Academic Credential Form

The Academic Credential (Acad Credential) form is a single-row form used to enter any of the client's previous college information. This form is also used to enter the client's parent's academic career.  There can be more then one Acad Credential form linked to a client.

 

Navigating to Form

The client's or parent's Person form must be created or navigated to in order to open the client's Acad Credential form.

 

Adding Information

The following describes the fields for entering the client's academic credentials information.  If the client attended more than one college or other institution, use the New link to create another form.

  1. College/Institution.  Select, from the drop-down list, the name of the college or institution that the client previously attended.

    Attention: 
    This is a required field.

    Note:  
    See Navigating Drop-Down Lists.

     
  2. Credential Type.  Select, from the drop-down list, the type of credential received from this college/institution.

    Attention:  This is a required field.

     
  3. Date Credential Conferred.  If applicable, enter the client's graduation date.

    Note:  See LOV (Calendar) and Eraser.

     
  4. Credential Description.  Select, from the drop-down list, the description of the credential conferred.

     
  5. Date Attended From.  Enter the date the client began attending the college/institution.

     
  6. Date Attended To.  Enter the date that the client stopped attending the college/institution.

     
  7. GPA.  If applicable, enter the client's GPA achieved at the college/institution.

     
  8. Comments.  Enter any additional comments relevant to the client's academic credentials.

    Suggestion:  See Pencil.

     
  9. Add Record.  Click on Add Record when all of the fields are correct.

 

Related Items

Navigating Client Information Services (CIS)

Client Information Services Overview

Person Search

Organization Search

Data Entry in CIS

Entering Client Information

Person Form

Entering Parent Information