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February 12, 2001 M22-4, Part IIChange 11

CONTENTS

CHAPTER 9. CODE TABLES

SUBCHAPTER I. GENERAL CODES

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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]

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CHAPTER 9. CODE TABLES - CONTINUED

SUBCHAPTER I. GENERAL CODES - CONTINUED

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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

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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

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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 ServiceA(Army) ArmyN(Navy) NavyM Marine CorpsCG Coast GuardPHS U.S. Public Health ServiceAF Air ForceWAC Women's Army CorpsNOAA 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 ArmyAR Army Reserve

ARNG Army National GuardB Navy Navy

NR Navy ReserveC M Marine Corps

MCR Marine Corps ReserveD CG or USCG Coast Guard

CGR Coast Guard ReservePHS PHS U.S. Public Health Service

F AF Air ForceAFR Air Force ReserveANG Air National Guard

NOAA Coast and Geodetic Survey, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

(formerly ESSA)

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c. The following codes apply in chapter 1606 claims:

[BDN Code ServiceAR Army Reserve

ARNG Army National GuardNR Navy Reserve

MCR Marine Corps ReserveCGR Coast Guard ReserveAFR Air Force ReserveARG 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 Description1 Under 182 Attending school3 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] Description00 V-Veteran10 V-W (Spouse) 20 V-W-F (Father)11 V-W-1C 21 V-W-F-1C12 V-W-2C 22 V-W-F-2C13 V-W-3C 23 V-W-F-3C14 V-W-4C 24 V-W-F-4C15 V-W-5C 25 V-W-F-5C16 V-W-6C 26 V-W-F-6C17 V-W-7C 27 V-W-F-7C18 V-W-8C 28 V-W-F-8C19 V-W-9C 29 V-W-F-9C30 V-W-M (Mother) 40 V-W-2P (Both Parents)31 V-W-M-1C 41 V-W-2P-1C32 V-W-M-2C 42 V-W-2P-2C33 V-W-M-3C 43 V-W-2P-3C34 V-W-M-4C 44 V-W-2P-4C35 V-W-M-5C 45 V-W-2P-5C36 V-W-M-6C 46 V-W-2P-6C37 V-W-M-7C 47 V-W-2P-7C38 V-W-M-8C 48 V-W-2P-8C39 V-W-M-9C 49 V-W-2P-9C

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[Code] Description [Code] Description50 V-F (Father) 60 V-M (Mother)51 V-F-1C 61 V-M-1C52 V-F-2C 62 V-M-2C53 V-F-3C 63 V-M-3C54 V-F-4C 64 V-M-4C55 V-F-5C 65 V-M-5C56 V-F-6C 66 V-M-6C57 V-F-7C 67 V-M-7C58 V-F-8C 68 V-M-8C59 V-F-9C 69 V-M-9C70 V-2P (Both Parents) 80 V-C (Child)71 V-2P-1C 81 V-1C72 V-2P-2C 82 V-2C73 V-2P-3C 83 V-3C74 V-2P-4C 84 V-4C75 V-2P-5C 85 V-5C76 V-2P-6C 86 V-6C77 V-2P-7C 87 V-7C78 V-2P-8C 88 V-8C79 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 Description00 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:

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Code Semester Hours Quarter Hours12 1-29 1-4413 30-59 45-8914 60-89 90-13415 90-119 135-17916 120-149 180-22417 150 or more 225 or more20 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 Description0 12 years of education, but no high school diploma1 Elementary or junior high school2 High School Diploma3 GED (General Education Development)4 Completion of an occupational program5 Attendance at an occupational program6 High school attendance, no diplomaA Completion of GECLEP (General Examination College Level

Entrance Program) by USAFI (US Armed Forces Institute)D Completion of junior college or technical schoolG Completion of 3-year hospital school nursing programK Completion of 4-year college other than professional degreeN Completion of master's degreeR 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 Description0 No entitlement charge1 1/4 time2 1/2 time3 3/4 time4 Full time

