Assigning a subsidy level:
Undergraduate Levels
Developmental: this course is below college level.
General Studies: this course is primarily for service in fulfilling a GenEd requirement.
Baccalaureate: this course is designed to fulfill undergraduate major requirements.
Technical: this course is part of an associate degree program (ATI only) and fulfills the technical portion of the curriculum as defined by the Ohio Department of Higher Education's program approval standards.
Graduate and Professional Levels
Master's and Doctoral: If your department offers doctoral degree programs, with the possible exception of any that are exclusively for master-level students like thesis research, the graduate courses are coded “D”. If the highest level degree program leads to a master’s degree, the graduate courses will be M. In the medical areas, unless a course is specifically for undergraduates, it should be treated like a graduate course and given a code of D.
Professional: this course leads to a first professional degree offered by the college of law.