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A-G Courses Report

πŸ“ Where to Find This Report

Student β†’ Student Custom Reports β†’ Graduation / Dropouts / Cohorts β†’ A-G Courses Report

The A-G Courses Report displays the A-G course records that have been uploaded into OnDataSuite. It serves as a reference list of all imported A-G courses and their associated course information.

Note: This report displays imported course records only. It does not perform A-G completion calculations, validations, or determine whether students have met A-G requirements.


πŸ‘€ What this Report Shows

The A-G Courses Report displays one row for each imported A-G course record.

Information may include:

  • College Board Course Code
  • School Name
  • Course Record ID
  • Course Title
  • Transcript Abbreviation(s)
  • Course Number(s)
  • Course Length
  • A-G Subject Area
  • Discipline
  • UC Honors Designation
  • CTE Industry Sector
  • CTE Pathway

The report reflects the contents of the uploaded A-G course file exactly as it was imported into OnDataSuite.


πŸ’‘ Suggested Uses

The A-G Courses Report helps administrators and counselors:

  • Verify that A-G course records were imported successfully.
  • Review the complete list of approved A-G courses.
  • Search for specific courses by title, course number, or subject area.
  • Confirm UC Honors, CTE Industry Sector, and CTE Pathway information.
  • Validate uploaded course information before reviewing student A-G progress.
  • Troubleshoot missing or incorrect course records.

🧭 Data Sources

The A-G Courses Report displays information imported into OnDataSuite from the district’s A-G course upload.

The report displays imported course information exactly as provided in the source file and does not perform additional calculations or validations.

If course information requires correction, updates must be made in the source data and the revised file re-imported into OnDataSuite.


πŸŽ› Filter Options

The report includes several tools to help locate and review course records.

Search Courses

Use the Search Courses field to quickly locate courses by information such as:

  • Course Title
  • Course Number
  • Transcript Abbreviation
  • College Board Code
  • Subject Area
  • Other displayed course information

Display Count

Use the Show drop-down menu to select the number of course records displayed on each page.

Column Sorting

Click any column heading to sort the report by that field.


πŸ“‘ Visuals and Data Views

The report displays a searchable table containing one row for each imported A-G course.

Common columns include:

ColumnDescription
College Board CodeCollege Board course code associated with the course.
School NameSchool associated with the course record.
Course Record IDUnique identifier from the uploaded file.
Course TitleFull course name.
Transcript Abbreviation(s)Transcript abbreviations submitted for the course.
Course Number(s)Local course number(s).
Course LengthLength of the course.
Subject AreaA-G subject area designation.
DisciplineCourse discipline or category.
UC Honors DesignationIndicates whether the course is designated as a UC Honors course.
CTE Industry SectorAssociated Career Technical Education industry sector, when applicable.
CTE PathwayAssociated Career Technical Education pathway, when applicable.

πŸ“Š How to Interpret This Report

The A-G Courses Report is designed as a reference report for reviewing imported A-G course records.

Each row represents a single course included in the uploaded A-G course file. The report does not determine whether a course satisfies student graduation requirements or calculate A-G completion status.

Instead, use this report to verify that course informationβ€”including subject areas, honors designations, and CTE pathway informationβ€”has been imported accurately.

If a course appears incorrect or is missing from the report, update the source A-G course file and re-import the data into OnDataSuite.


These related articles provide additional information about A-G progress, graduation planning, and course completion within OnDataSuite.

Updated on June 30, 2026

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