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Peterson's College Database

Last Loaded on Web: Monday, December 01, 2008

Last Update To Bluesheet: August 20, 2008

Bluesheet Contents PDF version

File Description	Dialog File Data	Special Features	Sample Record	Sort	Rates
Subject Coverage	Database Content	DIALINDEX/OneSearch Categories	Basic Index	Rank
Sources	Document Types Indexed	Contact	Additional Indexes	Report Options
Print Counterparts	Geographic Coverage	Terms and Conditions	Limit	Predefined Format Options

File Description [top]

Peterson's College Database is a comprehensive file of degree-granting, post-secondary colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada. The file includes a few non-U.S. colleges that have degree programs accredited by recognized U.S. accrediting bodies. It contains the text of the college profiles found in Peterson's annually updated Guide to Four-Year Colleges and Guide to Two-Year Colleges. The profiles include the following topics: general information (e.g., enrollment, setting, program accreditation, degrees granted); student mix (e.g., geographic, ethnic); freshman academic data (e.g., SAT scores, class rank, acceptances); enrollment patterns; admissions (e.g., entrance difficulty, requirements, deadlines); graduation requirements; expenses and financial aid; special programs (e.g., remedial work, cooperative education); housing; campus life; student and career services; sports; majors; and application contact.

All institutions meeting the appropriate criteria are included in the database. Records not fully updated for the current edition include partial profiles and characteristic codes (CC= field). To restrict retrieval only to complete records, use the /FULL limit.

Subject Coverage [top]

Peterson's College Database provides information on colleges and universities offering post-secondary education in the United States and Canada.

Sources [top]

The information in Peterson's College Database comes directly from admissions officers and other officials at colleges and universities. Peterson's updates the information via the Annual Survey of Undergraduate Institutions.

Print Counterparts [top]

Peterson's Guide to Four year Colleges
Peterson's Guide to Two Year Colleges
Annual Survey of Undergraduate Institutions

Dialog File Data [top]

Dates Covered:	Current Year
File Size:	4,205 records as of August 2008
Update Frequency:	Annual reload

Database Content [top]

Directories

Document Types Indexed [top]

Directories

Geographic Coverage [top]

US Only

Geographic Restrictions [top]

None

Special Features [top]

ERA Available
KWIC and HILIGHT Available
REPORT Available

DialIndex/OneSearch Categories [top]

ACRONYM	CATEGORY NAME
SCHOOLS	School Directories

Contact [top]

PETERSON'S COLLEGE DATABASE is produced by Peterson's Guides, Inc. Questions concerning file content should be directed to:

Thomson Peterson's
Patti Sheffer

2000 Lenox Drive
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

Telephone:	609-896-1800 x3410
Fax:	609-896-4543

Terms and Conditions [top]

For Dialog's Redistribution and Archive Policy, enter HELP ERA online. The following terms and conditions also apply.

Database is copyrighted by Peterson's.

Dialog Standard Terms & Conditions apply.

SAMPLE RECORD [top]

	`00001337 DIALOG File 214: PETERSON'S COLLEGE DATABASE`

/CN, CN=, /ON, ON=	`JERSEY CITY STATE COLLEGE`
	`2039 Kennedy Boulevard`
CY=, ST=, ZP=	`Jersey City, NJ 07305`

PM=	`PMSA/MSA: Jersey City, NJ PMSA (3640)`
CM=	`CMSA: New York-Northern New Jersey-Long Island, NY-NJ-CT CMSA`
	`(70)`

CA=	`CALENDAR: semesters`

/AB	`GENERAL: State-supported comprehensive coed institution. Awards`
	`bachelor's, master's degrees. Founded 1927. Setting: 17-acre`
	`urban campus with easy access to New York City. Endowment: $1.2`
	`million. Total research expenditure 1991-92: $41,000.`
	`Instructional expenditure per undergraduate 1991-92: $7489. Total`
	`enrollment: 7,193. Undergraduate faculty: 434 (241 full-time, 65%`
	`with terminal degrees, 193 part-time); student-faculty ratio is`
	`16:1. Graduate and professional fields: education, health`
	`sciences.`
	`STATISTICS:`
TF=	`TOTAL FACULTY: 434`
FF=	`FULL-TIME FACULTY: 241`
PF=	`PART-TIME FACULTY: 193`
DR=	`% FULL-TIME FACULTY WITH DOCTORATES: 65%`

