"Copyright The HR-XML Consortium. All Rights Reserved. http://www.hr-xml.org" Terms of license can be found in license.txt. Stand alone (but non-normative) version of schema, with all "includes" inserted explicitly. This file is auto-generated. It should be considered a "convenience" alternative to the normative versions. After merging all includes, the result is passed through a stylesheet which deletes any duplicative global components as well as any unused global types. Finally, it sorts by component name. Adult Credits Continuing Education Unit Carnegie Units No Credit Quarter Hour Credit Semester Hour Credit Units Vocational Credits Other Type of Credit Must conform to ISO 3166 Representation of Countries. Remedial Basic Teacher's Aide General Applied Survey Regular Specialized Topics Advanced Honors Gifted and Talented Advanced Placement Special Education Vocational Education Independent Study Work Experience Adult Basic Adult Secondary International Baccalaureate Summary of all courses taken at all institutions Academic Renewal Summary of all courses taken at sending institution Dual Level (Upper Division and Graduate) Dual Level (Graduate and Professional) Summary of All Courses Taken at All Institutions, excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Summary of All Courses Taken at the Sending Institution, Excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Graduate (postsecondary) Higher or Upper division (postsecondary) Institutional Credit Lower division (postsecondary) Work in the Major or Program Professional Remedial (postsecondary) Summary of Transfer Work Only Undergraduate (postsecondary) Summary of Transfer Work Only, Excluding Repeated and/or Forgiven Courses Must conform to ISO 4217 - Representation of Currency and Funds Did not complete secondary school Standard high school diploma Advanced or honors diploma Vocational diploma Special education diploma Certificate of completion or attendance Special certificate of completion General Education Development Diploma (GED) Other high school equivalency diploma International diploma or certificate (such as International Baccalaureate) Must conform to ISO 5218 - Representation of Human Sexes (0 - Not Known; 1 - Male; 2 - Female; 9 - Not specified) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (less than one year) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (one year or more but less than four years) Associate Degree (e.g., Associate In Arts, Associate In Science, Associate In Applied Science) Baccalaureate Degree Baccalaureate (Honours) Degree Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (one year or more but less than two years) Postsecondary Certificate Or Diploma (two years or more but less than four years) First Professional Degree Post-Professional Degree Graduate Certificate Master's Degree Intermediate Graduate Degree Doctoral Degree Post-Doctoral Degree ISO 639-1 two character code is preferred, but not required. Further refines the name of the institution. Reference Number associated with all searches within the XML Document. Root element containing all screening related information for a single Search Subject. Reference Number associated with all searches within the specified package. Contact point within clients organization regarding details of screening package. Identifies the organization that the search(s) will be performed upon or on behalf of depending on the value of type. Personal data related to the Search Subject that the search(s) will be performed upon. Root element to provide additional screening related information specific to all searchs for the specified Search Subject. i.e. Link to FAX image that contains the Search Subject information that the search package will be constructed from. Client identification. This will be provided to the client by the organization performing the screenings. Other personal identifier such as school or student number. This type is the same as the DatesOfAttendanceType, except it is an unbounded sequence. This remains for backward compatibility only. Identifies the measurement system. i.e. GPA Code indicating the type of credit used (awarded) by the institution. Code indicating the level or type or both, of work which is reflected in the grade average and the credit hours If True, this is a summary of all work included in the record. This is the total number of credits (or credit hours) included in the grade point average for this particular summary. Inclusion or exclusion of certain credits depends on the policy of the sending institution. This is the total number of credits (credit hours) included on the record for this particular summary. This would normally be all credits for which the student paid, whether or not the credits were used to calculate the grade point average. Examples of credit hours to be included, if available, are credits for which non-punitive grades such as "I" or "W" or "Audit" were awarded. This is the total number of credits (credit hours) attemptedand earned and included in this summary. This is a student's numerical class rank with the highest student in the class having a rank or position of 1 Identifies the measurement system. i.e. GPA The grade point average of a student. The value specifying the minimum of the measurement range The value specifying the maximum of the measurement range This is a code indicating that an A+ grade has a value higher than the highest possible GPA. False - It is not possible to have a higher GPA than indicated in Range Maximum. True - It is possible to have a higher GPA than indicated in Range Maximum. The subject studied, as expressed on the diploma. The date the person received their degree. The name of any other honors, such as Phi Beta Kappa, etc. that the student may have received. The official names of any and all major courses