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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 81Chapter 35--PL 88-361 82Chapter 35--Surviving Spouse 85Chapter 35--Spouse 88Chapter 35--Spouse of POW 89Chapter 35--Child of POW 80Chapter 35--Orphan (Pesos VA Regional Office Manila only)

94

Chapter 35--PL 88-361 (Pesos VA Regional Office Manila only)

98

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 51Chapter 32/903--Serviceperson 55

e. Section 901 Entitlement Code Table


Section 901--Veteran 91Section 901--Serviceperson 95

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f. Chapter 30 Entitlement Code Table


Chapter 30--Veteran 41Chapter 30--Serviceperson 41

[g. Chapter 1606 Entitlement Code Table


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) Description1 Public2 Private profit3 Private nonprofit

Second Digit Code (Type of Facility)

Description

1 University, college, professional or technological2 Hospital3 Teachers college4 Junior college5 Technical--NCD6 Business--NCD7 Secondary or elementary--NCD8 Vocational or trade--NCD9 Individual instructor--NCD0 On-the-job business establishment--NCD

Third through Sixth Digit Code (Name of Facility) Assigned by ELR

Seventh and Eighth Digit Code (Location of Facility)

State Code (See par. 9.20a.)

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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 MESSAGEA VETERAN IS RECEIVING CH31 BENEFITSB CLAIMANT IS INCARCERATEDC CLAIMANT IS NON-MATRICULATEDD WORK-STUDY STUDENTE TEMPORARY FOLDER HAS BEEN ESTABLISHEDF MITIGATING CIRCUMSTANCES REQUESTEDG BENEFIT GRANTED IN ERRORH CREDIT FOR PREVIOUS TRAINING REQUESTEDI A DEPENDENCY CHANGE IS PENDINGJ INCOMPLETE GRADE ASSIGNED TO CLAIMANTK CLAIMANT HAS ADD'L RESTORED ENTITLEMENTL CLAIMANT IS IN RECEIPT OF CHAMPVAM CLAIMANT HAS ADDITIONAL FILE NUMBERN CLAIMANT HAS AN OUT-OF-SYSTEM A/RP CLAIMANT HAS A LOAN DEFAULTQ CH35 ELIGIBILITY TERMINATEDR DEDUCTION AGREEMENT FOR CURRENT AWARDS CLAIMANT TERMINATED FOR UNSATISFACTORY PROGRESST AWARD INCLUDES SCHOOL CHILD OVER AGE 18[V OUT-OF-SYSTEM AWARD (HINES - CH32 ONLY)]W 6-CREDIT EXCLUSION GRANTEDY CLAIM MUST BE PROCESSED WITH FOLDERZ 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].

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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 903Payee # Person Entitled

00 Veteran, serviceperson or reservist

NOTE: Operators do not use the suffix 00 on folders or letters.

Chapter 35Payee # Person Entitled Use Suffix

10 Spouse or Surviving Spouse W41 First Child A42 Second Child B43 Third Child C44 Fourth Child D45 Fifth Child E46 Sixth Child F47 Seventh Child G48 Eighth Child H49 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.

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Numeric Code [BDN] Code Description0 NONE None1 CH31 WWII Chapter 31--WWII2 CH31 KC Chapter 31--Korean Conflict3 CH31 PTE Chapter 31--Peacetime4 PL346 WWII PL 78-346--WWII5 CH33 KC Former Chapter 33--Korean Conflict6 CH35 Chapter 357 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. 30/32/35)

X

**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.

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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. 30)

X

**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, character is not honorable.

X

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, dependent child marries.]

X

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 of dependent.) [ ]

X

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.


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Code Description Denial Chg Begin End Other24 Child reached 18 (ch. 30) X

25 Child over 18 terminates school or reaches age 23 (ch. 30)

X

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 file copy of [BDN]-generated award print

X

30 Election of VA or other benefit or change of VA benefit. For chapter 30, system generated rate change when 1/2 the chapter 34 rate is discontinued (i.e., when ch. 34 entitlement is exhausted).

X

31 Change of payee (to be included in consolidated or separate award or in surviving spouse's award) or suspended pending recognition of fiduciary, or to pay child direct at majority

X

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.