EN=	`TOTAL ENROLLMENT: 7193`
UE=	`UNDERGRADUATE ENROLLMENT: 5888`
FE=	`FRESHMAN ENROLLMENT: 915`
TT=	`% FRESHMEN IN TOP TENTH OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS: 7%`
TQ=	`% FRESHMEN IN TOP QUARTER OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS: 26%`
TH=	`% FRESHMEN IN TOP HALF OF HIGH SCHOOL CLASS: 67%`
SV=	`% FRESHMEN SCORING 500 OR OVER ON SAT VERBAL: 8%`
SM=	`% FRESHMEN SCORING 500 OR OVER ON SAT MATH: 28%`
PU=	`% PART-TIME UNDERGRADUATES: 38%`
US=	`% STATE RESIDENT UNDERGRADUATES: 94%`
UT=	`% TRANSFER UNDERGRADUATES: 31%`
	`% UNDERGRADUATES RECEIVING NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID: 46%`
	`% UNDERGRADUATES RECEIVING NON-NEED-BASED FINANCIAL AID: 1%`
UW=	`% WOMEN UNDERGRADUATES: 55%`
UM=	`% MEN UNDERGRADUATES: 45%`
BL=	`% AFRICAN AMERICAN UNDERGRADUATES: 19%`
AM=	`% NATIVE AMERICAN UNDERGRADUATES: 0%`
HP=	`% HISPANIC UNDERGRADUATES: 16%`
AA=	`% ASIAN AMERICAN UNDERGRADUATES: 8%`
IS=	`% INTERNATIONAL UNDERGRADUATES: 5%`
OT=	`% UNDERGRADUATES 25 YEARS OR OLDER: 10%`

AD=	`ADMISSION APPLICATION DEADLINE: Rolling`
AP=	`NUMBER WHO APPLIED FOR ADMISSION: 3159`
PC=	`% OF TOTAL APPLICANTS ACCEPTED: 58%`
PE=	`% OF ACCEPTED WHO ENROLLED: 50%`
PR=	`% OF FRESHMEN WHO RETURNED FOR SOPHOMORE YEAR: 70%`
PO=	`% OF ORIGINAL ENTERING CLASSES THAT GRADUATED: 25%`
GG=	`% OF GRADUATES GOING DIRECTLY TO GRADUATE SCHOOL: 21%`

RC=	`RESIDENT COMPREHENSIVE FEE: $ 7528`
RT=, EI=	`RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES: $ 2678`
NC=	`NON-RESIDENT COMPREHENSIVE FEE: $ 8488`
NT=, EO=	`NON-RESIDENT TUITION AND FEES: $ 3638`
BR=	`ROOM AND BOARD: $ 4850`
FP=	`FINANCIAL AID APPLICATION DEADLINE: 0415`
	`% OF NEEDY FRESHMEN RECEIVING AID: 97%`
NE=	`AVERAGE % OF NEED MET FOR NEEDY FRESHMEN: 100%`

UP=	`UNDERGRADUATES: 5,888 students from 10 states and territories,`
	`52 other countries. 55% women, 38% part-time, 94% state`
	`residents, 3% live on campus, 31% transferred in, 46% have`
	`need-based financial aid, 1% have non-need-based financial aid,`
	`9% have campus jobs, 5% international, 10% 25 or older, 0% Native`
	`American, 16% Hispanic, 19% African American, 8% Asian American.`
	`70% of 1991 freshmen returned. Fields chosen: 25% business, 25%`
	`social sciences and economics, 18% humanities, 9% education, 5%`
	`communications and journalism, 5% computer sciences, 5% fine`
	`arts, 3% health sciences, 2% biological sciences, 2% performing`
	`arts, 1% physical sciences. Most popular recent majors: business`
	`administration/commerce/management, criminal justice, computer`
	`science.`

FD=	`FRESHMEN/ENTERING CLASS: 915 total. 3,159 applied, 58% were`
	`accepted, 50% of whom enrolled. 7% from top 10% of their high`
	`school class, 26% from top quarter, 67% from top half. 2 National`
	`Merit Scholarship Finalists. 8% of freshmen who took SAT scored`
	`500 or over on verbal, 28% scored 500 or over on math.`
SP=	`ACADEMIC PROGRAM: Core, liberal arts curriculum. Calendar:`
	`semesters. Average class size in required courses is 16. Academic`
	`remediation for entering students, English as a second language`
	`program offered during academic year and summer, services for LD`
	`students, advanced placement, accelerated degree program,`
	`tutorials, honors program, summer session for credit, part-time`
	`degree program (daytime), adult/continuing education programs,`
	`co-op programs and internships. Fewer than half of graduate`
	`courses open to undergraduate students. Study-abroad in 19`
	`(...)`

