The blue bars represent the counts of submitted Travel Authorizations. The red dots represent colleges who did not display any intentional transactions, though some colleges with red dots did show what appeared to be accidental transaction submission, none of those transactions ever reached an approved status.

Per the raw data, it appears that all but 7 colleges have submitted and processed a Travel Authorization using ctcLink.

The blue bars represent the counts of submitted Cash Advances*. The red dots represent colleges who did not display any intentional transactions, though some colleges with red dots did show what appeared to be accidental transaction submission, none of those transactions ever reached an approved status.

Per the raw data, it appears that all but 8 colleges have submitted and processed a Cash Advance* using ctcLink.

*Not all colleges allow Cash Advances at their institutions.

The slide above displays a blue bar for submitted Expense Reports, an orange bar for submitted Expense Reports that cite a linked Travel Authorization, and a green bar for those Expense Reports that include a reference to receiving a Cash Advance. Red dots specify colleges that show no evidence of having submitted and processed an Expense Report.

Per the raw data, it appears that all but 3 colleges have submitted and processed an Expense Report using ctcLink. Four additional colleges show no reference to link a submitted Expense Report to a approved Travel Authorization.