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Code Description Denial Chg Begin End Other63 Interrupted--delinquent certification X

64 Voluntary withdrawal at other than end of term

X

65 Entitlement exhausted X

**65A No remaining chapter 34 Entitlement (ch. 30)

X

66 Delimiting date reached [ ] X

67 Current course completed X

68 Program objective completed (all chapters) or restorative training completed (ch. 35)

X

69 Not currently used (ch. 30) X

6V Ending date change reported by claimant (chs. 30 and [1606])

X

*6X Reentrance advance payment award X

6Z Adjusted ending date, minimal input (chs. 32 and 35)

X X

70 Training time change X

71 System-generated rate change (chs. 30 and 32)

X

72 Change in hours but not in training time [(chs. 30 & 1606)]

X

73 Mass ending date change (computer generated; not for use by Adjudication)

X

74 Change of program or course (see code 87 for change of program under ch. 30). [Chapters 30 & 1606 use] 74 to indicate the extending of the ending date of an existing award period.

X X



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Code Description Denial Chg Begin End Other75 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 on-the-job training

X

78 [Reimburse Flight Charges to DLC at 60% and Continue in Running Status. (Manual Processing - chs. 32 & 1606)]

X

[79 Reimburse Flight Charges to DLC at 60% and Terminate. (Manual Processing - chs. 32 & 1606)]

X

79 Course or school does not meet requirements (VA)

X

7V Training time change reported by claimant (chs. 30 and [1606])

X

7X,7Y,7Z

Training time change [Minimal Input (chs. 32 & 35)]

X

80 Course/school not approved, or approval withdrawn (State approving agency)

X

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 used).

X

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 confirmed or advance payment check returned (chs. 32 and 35). Operator entered code for delinquent certificate of delivery for [chapters 30 & 1606].

X

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Code Description Denial Chg Begin End Other89 Basic eligibility not established

(ch. 35)X

90 Computer substitute for blank or invalid codes

X

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 -computer generated - (not for field station use)

X

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 extended beyond delimiting date to end of term.)]

X



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9.15 RETURNED CHECK CODES

This code indicates the probable reason for the return of a check to the Treasury regional disbursing office.

Code Description1 Undeliverable--moved or unclaimed, no such city, wrong address,

whereabouts unknown2 Possible non entitlement, reportedly remarried3 Reportedly deceased5 Non entitlement or entitlement undetermined ([Returned by Payee,

or held by VA)]6 Possible non entitlement, other7 Advance payment returned[8 Courtesy Disbursement Hold Check9 Returned Courtesy Disbursement CheckA Check InterceptB 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 DescriptionF FemaleM Male

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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 Description0 None or not a factor1 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 discharge3 Veteran-one period of service less than 18 consecutive

months, more than 180 days9 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 Alabama02 02 Alaska03 04 Arizona04 05 Arkansas05 06 California06 08 Colorado07 09 Connecticut08 10 Delaware09 11 District of Columbia10 12 Florida11 13 Georgia12 16 Idaho13 17 Illinois14 18 Indiana15 19 Iowa

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16 20 Kansas17 21 Kentucky18 22 Louisiana19 23 Maine20 24 Maryland21 25 Massachusetts22 26 Michigan23 27 Minnesota24 28 Mississippi25 29 Missouri26 30 Montana27 31 Nebraska28 32 Nevada29 33 New Hampshire30 34 New Jersey31 35 New Mexico32 36 New York33 37 North Carolina34 38 North Dakota35 39 Ohio36 40 Oklahoma37 41 Oregon38 42 Pennsylvania39 44 Rhode Island40 45 South Carolina41 46 South Dakota42 47 Tennessee43 48 Texas44 49 Utah45 50 Vermont46 51 Virginia47 53 Washington48 54 West Virginia49 55 Wisconsin50 56 Wyoming51 United States

(state not given)61 61 Canal Zone62 Philippines63 72 Puerto Rico64 15 Hawaii65 78 Virgin Islands66 66 Guam67 Samoa68 Africa69 Asiatic Countries

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70 Australia71 Austria72 Azores73 Belgium74 British Isles75 Canada (except

Newfoundland76 Central American

Countries, Other77 East Indies78 Europe, Other

Countries of79 France80 Germany81 Greece82 Greenland83 Iceland84 Italy85 Japan86 Mexico87 Newfoundland88 Norway89 Panama90 Poland91 Rumania92 South American

Countries93 Sweden94 Taiwan95 Yugoslavia96 West Indies99 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.