GR=	`GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS: 128 credits; 1 math course; computer`
	`course; internship (varies by major); senior project for honors`
	`program students.`

/MJ, MJ=	`MAJORS: Accounting B; art education B; art/fine arts B; art`
	`history B; art therapy B; biology/biological sciences B;`
	`broadcasting B; business administration/commerce/management B;`
	`ceramic art and design B; chemistry B; commercial art B;`
	`communication B; computer science B; criminal justice B;`
	`early childhood education B; economics B; education B;`
	`elementary education B; English B; film studies B;`
	`finance/banking B; fire science B; geography B; geology B;`
	`health education B; health science B; history B; jazz B; law`
	`(...)`

LB=	`LIBRARY: Forrest A. Irwin Library with 244,949 bound volumes,`
	`641,488 titles on microform, 1,445 periodical subscriptions, 850`
	`records/tapes/CDs. Acquisition expenditure 1991-92: $1.2 million.`

CP=	`COMPUTERS ON CAMPUS: 1,400 terminals, PCs for students in`
	`computer center, library, departmental computer labs. Academic`
	`computing expenditure 1991-92: $958,000. Access to campuswide`
	`network.`

CL=	`COLLEGE LIFE: Orientation program (2 days, parents included).`
	`Choral group, student-run newspaper, radio station. Social`
	`organizations: 4 national fraternities, 3 local fraternities, 5`
	`local sororities, 1 'forority'; 1% of eligible men and 1% of`
	`eligible women are members. Student services: legal services,`
	`health clinic, personal-psychological counseling, women's center,`
	`late night transport-escort service. Most popular organizations:`
	`International Student Association, Black Freedom Society, Latin`
	`Power Association. Major annual events: Unity Banquet, Spring and`
	`Fall Formals, Club and Greek Day.`

HS=	`HOUSING: 267 college housing spaces available; all were`
	`occupied 1992-93. Freshmen given priority for college housing.`
	`Off-campus living permitted. Options: freshmen-only, coed housing`
	`available. Resident assistants live in student dorms.`

/AT, AT=	`ATHLETICS: Member NCAA. All Division III. Intercollegiate:`
	`baseball M, basketball M/W, cross-country running W, football M,`
	`soccer M/W, softball W, tennis M, volleyball M/W. Intramural:`
	`basketball, bowling, football, soccer, softball, swimming and`
	`diving, table tennis (Ping-Pong), tennis, volleyball, weight`
	`lifting. Contact: Mr. Lawrence Schiner, Director of Athletics,`
	`201-200-3317.`

CS=	`CAREER PLANNING: Placement office: 20 full-time, 2 part-time`
	`staff; $830,000 operating expenditure 1991-92. Director: Ms.`
	`Jennifer Jones, Acting Director, Career Planning and Placement,`
	`201-200-3005. Services: job fairs, resume preparation, resume`
	`referral, career counseling, careers library, job bank, job`
	`interviews. Students must register freshman year. 35`
	`corporations, 40 government agencies, 20 non-profit organizations`
	`recruited on campus 1991-92.`

AG=	`AFTER GRADUATION: 30% of class of 1992 had job offers by`
	`graduation. 21% went directly to graduate, professional school:`
	`15% business, 5% graduate arts and sciences, 1% law, 1% medicine.`

EX=	`EXPENSES: (1992-93) Application fee: $20. State resident`
	`tuition: $2040 full-time, $68 per credit part-time. Nonresident`
	`tuition: $3000 full-time, $100 per credit part-time. Part-time`
	`mandatory fees: $20.50 per credit. Full-time mandatory fees:`
	`$638. College room and board: $4850. College room only: $2700.`
FI=	`FINANCIAL AID: College-administered aid for undergraduates`
	`1992-93: 730 need-based scholarships (average $385), 45 non-need`
	`scholarships (average $1805), short-term loans (average $100),`
	`low-interest long-term loans from college funds (average $1525),`
	`loans from external sources (average $2395), FSEOG, Federal`
	`Work-Study, 692 part-time jobs. Average total aid for freshmen:`
	`$3455, meeting 100% of need (aid provided to 97% of those`
	`(...)`