of study associated with the student's degree title. If applicable, these fields should be used to reflect the official names of any and all minor courses of study associated with the student's degree title. Optional sequence number to associate related groups of information represented by the parent element. Container for the unparsed line or other undefined report detail. The type attribute of the parent element will identify the content of this element. i.e. header, detail, etc. Identifier reflecting the program code(s) associated with any Major course of Study. Reflects the official names of any and all major concentrations associated with the student's degree title. For example, a Math major may have an Applied Math concentration even though this area of concentration is not required to pursue a Math major. Reflects the official names of any and all major courses of study associated with the student's degree title. Reflects the official names of any and all major options associated with the student's degree title. For example, a particular institution may require their Engineering majors to select either a Mechanical Engineering option or a Structural Engineering option. Identifier reflecting the program code(s) associated with any Minor course of Study. Reflects the official names of any and all minor courses of study associated with the student's degree title. Deprecated in favor of OrganizationName element. Identifier of the School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. Deprecated in favor of the School / SchoolName path. School, College or institution attended. Associated type attribute further qualifies the name as current, prior, degree or joint. Summarized location of the entity. The campus, department or other organizational unit for the educational institution. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Deprecated in favor of Degree construct. Reference Number associated with all screenings for the Search Subject specified in the PersonalData Element in the parent schema. Identifies the search package agreed to by the trading partners that will be used as a basis for generating the searches. The primary Search Subject information will be supplied in the PersonalData group element of the parent schema. The Purpose of this element is to provide additional personal data information that searches are to be performed upon. Note that any previous name information will be located here. Contains Client provided information pertinent to the search. i.e. Billing information. Root element to provide additional screening related information specific to all searchs for the specified Search Subject. i.e. Link to FAX image that contains the Search Subject information that the search package will be constructed from. Indicates if Search Subject has requested a copy of the screening results. Root element to provide additional screening related information specific to individual search types. Reference Number associated with this screening. The question set identifier associated with this screening. ISO 3166 2 character country code identifying the country that the screeing applies to. Represents the state, province, territory, etc. where the screening is to be performed. Service level of the screening. Specifies the purpose on the screening. It specifies the name of the company that has requested the screening. Specifies the source of the screening information. Specifies the duration of the screening. Contains Client provided information pertinent to the search. i.e. Billing information. Root element to provide additional screening related information regarding the specified search. How long this supporting material is valid. Embedded document or text. We could have a multi-page item with same metadata, so this needs to repeat. Documentation note: data COULD be inside a CDATA section. Beware! The original name of the file. Attached document or file. We could have a multiple attachments that make up one document, so this needs to repeat. If there are multiple parts, use this, otherwise use SupportingMaterials ID. The original name of the file. URL here or in DublinCore? The original name of the file. Jurisdiction information, disclosure information. What's in it, what to do with it once you have opened it or general comments. If required to validate document. The content of this element could be an internal account or user identifier that will receive a copy of the screening results. The functionality of the content will be identified by the idOwner and name attributes. In order to prevent a possible "ambiguous content model" errors in an instance, unbounded sequences were either eliminated from or deprecated in all HR-XML schemas. Removing unbounded sequences ensures that ambiguous errors are not found in an instance. The unbounded sequence here is officially deprecated and will be changed to a single sequence. Usage is primarily for the results of a screening, but is not limited to that purpose. If required to login to document. Parent Element for specifying Search Subject specfic data for Standalone Searches. City within region to be searched. County within region to be searched. If county and/or court is not available, then PostalCode and Municipality must be supplied. In all cases, Region and CountryCode in the parent element must be supplied. Postal code within region to be searched. Name of court to be searched. If court and/or country is not available, then PostalCode and Municipality must be supplied. In all cases, Region and CountryCode in the parent element must be supplied. Jurisdiction of court to be searched. i.e. Felony, Misdemeanor, Both. Private database to be searched. Primarily for statewide searches. Client provided information to enable scoring of results based upon Search Subject provided information.