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This CCCID achieved by the SSO proxy intercepting the authorization request, determining if a CCCID was passed as a SAML attribute, and prompting the student to either create a new or recover an existing OpenCCC account if a CCCID was not included in the request.

The CCC online initiatives such as MyPath, Common Assessment require

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following scenarios demonstrate what user experience the student will face depending on the colleges ability to pass a CCCID as a SAML attribute.  These particular scenarios focus on a student logging into MyPath from a College website, but the same experience would be true for Common Assessment or Canvas.

Scenario One - College Passes CCCID as SAML attribute.

Rose Reeves is a student at College A.  Rose used CCCApply to apply to College A and College A downloaded the CCCID as part of their CCCApply Application Download.

College A was able to put store the CCCID in Rose's Active Directory Account which enabled College A's IDP to send the CCCID as one of the SAML attributes.

Because the IDP was able to send the CCCID as a SAML attribute, the CCCID is directly passed to MyPath without any further interaction by the student.

Step 1

1. Login at College Site
   1. Select MyPath
2. College IDP is displayed
   1. login as Rose Reeves (rreves)
   2. click "Login"
3. MyPath is displayed

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Logs In at IDP

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MyPath is displayedRose clicks on "MyPath Login" from the College A website.

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Step 2

College A's Identity Provider login page is displayed.

Rose enters her college userid and password and clicks "Login"

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Step 3

The proxy detects that the CCCID was passed as a SAML attribute and authenticates Rose to MyPath without any further interaction.

Scenario Two

John Demo is a long time student at College A prior to CCCApply.  Because College A never downloaded an application for John Demo, College A's IDP was unable to retrieve the CCCID from John Demo's Active Directory account. 

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