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S. 2511 (119th Congress)Introduced
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College Transparency Act

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The College Transparency Act establishes a secure, privacy-protected postsecondary student data system to be developed and maintained by the National Center for Education Statistics within four years. The system would collect student-level data on enrollment, persistence, completion, and outcomes across all types of higher education institutions, while reducing duplicative reporting burdens on colleges and universities. The bill creates an advisory committee with representatives from institutions, states, students, and privacy experts to guide data element selection, and prohibits collection of sensitive information such as health records, discipline data, grades, and citizenship status.

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