoe
583 Repair, Watch and Jewelry
540 Repairmen, Electrical Appliance
572 Repairmen for Heavy Equipment
573 Repairmen, Railroad
553 Repeater Technician, Telephone
334 Reporter, News Radio
314 Reporter, Newspaper
426 Reporting, Court
433 Restaurant Management
428 Retailing
428 Retail Apparel Sales Management
428 Retail Store Management
521 Rigger, Cement Construction
576 Rigging, Airplane
521 Rock Drilling, Slate
526 Roofing Work
622 Rotary Drilling
590 Rotogravure Process
425 Route Supervisor
622 Rubber Compounding (Tire)
582 Rubber Engraving
622 Rubber Products, N.E.C.
622 Rubber Stampmaking
530 Rug Repair
624 Saddlemaking
436 Safety Inspector
428 Sales and Distribution Management
428 Sales Clerk
428 Sales Management, Automotive Retail
428 Sales Management, Lumber and
Building Supply
428 Sales Management, Retail Apparel
428 Sales Management, Sales and Distribution
428 Sales Management, Wholesale
428 Salesmanship (All Subjects)
428 Sales Promotion
521 Sandblasting, Stonework
523 Sanding, Construction
435 Sanitary Inspector
564 Sausage Stuffing
584 Saw Filing
523 Sawyer, Construction
322 Scenery Design
425 Schedule Clerk
425 Schedulemaker, Railroad
432 School Custodian
913 Science, Mortuary
912 Seamanship, N.E.C.
452 Secondary Courses
432 Service, Custodial
426 Secretarial
911 Seed Sorting
540 Service and Repair, Electrical
432 Service, Household
432 Service, Janitor
429 Service, Management
435 Services, Hospital
435 Services, Medical
438 Services, Other, N.E.C.
436 Services, Protective
530 Sewing Machine Operation
610 Sewing or Stitching Machine, Shoe
432 Sexton
561 Shaping or Forming, Bakery
523 Shaping or Carving, Carpentry
585 Sheetmetal Working
585 Sheet or Bar Rolling
523 Ship Carpentry
540 Ship Electrical Courses
586 Ship Metalwork
524 Ship Painting
525 Ship Plumbing and Pipefitting
554 Ship Radio Electricity
610 Shoe Cleaning and Finishing
610 Shoe Cutting, Hand
610 Shoe Cutting, Machine
610 Shoe Design and Patternmaking
610 Shoe Lasting, Hand
610 Shoe Lasting, Machine
610 Shoemaking and Repair
610 Shoe Trimmer
622 Shooter, Petroleum
584 Shop, Machine
428 Shopper
335 Showman
321 Sign Design
321 Sign Painting
540 Sign Service, Neon
321 Signwriting, Hand
632 Signs, Layout
911 Silkworm, Breeding
583 Silversmithing
521 Slate, Rock Drilling
586 Small Parts Assembly
622 Soapmaking
581 Soldering
999 Special Program, Chapter 35
583 Spinning, Jewelry
622 Spinning, Rayon
627 Spinning, Textile
428 Sporting Goods, Salesmanship
524 Spray Painting
523 Stage Carpentry
425 Station Agent, Railroad
914 Stationary Boiler Firing
914 Stationary Engineer
425 Statistical Clerk
525 Steamfitting
586 Steelworking, Structural
426 Stenography
426 Stenotypy
590 Stereotyping
433 Steward, Hotel or Restaurant
610 Stitching or Sewing Machine, Shoe
429 Stock or Bond Broker
428 Stock or Bond Salesmanship
425 Stock Clerk
425 Stockman Training, Supermarket
425 Stock Supervisor
632 Stone and Clay, N.E.C.
521 Stonecutting, Hand
521 Stone Masonry
521 Stone Polishing
521 Stone Work, Sand Blasting
540 Storage Battery Repair
428 Store Management, Retail
586 Structural and Ornamental Metal Work
586 Structural Steel Working
564 Stuffing, Sausage
540 Substation Operators
425 Supermarket Cashiering
425 Supermarket Stockman Training
429 Supervision, Building
329 Surveying
329 Surveying, Chainman, Rodman
329 Surveying, Instrument Man
