MR. RAYMOND PRICE, LMT
Physical Therapy at Lake Rd, Portland, OR

6345278, Feb 5, 2002

Jun 3, 1999

09/325533

Michael D. Hitchcock - Portland OR
John W. Stedman - Beaverton OR
Raymond L. Price - Tualatin OR

CollegeNET, Inc. - Portland OR

G06F 1730

707100, 707102, 707104, 707506, 707507

A forms engine allows data sharing between customizable on-line forms, such as college admissions applications. After an applicant completes an application, the data is saved in a database and automatically populates fields in subsequent application forms. Each form is branded for its institution and forms for different institutions differ in appearance and content so that the presence of the third party servicer is transparent to the applicant. The system is extensible without programming, allowing new applicant attributes to be readily incorporated into the system and allowing the content and appearance of the application to be readily changed by changing the description file. Information stored about each attribute allows the specification of data validation rules and data sharing and grouping rules, as well as dependency rules that permit application page content to depend on applicants responses on a previous page.

6460042, Oct 1, 2002

Nov 9, 2001

09/991434

Michael D. Hitchcock - Portland OR
John W. Stedman - Beaverton OR
Raymond L. Price - Tualatin OR

CollegeNET, Inc. - Portland OR

G06F 1730

707 10, 707100

A forms engine allows data sharing between customizable on-line forms, such as college admissions applications. Before applying, an applicant opens an account with a third party application servicer. After the applicant completes an application for one institution, the data is saved in a data base and automatically populates fields in subsequent application forms. The form for each institution is created from a form description file. Each form is branded for its institution and forms for different institutions differ in appearance and content so that the presence of the third party servicer is transparent to the applicant. The system is extensible without programming, allowing new applicant attributes to be readily incorporated into the system and allowing the content and appearance of the application to be readily changed by changing the description file. The use of aliases for applicant attributes permits data to be readily shared between forms even though labeled and arranged differently on different forms. Information stored about each attribute allows the specification of data validation rules and data sharing and grouping rules, as well as dependency rules that permit application page content to depend on applicants responses on a previous page.

2009001, Jan 15, 2009

May 16, 2008

12/122483

MICHAEL D. HITCHCOCK - Portland OR, US
John W. Stedman - Beaverton OR, US
Andree J. Hertz - Beaverton OR, US
Raymond L. Price - Tualatin OR, US

COLLEGENET, INC. - Portland OR

G06F 17/20

715222

A forms engine allows data sharing between customizable on-line forms, such as college admissions applications. Before applying, an applicant opens an account with a third party application servicer. After the applicant completes an application for one institution, the data is saved in a data base and automatically populates fields in subsequent application forms. The form for each institution is created from a form description file. Each form is branded for its institution and forms for different institutions differ in appearance and content so that the presence of the third party servicer is transparent to the applicant.The system is extensible without programming, allowing new applicant attributes to be readily incorporated into the system and allowing the content and appearance of the application to be readily changed by changing the description file. The use of aliases for applicant attributes permits data to be readily shared between forms even though labeled and arranged differently on different forms. Information stored about each attribute allows the specification of data validation rules and data sharing and grouping rules, as well as dependency rules that permit application, page content to depend on applicant's responses on a previous page.

2003014, Jul 31, 2003

Sep 27, 2002

10/259219

Michael Hitchcock - Portland OR, US
John Stedman - Portland OR, US
Andree Hertz - Beaverton OR, US
Raymond Price - Tualatin OR, US

G06F007/00

707/104100

A forms engine allows data sharing between customizable on-line forms, such as college admissions applications. Before applying, an applicant opens an account with a third party application servicer. After the applicant completes an application for one institution, the data is saved in a data base and automatically populates fields in subsequent application forms. The form for each institution is created from a form description file. Each form is branded for its institution and forms for different institutions differ in appearance and content so that the presence of the third party servicer is transparent to the applicant. The system is extensible without programming, allowing new applicant attributes to be readily incorporated into the system and allowing the content and appearance of the application to be readily changed by changing the description file. The use of aliases for applicant attributes permits data to be readily shared between forms even though labeled and arranged differently on different forms. Information stored about each attribute allows the specification of data validation rules and data sharing and grouping rules, as well as dependency rules that permit application page content to depend on applicant's responses on a previous page.

7376891, May 20, 2008

Sep 29, 2003

10/673674

Michael D. Hitchock - Portland OR, US
John W. Stedman - Beaverton OR, US
Raymond L. Price - Tualatin OR, US

Collegenet, Inc. - Portland OR

G06F 17/00

715221, 715222, 715223, 715224, 715234

A forms engine allows data sharing between customizable on-line forms, such as college admissions applications. Before applying, an applicant opens an account with a third party application servicer. After the applicant completes an application for one institution, the data is saved in a data base and automatically populates fields in subsequent application forms. The form for each institution is created from a form description file. Each form is branded for its institution and forms for different institutions differ in appearance and content so that the presence of the third party servicer is transparent to the applicant. The system is extensible without programming, allowing new applicant attributes to be readily incorporated into the system and allowing the content and appearance of the application to be readily changed by changing the description file. The use of aliases for applicant attributes permits data to be readily shared between forms even though labeled and arranged differently on different forms. Information stored about each attribute allows the specification of data validation rules and data sharing and grouping rules, as well as dependency rules that permit application page content to depend on applicant's responses on a previous page.

2004019, Oct 7, 2004

Nov 14, 2003

10/714493

Michael Hitchcock - Portland OR, US
James Wolfston - Portland OR, US
John Stedman - Portland OR, US
Andree Hertz - Beaverton OR, US
Raymond Price - Tualatin OR, US

G06F015/00

715/500000

A forms engine allows data sharing between customizable on-line forms, such as college admissions applications. Before applying, an applicant opens an account with a third party application servicer. After the applicant completes an application for one institution, the data is saved in a data base and automatically populates fields in subsequent application forms. The form for each institution is created from a form description file. Each form is branded for its institution and forms for different institutions differ in appearance and content so that the presence of the third party servicer is transparent to the applicant. The system is extensible without programming, allowing new applicant attributes to be readily incorporated into the system and allowing the content and appearance of the application to be readily changed by changing the description file. The use of aliases for applicant attributes permits data to be readily shared between forms even though labeled and arranged differently on different forms. Information stored about each attribute allows the specification of data validation rules and data sharing and grouping rules, as well as dependency rules that permit application, page content to depend on applicant's responses on a previous page.

2002010, Aug 8, 2002

Oct 31, 2001

09/999063

Matthew Hickey - Portland OR, US
James Wolfston - West Linn OR, US
Raymond Price - Portland OR, US

G06F007/00

707/003000

The present invention provides an improved scholarship searching service that includes a scholarship search server that is connected to a plurality of client computers. The server presents each client with an interface that can be branded and customized to any institution, such as a college or financial aid provider, giving the appearance that the search service is being provided by the institution. The server provides a set of scholarships based on user information and in response to the user selecting one of the one or more search options. In one preferred embodiment, the scholarship server and thus the scholarship service is provided and administered by a third-party provider, in accordance with the desired specifications of a sponsor institution. In this embodiment, a provider institution can pay the third-party provider to provide the service as a gratuity to the sponsoring institution.

2002010, Aug 8, 2002

Oct 31, 2001

10/003471

Matthew Hickey - Portland OR, US
James Wolfston - West Linn OR, US
Raymond Price - Portland OR, US

G06F017/60

705/012000

Anyone having Internet access can contact a scholarship award web site and nominate a student for a scholarship. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of a voting criterion, such as the number of votes cast at the web site, thereby motivating large numbers of supports of nominees to visit the web site.