FA=	`APPLYING/FRESHMEN: Options: early entrance, deferred entrance.`
	`Required: essay, school transcript, 3 years of high school math,`
	`SAT, TOEFL for international students. Recommended: 3 years of`
	`high school science, some high school foreign language,`
	`recommendations. Required for some: interview. Test scores used`
	`for admission and counseling/placement. Application deadline:`
	`rolling.`

	`APPLYING/TRANSFER: Required: essay, college transcript, minimum`
	`2.0 GPA. Recommended: recommendations. Required for some:`
	`standardized test scores, high school transcript, interview.`
	`Application deadline: rolling.`

	`CONTACT: Mr. Samuel T. McGhee, Director of Admissions, Jersey`
	`City State College, 2039 Kennedy Boulevard, Jersey City, NJ`
	`07305, 201-200-3234 or toll-free 800-441-JCSC. Fax: 201-200-2044.`

/AB	`ANNOUNCEMENT FROM THE COLLEGE: New Jersey's only 4-year urban`
	`state college offers programs in education, health, business,`
	`criminal justice, social sciences, sciences, and the arts,`
	`including cooperative education internships in all disciplines.`
	`The College is located just minutes from New York City, and`
	`students receive the varied cultural and intellectual stimulation`
	`of the city at a campus that has retained a quiet atmosphere for`
	`study.`

TY=	`FULL RECORD: YES`
	`PAGE REFERENCE(S): 568, 1768 (Peterson's GUIDE TO FOUR-YEAR`
	`COLLEGES 1994)`

BASIC INDEX [top]

SEARCH SUFFIX	DISPLAY CODE	REPORT (FIELD LENGTH)	FIELD NAME	INDEXING	SELECT EXAMPLES
None	None	None	All Basic Index Fields	Word	S COED
/AB	AB	None	Announcement from College and General Information	Word	S COMPUTER(W)CENTER/AB
/AT	AT	None	Athletics	Word	S (SWIMMING(1W)DIVING)/AT
/CN	CN	CN (34)	College Name¹	Word	S JERSEY(W)CITY/CN
/MJ	MJ	None	Majors	Word	S COMPUTER(W)SCIENCE/MJ
/ON	ON	ON (34)	College Name¹	Word	S JERSEY(2W)COLLEGE/ON

¹Searchable in the Basic Index and in the Additional Indexes.

ADDITIONAL INDEXES [top]