540 Switching
540 Switching and Substation Operators
424 Tabulating Machine Operation
314 Technical Courses, Other, N.E C.
321 Technical Illustration
311 Technicians Electronic
312 Technicians, Engineering, N.E.C.
315 Technician, Legal
313 Technician, Medical Records
313 Technician, X-ray
334 Technicians, Radio Broadcast
424 Technology, Computer
530 Tailoring
530 Tailoring, Dressmaking and Weaving
584 Tapping or Threading Machine, Drill Press
421 Tax Accounting
551 Telegraph Assembly and Installation
552 Telegraph Operation
424 Telegraphic Typewriter Operation
551 Telephone Assembly and Installation
553 Telephone Mechanics and Repairmen
551 Telephone Installation
552 Telephone Operation
551 Television Assembly and Installation
311 Television Engineering
551 Television Installation
553 Television Mechanics and Repairmen
552 Television Operation
586 Templatemaking, Ornamental Iron
622 Testing, Petroleum Refining
530 Textile Cutting, Hand
530 Textile Cutting, Machine
627 Textile Dyeing
530 Textile Fabricated Products, N.E.C.
627 Textile Manufacturing
627 Textile Patternmaking
335 Theater, General
429 Theater Management
313 Therapy, Occupational
313 Therapy, Physical
521 Tilesetting
585 Tinsmithing
622 Tire Building
622 Tire Curing
622 Tire Finish and Repair
628 Tobacco Manufacturing
628 Tobacco Products, N.E.C.
584 Tool and Die Making
584 Tool Filing Occupations
584 Tool Grinding, Shop
323 Topographical Drafting
632 Toy Manufacture
572 Tractor Mechanic
632 Trades and Crafts, N.E.C.
632 Trades and Industrial Courses, N.E.C.
540 Trades, Electrical
554 Trades, Electronic
565 Trades, Food
436 Traffic Management
425 Traffic Rate Clerk
342 Training, Airline Transport Pilot
914 Training, Custodian Engineer
347 Training, Flight, N.E.C.
343 Training, Glider
433 Training, Hotel and Motel
436 Training, Peace Officer
629 Training, Truckdriver
342 Transport Pilot Training, Airline
423 Treasurer
610 Trimming, Boot and Shoe
629 Truckdriver Training
572 Truck Mechanics
581 Tumbler Operation, Foundry
526 Tunnel Building
584 Turret Lathe Operation
590 Typecasting, Machine
590 Typesetting
590 Typesetting, Hand
425 Typing
913 Undertaking
581 Underwater Welding
427 Underwriter, Insurance
631 Upholstering
554 Utilities and Communication
622 Varnishmaking
632 Venetian Blind Assembly
510 Ventilating Engineer
333 Voice (Music)
438 Waiter
438 Waitress
436 Warden, Fish or Game
627 Warping and Beaming Occupations
577 Washing Machine Repair
583 Watchmaking
583 Watch Repair
577 Water-Softening Service
629 Water Transportation
530 Weaving
590 Webb Press Operation
425 Weigher Clerk
581 Welding and Flame Cutting, N.E.C.
581 Welding, Acetylene
581 Welding, Combination
581 Welding, Electric
581 Welding, Gas
581 Welding, Underwater and Deep Sea
581 Welders
438 Welfare Work
915 West Point Preparatory
428 Wholesaling
431 Wigmaking
627 Winder Operation, Textiles
322 Window Display
322 Window Dressing
540 Wire and Cable, Miscellaneous
586 Wire and Wire Products
540 Wiring, House
625 Wood and Wood Products, N.E.C.
625 Wooden Box Manufacture
625 Wooden Lastmaking
523 Woodworking
523 Woodworking-Machine Operation
581 Work, Foundry
585 Working, Sheetmetal
335 Writing, Play
334 Writing, Radio Continuity
540 X-ray Machine Service and Repair
313 X-Ray Technician
429 Zoo Management
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