This document provides additional information on configuring Spanish-language translation for your optional supplemental questions in CCCApply.
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For details on configuring Supplemental Questions, see the Working with Supplemental Questions User Guide |
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What are Supplemental Questions?
CCCApply Supplemental Questions are optional, extra additional questions that colleges can configure to display on a page within add to the CCCApply application(s) if they choose. Implementing these additional questions is optional. Support for Supplemental Questions functionality is available in the CCCApply Standard, Noncredit, and International Applicationsapplications only. The CC Promise Grant Online Application does not support supplemental questions.
If your college chooses to ask additional questions, the following parameters must be considered:
the college is required to configure the question(s) and the response option(s); however some templates are available
all questions will display on a single page which appears near the end of the application; supplemental questions cannot be displayed randomly throughout the application
only one page of supplemental questions can display at a time
supplemental questions must be implemented separately, if required, on each admission application.
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More on Configuring Supplemental QuestionsSupplemental questions are written in XML and validated with XSD. You can create one or more sets of supplemental questions to be added to your college's CCCApply applications via the CCCApply Administrator tool. Only one supplemental question set can be active/displayed at a time. The Configuring Application Supplemental Questions section of the CCCApply Administrator User Guide provides details on importing, updating, and exporting your Supplemental Question XML files. |
If you want supplemental questions to display in both or all three CCCApply applications, you must configure and import separate XML files for each application. |
Internationalization: The Optional <Translations> Element
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