SEARCH PREFIX	DISPLAY CODE	REPORT (FIELD LENGTH)	FIELD NAME	INDEXING	SELECT EXAMPLES
None	A1	None	Address
AA=	AA	AA (10)	Percent Asian American Undergraduates²	Numeric	S AA=5:10
AC=	AC	AC (15)	Percent Freshmen Scoring 21 or Over on ACT Composite³	Numeric	S AC=25
AD=	AD	AD (13)	Admission Application Deadline	Phrase	S AD=ROLLING S AD=0601
AG=	AG	None	After Graduation	Word	S AG=(JOB(W)OFFER?)
AM=	AM	AM (10)	Percent Native American Undergraduates²	Numeric	S AM=1:5
None	AN	None	DIALOG Accession Number
AP=	AP	AP (13)	Number Who Applied for Admission³	Numeric	S AP>=2,000
AT=	AT	None	Athletics	Word	S AT=(SWIMMING(1W)DIVING)
BL=	BL	BL (11)	Percent African American Undergraduates²	Numeric	S BL>20
BR=	BR	BR (8)	Room and Board⁴	Numeric	S BR<=5,000
CA=	CA	None	Calendar Year	Word & Phrase	S CA=SEMESTERS S CA=YEAR-ROUND
CC=	None	None	Characteristic Codes⁵	Phrase	S CC=9999
CC=	None	None	Characteristic Text⁵	Word	S CC=(COMPUTER(W)SCIENCE)
CL=	CL	None	Campus Life	Word	S CL=(HEALTH(W)CLINIC?)
CM=	CM	CM (4)	Consolidated Metropolitan Statistical Area (CMSA)	Phrase	S CM=NEW YORK? S CM=70
CN=	CN	CN (34)	College Name	Phrase	S CN=JERSEY CITY STATE COLLEGE
CO=	CO	None	College Country (non-U.S.)	Phrase	S CO=CANADA
CP=	CP	None	Computers on Campus	Word	S CP=(CAMPUS?(1W)NETWORK?)
CS=	CS	None	Career Services	Word	S CS=(JOB(W)PLACEMENT)
None	CT	None	Contact Name
CY=	CY	CY (22)	College City	Phrase	S CY=JERSEY CITY
DR=	DR	DR (9)	Percent Full-Time Faculty with Doctorates	Numeric	S DR=63
EI=	EI	None	In-State Tuition and Fees⁴	Numeric	S EI>2,000
EN=	EN	EN (10)	Total Enrollment	Numeric	S EN>7,000
EO=	EO	None	Out-of-State-Tuition and Fees⁴	Numeric	S EO>3,000
EX=	EX	None	Expenses	Word	S EX=(PART(W)TIME)
FA=	FA	None	Freshman Admissions	Word	S FA=(EARLY(W)ENTRANCE)
FD=	FD	None	Freshman Data	Word	S FD=(NATIONAL(W)MERIT)
FE=	FE	FE (10)	Freshman Enrollment²	Numeric	S FE>900
FF=	FF	FF (9)	Full-Time Faculty	Numeric	S FF>=250
FI=	FI	None	Financial Aid	Word	S FI=(WORK(W)STUDY)
FP=	FP	FP (13)	Financial Aid Application Deadline⁶	Phrase	S FP=0415
GG=	GG	GG (6)	Percent of Graduates Going Directly to Graduate School⁷	Numeric	S GG=10
GR=	GR	None	Graduation Requirements	Word	S GR=(MATH(W)COURSE?)
HP=	HP	HP (10)	Percent Hispanic Undergraduates²	Numeric	S HP=20:30
HS=	HS	None	Housing	Word	S HS(OFF(W)CAMPUS)
IS=	IS	IS (6)	Percent International Undergraduates²	Numeric	S IS=1:10
LB=	LB	None	Library	Word	S LB=EXPENDITURE?
MJ=	MJ	None	Majors	Word	S MJ=(COMPUTER(W)SCIENCE)
NC=	NC	NC (9)	Non-resident Comprehensive Fee	Numeric	S NC=8032
NE=	NE	NE (7)	Average Percentage of Need Met for Needy Freshmen⁶	Numeric	S NE=100
NT=	NT	NT (9)	Non-resident Tuition and Fees	Numeric	S NT<=3250
ON=	ON	ON (34)	College Name¹	Phrase	S ON=JERSEY CITY STATE COLLEGE
OT=	OT	OT (7)	Percent Undergraduates 25 Years or Older²	Numeric	S OT>=10
PC=	PC	PC (10)	Percent of Total Applicants Accepted³	Numeric	S PC=66
PE=	PE	PE (10)	Percent of Accepted Who Enrolled³	Numeric	S PE=51
PF=	PF	PF (9)	Part-Time Faculty	Numeric	S PF=153
None	PG	None	Page References
PM=	PM	PM (7)	PMSA/MSA	Phrase	S PM=JERSEY CITY? S PM=3640
PO=	PO	PO (11)	Percent of Original Entering Classes that Graduated (3-yr av)	Numeric	S PO=60
PR=	PR	PR (13)	Percent of Freshmen Who Returned for Sophomore Year²	Numeric	S PR>80
PU=	PU	PU (5)	Percent Part-Time Undergraduates²	Numeric	S PU>=40
RC=	RC	RC (6)	Resident Comprehensive Fee	Numeric	S RC=7272
RF=	RF	None	Noteworthy Research Facilities	Word	S RF=(MUSEUM OR GALLERY)
RT=	RT	RT (9)	Resident Tuition and Fees	Numeric	S RT<=2,500
SM=	SM	SM (13)	Percent Freshmen Scoring 500 or Over on SAT Math³	Numeric	S SM=20
SP=	SP	None	Special Programs	Word	S SP=(STUDY(W)ABROAD)
ST=	ST	ST (7)	College State	Phrase	S ST=NJ
SV=	SV	SV (13)	Percent Freshmen Scoring 500 or Over on SAT Verbal³	Numeric	S SV=10:20
TA=	TA	None	Transfer Admissions	Word	S TA=(MINIMUM(3N)GRADE)
TE=	TE	TE (6)	College Telephone Area Code	Phrase	S TE=201
TF=	TF	TF (10)	Total Faculty	Numeric	S TF>=400
TH=	TH	TH (13)	Percent Freshmen in Top Half of High School Class³	Numeric	S TH>=65
TQ=	TQ	TQ (13)	Percent Freshmen in Top Quarter of High School Class³	Numeric	S TQ>=20
TT=	TT	TT (13)	Percent Freshmen in Top Tenth of High School Class³	Numeric	S TT>=5
TY=	TY	None	Indication of Full Record	Phrase	S TY=YES
UA=	UA	None	Upper-Level Admissions	Word	S UA=(GRADE(W)POINT)
UD=	None	None	Update⁵	Phrase	S UD=9999
UE=	UE	UE (10)	Undergraduate Enrollment²	Numeric	S UE>=5500
UM=	UM	UM (5)	Percent Men Undergraduates²	Numeric	S UM>40
UP=	UP	None	Undergraduate Profile	Word	S UP=(ASIAN(W)AMERICAN?)
US=	US	US (11)	Percent State Resident Undergraduates²	Numeric	S US>=90
UT=	UT	UT (11)	Percent Transfer Undergraduates²	Numeric	S UT<40
UW=	UW	UW (9)	Percent Women Undergraduates²	Numeric	S UW<60
ZP=	ZP	ZP (12)	College Zip Code	Phrase	S ZP=07305