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RO # Location RO # Location301 Boston, MA 339 Denver, CO304 Providence, RI 340 Albuquerque, NM306 New York, NY 341 Salt Lake City, UT307 Buffalo, NY 343 San Francisco, CA308 Hartford, CT 344 Los Angeles, CA309 Newark, NJ 345 Phoenix, AZ310 Philadelphia, PA - (RO&IC) 346 Seattle, WA311 Pittsburgh, PA 347 Boise, ID313 Baltimore, MD 348 Portland, OR314 Roanoke, VA 349 Waco, TX315 Huntington, WV 350 Little Rock, AR316 Atlanta, GA 351 Muskogee, OK317 St. Petersburg, FL 354 Reno, NV318 Winston-Salem, NC 355 San Juan, PR 319 Columbia, SC 358 Manila, Philippines320 Nashville, TN 362 Houston, TX321 New Orleans, LA [463] Anchorage, AK322 Montgomery, AL 372 Washington, DC323 Jackson, MS 373 Manchester, NH325 Cleveland, OH 377 San Diego, CA326 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, HI335 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 # Location101 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.

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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 Description0 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 Description1 Original2 Duplicate (not for input)3 Supplemental4 Temporary5 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 Description1 Chapter 313 Chapter 34 veteran (No longer used)4 Chapter 34 serviceperson (No longer used)5 Chapter 35 son or daughter--Death case7 Chapter 35 son or daughter--Live case8 Chapter 35 spouse9 Chapter 35 surviving spouse

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b. [BDN] indicates the type of claim by a legend on the MINQ screens.

LEGEND LEGENDCH 32 VETERAN CH 35 WIFE

CH 32 SVC PERSON CH 35 POW-SPOUSECH 35 ORPHAN CH 35 POW-CHILD

CH 35 CHILD CH 35 ORPHAN-MIACH 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--IHLS Semester hours--ordinary school year--IHLC Clock hours--NCDP Clock hours--vocational or technical--shop practice

predominates--NCDR 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 Receivable)

ACCT REC

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

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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 DescriptionA A-GRADUATE Graduate (chs. 30, 32, 35)B B-UNDERGRAD UndergraduateC C-NON DEG COLL Nondegree, college levelD 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 prior2 WWII WWII3 KC Korean conflict4 PTE Peacetime (other than post-

Korean)5 SAW Spanish-American War6 PKC Post-Korean conflict7 VE Vietnam era9 OTH Unknown (computer generated)

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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.]

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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 Arts032 Master of Sciences033 Master's Degree., N.E.C.041 Doctor of Philosophy042 Doctor's Degree, N.E.C. (Not M.D.)051 Postdoctoral, N.E.C. (Not M.D.)

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Business

060 Business and CommerceIncludes: Business Administration, Banking, Marketing, Advertising, Accounting, etc.

Engineering

070 EngineeringIncludes: 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: Journalism093 Fine Arts094 Foreign Languages095 Liberal Arts, N.E.C.096 Performing Arts include: Music, General Theater, and Radio and Television Arts097 Philosophy098 Theology

Law

100 Law (except prelaw)

Life Sciences

110 Agricultural SciencesInclude: Agronomy, Animal Dairy and Poultry Husbandry, Fisheries, Forestry, Horticulture, Range Management, Sods and Wildlife, etc.

120 Biological SciencesInclude: Anatomy, Bacteriology, Biochemistry, Biology, Biophysics, Botany, Entomology, Microbiology, Nutrition, Pathology, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Physiology, Zoology, Premedical, Predental, Preveterinary, etc.

