Processing Test Credits - Automated
Purpose: Use this document as a reference to enter student test results and evaluate test credits using predefined rules.
Audience: Transfer credit evaluators
You must have at least one of these local college-managed security roles:
Test Results:
- ZD CS Test Processing
- ZZ CS Test Processing
Test Credits Automated:
- ZC SR Transfer Credit Eval
- ZD SR Transfer Credit Eval
- ZZ SR Transfer Credit Eval
If you need assistance with the above security roles, please contact your local college supervisor or IT Admin to request role access.
You must also set the following SACR Security permissions:
Overview
➡️Test scores must be entered on the Test Results page before processing automated test credits. Once test results are entered, predefined rules can be used to evaluate test scores, assign equivalent courses, and post credit to the student’s academic record.
Entering Test Results
🧭Navigation
Records and Enrollment > Transfer Credit Evaluation > Test Results
Search for Student & Enter Test Information
- The Test Results search page displays.
- Enter Search Criteria to identify your student.
- Select Search.
- The Test Results page displays.
- Enter the following information:
- Test ID.
- Test Date.
- Data Source.
- Component.
- Test Date and Data Source populate automatically.
- Score.
- Acad Level.
- Select Save.
Processing Test Credits with Pre-defined Rules
🧭Navigation
Records and Enrollment > Transfer Credit Evaluation > Test Credits — Automated
Add Test Credit Details
- The Test Credits search page displays.
- Select Add a New Value.
- Enter the following:
- ID.
- Academic Career.
- Academic Institution.
- Select Add.
- The Test Credit Details tab displays.
- Enter the following:
- Model Nbr. To add a different Model Nbr, add a new row. The Model Nbr is a unique number used to distinguish one transfer credit model from another, and the first row defaults to "1."
- Transcript Level.
- Academic Program.
- Articulation Term.
- Select Fetch.
- The student's tests are displayed at the bottom of the page.
Enter Equivalent Course Information
- Select the Edit Equivalent Course icon (folder with an uppercase "A").
- The Equivalent Course Information page displays.
- Enter the following information:
- Course ID.
- The following fields populate automatically:
- Offer Nbr.
- Grading Scheme.
- Grading Basis.
- Units Transferred.
- Continue entering:
- Official Grade.
- Enter "S" (Satisfactory). or
- Enter "P" (Pass).
- Follow the local transfer credit business process.
- Select Include in FA WI Stats.
- Official Grade.
- Select OK.
- The Equivalent Course Information page closes.
- The updated Test Credit Details tab displays.
- Status automatically updates to Accepted.
- Accepted:
- Indicates that the test credit meets all established transfer credit requirements, including minimum score requirements, credit unit equivalencies, and other defined rule criteria.
- The test credit has been successfully applied to the student’s record.
- Rejected:
- Indicates that the test credit does not meet the minimum requirements defined in the transfer credit rules (e.g., Min Score not met).
- Clicking the blue information icon displays the reason for rejection. To override the rejected status, click the folder icon, enter the Equivalent Course information, and select "OK."
- No Rule:
- Indicates that there are no predefined equivalency rules for the incoming test credit.
- The test credit requires manual review to determine whether the credit can be accepted.
- Accepted:
Policy Guidance & Transcript Text
According to the Academic Credit for Prior Learning coding guidelines document, colleges must include transcript text that clearly identifies the category or source of prior learning. For additional details on test credit information and policy guidelines, please refer to the SBCTC policy manual.
These tests and credits are entered into PeopleSoft via the automated test-credit process. Correct and accurate entries of these records are critical for reporting, including the component, source, score, and test date. Grading Basis must be GRD, PNP, or SUS.
Transcript text is required to show the source of the record on the student’s transcript. The Test ID for the automated process and the required Transcript Text are below. These classes are mapped with corresponding class section (SECT) codes in the Data Warehouse.




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