²Also searchable using UP=.

³Also searchable using FD=.

⁴Also searchable using EX=.

⁵Data does not display.

⁶Also searchable using FI=.

⁷Also searchable using AG=.

LIMIT [top]

SUFFIX	FIELD NAME	EXAMPLES
Sets and terms can be limited by Basic Index suffixes, i.e., /AB, /AT, /CN, /MJ, /ON, (e.g., SELECT S5/AB).
/FULL	Full Record	SELECT S5/FULL
/NONUS	Non-U.S. Colleges	SELECT S7/NONUS
/US	U.S. Colleges	SELECT S4/US

SORT [top]

SORTABLE FIELDS	EXAMPLES
AA, AC, AD, AM, AP, BL, BR, CM, CN, CO, CY, DR, EI, EN, EO, FE, FF, FP, GG, HP, IS, NC, NE, NT, ON, OT, PC, PE, PF, PM, PO, PR, PU, RC, RT, SM, ST, SV, TE, TF, TH, TQ, TT, UE, UM, US, UT, UW, ZP	SORT S5/ALL/ST PRINT S8/5/1-24/ST/ZP

RANK [top]

RANK FIELDS	EXAMPLES
All phrase- and numeric-indexed fields in the Additional Indexes can be ranked.	RANK AU S3

REPORT OPTIONS [top]


Output can be specified in table format using the REPORT command.	REPORT S2/ON,ZP/ALL

USER-DEFINED FORMAT OPTIONS [top]


User-defined formats can be specified using the display codes indicated in the Search Options tables.	TYPE S4/CN,FI/1-5

PREDEFINED FORMAT OPTIONS [top]

NO.	DIALOGWEB FORMAT	RECORD CONTENT
1	--	DIALOG Accession Number
2	--	Name, Address, and Admissions Information
3	Medium	Name, Address, Contact, and Page Reference
4	--	Name, Address, and Statistics
5	Long	Full Record except Statistics
6	Free	College Name
7	--	Name, Address, Expenses, and Financial Aid
8	Short	Name, Address, Undergraduate Profile, and Freshman Data
9	Full	Full Record including Statistics
10	--	National Address (excludes country)
K	--	KWIC (Key Word In Context) displays a window of text; may be used alone or with other formats

DIRECT RECORD ACCESS [top]

FIELD NAME	EXAMPLES
DIALOG Accession Number	TYPE 00001350/2 DISPLAY 00001366/CN,FI PRINT 00001278/9

Rates [top]

Rates For File: Peterson's College Database[214]
Cost per DialUnit:                 $5.25
Cost per minute:                   $0.88
Report Elements                    $0.10
Rank Elements                      $0.00

Format    Types   Prints
     1    $0.00    $0.00
     2    $1.91    $1.91
     3    $1.91    $1.91
     4    $2.60    $2.60
     5    $2.60    $2.60
     6    $0.00    $0.00
     7    $2.60    $2.60
     8    $1.91    $1.91
     9    $2.60    $2.60
    10    $0.96    $0.96
KWIC95    $0.17       NA
KWIC96    $0.14       NA

REDIST/COPY Multiplier Table:
      Range      Multiplier
        1-2       1.00
       3-25       1.50
     26-100       3.00
    101-200       4.00
    201-500       6.00
   501-1000       8.00
 1001 or more    10.00

ARCHIVE Multiplier Table:

      Range      Multiplier
       1-25       1.50
     26-200       3.00
    201-500       6.00
   501-1000       8.00
 1001 or more    10.00

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