131 Medicine and SurgeryInclude: Medical Students, Interns and Residents, but exclude Premedical

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Life Sciences-Continued132 Dentistry (D.D.S. and D.D.M. only-Not predental)133 Nursing134 Osteopathy 135 Pharmacy136 Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M. only-Not Preveterinary)137 Optometry138 Chiropody or Podiatry139 Physical Therapy141 Dental Hygiene142 Occupational Therapy143 Other Medical or Related Courses (exclude Technicians)

Mathematics

150 Mathematics and Statistics

Physical Sciences

161 Astronomy162 Chemistry163 Environmental Sciences

Include: Atmospheric Sciences, Earth Sciences, Oceanography, etc.164 Physics165 Physical Sciences, N.E.C.

Social Sciences

171 Economics172 History173 Industrial Relations174 Political Science175 Psychology176 Public Administration177 Social and Welfare Work178 Sociology179 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 Analysis192 Home Economics193 Library Science194 Other Academic Fields, N.E.C.

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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 TechnologyInclude: 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 TechnologyInclude: Preparatory Construction Engineering Courses, Civil and Highway Construction Engineering Technology

204 Business and Commerce TechnologyInclude: Terminal Programs in Business, Management and Sales

205 Data Processing TechnologyInclude: Computer Technology (nondegree)

206 Electrical TechnologyInclude: Electronics, Radio and Television Engineering

207 Mechanical TechnologyInclude: Terminal Courses in Mechanical Engineering, Tool Design

208 Medical or Related TechnologyInclude: 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 TechnologyInclude: Surveying (Terminal courses less than 4 years)

212 Miscellaneous Science-Related TechnologyInclude: Terminal courses in Chemical Technology; terminal courses in Life and Physical Science

213 Other Technologists, N.E.C.214 Automotive Technology

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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

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060 Appraising, Real Estate 096 Broadcast Technique, Radio or TV179 Archaeology 060 Broker, Stock and Bond 201 Architectural Drafting 203 Building and Construction (Technology)

(2-year junior college) 060 Business Administration

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COLLEGE-LEVEL COURSE AND OBJECTIVE CODESAlphabetical 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,

Stores096 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 of070 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 Flatware060 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

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092 Creative Writing 201 Drafting (Nondegree) 060 Credit and Collection Management 201 Drafting Technology 209 Criminology 091 Drafting, Topographical 209 Cryptography 096 Drama

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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 Teaching080 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 Graphics070 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 Technology172 History 192 Home Economics 110 Horticulture

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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, Claims060 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 Technology143 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

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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 Composition096 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 Technique120 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 Teaching165 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 Residents138 Podiatry or Chiropody

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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 Pictures096 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 Arts096 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 Management060 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)

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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 Education201 Technical Illustration 096 Technicians, Radio and/or TV213 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 Trades207 Technology, Mechanical 208 Technology, Medical or Related213 Technology, N.E.C. (Terminal courses less

than 4 years) 209 Technology, Police Science212 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, Layout142 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

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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 technicians312 Engineering technicians

Include: Aeronautical, civil electrical, industrial, mechanical313 Medical and related technicians

Include: Medical records technician, dental assistant, dental mechanics, dental aide, X-ray technician314 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 illustration322 Decorating and window display

Include: Interior decorating, floral design, scenery design, window display323 Drafting

Include: Architectural, electrical, electronic, mechanical324 Photography325 Design

Include: Jewelry, flatware design, fashion design328 Ceramics design (not engineering)

Include: Pottery329 Surveying

Performing Arts

331 Actors332 Ballet dancing333 Musicians334 Radio and TV broadcasting

Include: Announcers, disc jockeys and similar specialities335 Performing arts, N.E.C.



Flight Training

341 Advanced flight or commercial pilot342 Airline transport pilot training343 Glider training344 Flight instructor course345 Instrument rating course346 Multiengine class rating course347 Other flight training, N.E.C.

*N.E.C. -Not Elsewhere Classified.

