Transferology Lab 1.9.5 Product Updates

Transferology® Lab 1.9.5 was released on September 12, 2023 Below is a summary of the additions and improvements to this version.

In this article:

Audit Setup

School Admins can now set the default grade for non-military and non-exam courses for use in degree audits.

Lab users can request the review of course catalog data when there is a discrepency between how data appears in Transferology and on a student transcript.

Collaborative Transfer and Replacement Bundles: Lab users can now work together to create Course Bundles. Users at an institution can view, edit, and/or delete a co-managed bundle. Collaborators can also view an activity log of actions performed.
Users can now export Transfer Bundles as a CSV or JSON file.

The Pathways To button is now located towards the far-right corner of the profile to align with its placement in Transferology.
The T-Rex tab, viewable to School Admins at institutions using the Transfer Rule Extractor, is now called “API Access.”

Users can now search for Matches to any courses carrying a specific alt course or iflg instead of having to select a course.

Information from the Recruit Students page and the Student Profile can now be exported as a JSON file for use within a Student Information System or Customer Relationship Management solution.
The SAT scores submitted to audit requests have been updated from 920 to 1050 to align more closely with the national average.
New Match result filter options:
- When sorting by tuition & fees, users can select "up to $ $ $ $ $" or "Any tuition & fee amount" to include all tuition ranges in results.
- When sorting by population, users can select "up to Max" or "Any undergrads" to include all population sizes in the results.

When on the TES Mode tab, users with the TES Evaluator role will now see the term the course was taken in addition to the year.

Miscellaneous bug fixes and security enhancements.
Accessibility improvements.
Schools can define aliases/nicknames to help students find them.
External Link pathways- schools can link to a pathway on their website, rather than uploading a PDF document.
Bundles created using a student's coursework will now have the student's name in the title.
Accessibility improvements.
Security updates.