Business and Commerce

421 AccountingInclude: Junior accounting

422 AdvertisingInclude: Copywriting and public relations

423 BookkeepingInclude: Banking, business mathematics

424 Computer technology Include: Data processing , data programming , business machine operation, electronic business machine operation.

425 ClericalInclude: Typing, filing, office practice

426 SecretarialInclude: Stenography, stenotype, court reporting

427 Real Estate and insuranceInclude: Preparatory for brokerage examinations, real estate brokers

428 SalesmanshipInclude: Retailing and wholesaling

429 Other business and commerce, N.E.C.

Services

431 BarberingInclude: Beauty culture, wigmaking

432 Custodial service433 Hotel and motel training

Include: Hotel, cafeteria and restaurant management434 Laundry and drycleaning435 Hospital or medical services

Include: Hospital attendants or aides, practical nursing436 Protective services

Include: Peace officer training, fire protection437 Airline services

Include: Controller, Dispatcher, Ground crew operation other than mechanics438 Other services, N.E.C.



Secondary and Elementary Courses

451 Elementary courses452 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 BricklayingInclude: Cement, concrete plastering, tilesetting, stone masonry

522 Cabinetmaking523 Carpentry

Include: Woodworking524 Painting

Include: Paperhanging525 Plumbing

Include: Pipefitting and steamfitting526 Other construction and related courses

Dressmaking and Tailoring

530 Dressmaking and tailoringInclude: Weaving and sewing machine operation

Electrical

540 Electrical tradesInclude: Electricians, electrical appliance repairmen, house wiring, switching and substation operators

Electronic Trades

551 Electronics assembly and installationInclude: Assembly and installation of radar, radio, television, telephone and telegraph

552 Electronics operationInclude: Radar, radio, television, telephone and telegraph operation

553 Electronic and other communication mechanics and repairmenInclude: Radar, radio, television, telephone, telegraph and other communication mechanics and repairmen

554 Other electronic trades, N.E.C.



Food Trades

561 Baking, canning and preserving562 Dairying

Include: Buttermaking and milk processing563 Grain processing and packing

Include: Coffee564 Meat processing

Include: Meatcutting and packing565 Other food trades

Mechanical Courses

571 Automobile or motor vehicle mechanics and repairmenInclude: Auto body and fender repair, body building, radiator repair, brake repair

572 Diesel and heavy equipment mechanics and repairmen573 Railroad mechanics and repairmen575 Optical mechanics576 Aircraft Mechanics577 Mechanical courses, N.E.C.

Include: Farm equipment repair

Metalwork Courses

581 BlacksmithingInclude: Boilermaking, forging, foundry work, welders

582 Engraving, hand and machine583 Jewelry and watchmaking

Include: Goldsmithing and silversmithing584 Machinists

Include: Machine shop, tool and diemaking585 Sheetmetal working

Include: Tinsmith and coppersmithing586 Metalwork courses, N.E C.

Printing

590 Printing

Shoemaking and Repair

610 Shoe making and repair



Other Crafts and Trades, N.E.C.

621 Bookbinding622 Chemical and related products623 Glass products624 Leather and leather products625 Lumber and lumber products626 Paper and paper goods627 Textile manufacturing628 Tobacco manufacturing629 Heavy equipment operation

Include: Truckdriver training631 Upholstering632 All other crafts and trades, N.E.C.

Other Institutional Courses

911 Agricultural and related courses912 Marine engineering and navigation913 Mortuary science914 Stationary engineer

Include: Power station engineer and custodian engineer training915 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 Operation581 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 Training437 Airplane Inspector 576 Airplane Rigging 437 Airport Controller 437 Airport Control Tower Operation437 Airport Ground Crew Operation 437 Airport Management 911 Animal Farming 321 Animation 334 Announcers, Radio 911 Apiculture (Beekeeping) 428 Apparel, Salesmanship 540 Appliance Repairmen, Electrical320 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 Repairmen571 Automobile Mechanics Helper 428 Automotive Retail Sales Management 429 Automotive Service Management524 Auto Painting 428 Auto Parts, Salesmanship 561 Bakery, Shaping and Forming561 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 Occupations431 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, Auto571 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 Preparation427 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 Operation577 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 Planing523 Carpentry, Ship 523 Carpentry, Stage

432 Carpetlaying 321 Cartooning 523 Carving or Shaping, Carpentry 590 Casemaking Machine Operator425 Cashiering, Supermarket 631 Casket Trimming 583 Casting, Jewelry 521 Cement 521 Cement and Concrete Finishing, N.E.C. 521 Cement Construction, Rigger553 Central Office Repairman, Telephone 328 Ceramics Design (not Engineering) 329 Chainman, Rodman, Surveying425 Checker Clerk 622 Chemical and Related Products313 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 Publishing428 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 Products563 Coffee Processing 425 Collection Agent

429 Collection Management 452 College Preparatory Courses, N.E.C. 551 Combination Man, Telephone429 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 Finishing521 Concrete, Cement, etc., Products, N.E.C. 521 Concrete Mixing Machine Operation565 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, Shoe521 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 Display322 Decorating, Interior 632 Deep Sea Diving 581 Deep Sea Welding 313 Dental Aide 313 Dental Assistant 313 Dental Mechanics 610 Design and Patternmaking, Shoe328 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 Stonework325 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 Repairmen438 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 Manufacture540 Electrical Appliance Repairmen540 Electrical Course, N.E.C. S40 Electrical Courses, Aircraft 540 Electrical Courses, Ship 323 Electrical Drafting 312 Electrical Engineering Technicians 540 Electrical Equipment Maintenance540 Electrical Equipment Repair540 Electrical Machine Manufacture540 Electrical Meter Repair

540 Electrical Motor Repair 540 Electrical Service and Repair540 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 Undertaking584 Engine Lathe Operator 576 Engine Mechanics, Aircraft 571 Engine Mechanics, Hydromatic914 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, Civil312 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 Livestock911 Farmhand, Dairy 911 Farmhand, Livestock 911 Farm Management 577 Farm Mechanics 577 Farm Mechanics and Machinery911 Farming, Animal 911 Farming, Dairy 911 Farming, Fruit 911 Farming, Fur 911 Farming, Livestock 325 Fashion Design 571 Fender and Body Repair, Auto911 Fieldman, Dairy 425 Filing 577 Filling Machine, Can, Jar, etc.577 Filter Plant Operator, Water586 Final Assembler, Aircraft 425 Financial Institution Clerk 436 Fingerprint Classification 623 Finishing and Polishing, Glass436 Fireman Training 436 Fire Protection 577 Firing, Boiler, N.E.C. 436 Fish or Game Warden Training911 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 Packing561 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 Operation577 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 Mechanics572 Heavy Equipment Mechanics

and Repairmen 629 Heavy Equipment Operation911 Herdsman 452 High School Studies, N.E.C.914 Hoisting Engineer 584 Honing or Lapping Machine Operation 435 Hospital Attendants or Aides435 Hospital or Medical Services435 Hospital Services 433 Hotel and Motel Training 433 Hotel and Restaurant Service, N.E.C. 433 Hotel and Restaurant Stewardship433 Hotel Housekeeper Course433 Hotel Management 526 Housebuilder 432 Household Service 433 Housekeeper, Hotel Course540 Housewiring 571 Hydromatic Engine Mechanics321 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, Musical576 Instrument Mechanic, Aircraft345 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, Medica314 Laboratory Technician, N.E.C.313 Laboratory Technician,

Oxygen Therapy Equipment313 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 Management625 Lumber and Lumber Products625 Lumber Trade, N.E.C. 563 Macaroni and Related Products577 Machine Adjusting, Miscellaneous584 Machine Assembly, General577 Machine Drilling, General 582 Machine Engraving 584 Machine Layout 540 Machine Manufacture, Electrical424 Machine Operation, Business or Electronic 324 Machine Operation, Photographic584 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, General437 Management, Airport 433 Management, Cafeteria 429 Management, Credit and Collection911 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 Navigation552 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, Automobile576 Mechanics, Aircraft Engine 576 Mechanics, Aircraft 576 Mechanics, Aircraft Instrument577 Mechanics and Repair, N.E.C.571 Mechanics and Repairmen, Automobile 572 Mechanics and Repairmen, Diesel572 Mechanics and Repairmen,

Heavy Equipment 571 Mechanics and Repairmen, Motor Vehicle553 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 Equipment577 Mechanics, Maintenance, General575 Mechanics, Optical 577 Mechanics, Precision Instrument572 Mechanics, Tractor 572 Mechanics, Truck 313 Medical Records Technician

313 Medical and Related Technicians435 Medical Services 428 Medical Supplies, Salesmanship586 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 Tile577 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 Course632 Musical Instrument Manufacture577 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 Equipment530 Operation, Sewing Machine437 Operator, Airport Control Tower311 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 Makin584 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, Food563 Packing and Processing, Grain564 Packing and Processing, Meat622 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., Construction524 Painting, Ship 321 Painting, Sign 590 Pantograph Machine Operation626 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 Products622 Petroleum Leaseman 622 Petroleum Process Laborer622 Petroleum Refining 622 Petroleum Refining, Testing313 Pharmaceutical Laboratory Technique 551 Phonograph and Radio Manufacture590 Photocomposing Machine Operator590 Photo Engraving 324 Photographic Laboratory 324 Photographic Machine Operation335 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, Carpentry521 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, Glass521 Polishing, Stone 915 Post Office Clerk 915 Postal, Government Service915 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 Mechanics427 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, Grain622 Process Labor, Petroleum 590 Process Laborer, Printing 429 Production Management 530 Production of Fur Goods 335 Production of Motion Pictures622 Products, Chemical 623 Products, Glass 624 Products, Leather 625 Products, Lumber 334 Program Production, Radio424 Programming, Data 324 Projection, Motion Picture 632 Prosthetic Appliance Manufacture436 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 Installation552 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 Installation428 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 Operation345 Rating Course, Instrument 346 Rating Course, Multiengine622 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, Medical438 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 Jewelry540 Repairmen, Electrical Appliance572 Repairmen for Heavy Equipment573 Repairmen, Railroad 553 Repeater Technician, Telephone334 Reporter, News Radio 314 Reporter, Newspaper 426 Reporting, Court 433 Restaurant Management

428 Retailing 428 Retail Apparel Sales Management428 Retail Store Management 521 Rigger, Cement Construction576 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 Management428 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, Wholesale428 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, Shoe432 Sexton 561 Shaping or Forming, Bakery523 Shaping or Carving, Carpentry585 Sheetmetal Working 585 Sheet or Bar Rolling 523 Ship Carpentry 540 Ship Electrical Courses 586 Ship Metalwork 524 Ship Painting 525 Ship Plumbing and Pipefitting554 Ship Radio Electricity 610 Shoe Cleaning and Finishing 610 Shoe Cutting, Hand 610 Shoe Cutting, Machine 610 Shoe Design and Patternmaking610 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, Salesmanship524 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, Shoe429 Stock or Bond Broker 428 Stock or Bond Salesmanship 425 Stock Clerk 425 Stockman Training, Supermarket425 Stock Supervisor 632 Stone and Clay, N.E.C. 521 Stonecutting, Hand 521 Stone Masonry 521 Stone Polishing 521 Stone Work, Sand Blasting540 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 Training429 Supervision, Building 329 Surveying 329 Surveying, Chainman, Rodman 329 Surveying, Instrument Man 540 Switching 540 Switching and Substation Operators 424 Tabulating Machine Operation314 Technical Courses, Other, N.E C. 321 Technical Illustration 311 Technicians Electronic 312 Technicians, Engineering, N.E.C. 315 Technician, Legal 313 Technician, Medical Records313 Technician, X-ray 334 Technicians, Radio Broadcast424 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 Iron622 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 Communication622 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, Textiles322 Window Display 322 Window Dressing 540 Wire and Cable, Miscellaneous586 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 N.E.C. - Not Elsewhere Classified

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