Learn how your institutions’ or states’ participation in the Postsecondary Data Partnership (PDP) could help it systematically measure institutional outcomes and intentionally grow student success. Come learn about the PDP and the impact it could make for your school and students by unleashing transformative data-driven decisions.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Join this webinar to learn what StudentTracker for High Schools is and the reports available.

Who should attend? Secondary schools not active with StudentTracker for High Schools.

Everybody eagerly wants data that helps them:

• understand their students
• make better data driven decisions
• save time, energy and resources
• tell their story.

This session will get you excited by showcasing the tools that the PDP provides. Visualize your future of spending more time analyzing data instead of figuring out where to find it or how report it.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Learn how your institutions’ or states’ participation in the Postsecondary Data Partnership (PDP) could help it systematically measure institutional outcomes and intentionally grow student success. Come learn about the PDP and the impact it could make for your school and students by unleashing transformative data-driven decisions.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Explore the enrollment reporting process and schedules as they relate to the process of reporting to NSLDS and non-direct lenders. Examine why the enrollment reporting schedule exists, how files are processed, and how all of this relates to the NSLDS SSCR reporting process and schedule.

Who should attend? Postsecondary institutions using the Clearinghouse’s Enrollment Reporting service.

Come learn how to use the StudentTracker for Colleges & Universities Premium Services!  This webinar will review how to navigate and use premium service features.

Who Should Attend? Postsecondary institutions active with StudentTracker for Colleges & Universities

Everybody eagerly wants data that helps them:

• understand their students
• make better data driven decisions
• save time, energy and resources
• tell their story.

This session will get you excited by showcasing the tools that the PDP provides. Visualize your future of spending more time analyzing data instead of figuring out where to find it or how report it.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Get a quick overview of Transcript Center, learn how to check your school’s Transcript Center processing log for errors, and tips to correct errors.

Who should attend? Secondary schools who use Transcript Center.

Learn how your institutions’ or states’ participation in the Postsecondary Data Partnership (PDP) could help it systematically measure institutional outcomes and intentionally grow student success. Come learn about the PDP and the impact it could make for your school and students by unleashing transformative data-driven decisions.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

The Postsecondary Data Partnership (PDP) allows institutions to receive dynamic reports via Tableau to help with early indicators of student success based on Gateway courses, grades, and progression. Join us to learn about recent updates to the Postsecondary Data Partnership Tableau Dashboards and how to use Tableau for these dynamic reports. The Clearinghouse is committed to maintaining the integrity of student records in its care and has designed its processes and services to facilitate compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), The Higher Education Act, and other applicable laws.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Everybody eagerly wants data that helps them:

• understand their students
• make better data driven decisions
• save time, energy and resources
• tell their story.

This session will get you excited by showcasing the tools that the PDP provides. Visualize your future of spending more time analyzing data instead of figuring out where to find it or how report it.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Join the Audit Resource Center for important summer non-compulsory term Enrollment Reporting reminders to help properly report non-compulsory term enrollment to Clearinghouse, meeting federal reporting guidelines.

Who should attend? For anyone who submits scheduled Enrollment Files or makes Online Updates to Enrollment Reporting to the Clearinghouse, Postsecondary Registrar Office staff, Postsecondary Enrollment Services staff, Postsecondary Financial Aid Office staff, Postsecondary Institutional Effectiveness who work with Title IV student aid compliance, Postsecondary Institution Compliance staff.

Learn how your institutions’ or states’ participation in the Postsecondary Data Partnership (PDP) could help it systematically measure institutional outcomes and intentionally grow student success. Come learn about the PDP and the impact it could make for your school and students by unleashing transformative data-driven decisions.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Join the Clearinghouse to learn about exciting changes coming to the electronic transcript exchange for recipients

Who should attend: Postsecondary institutions using Electronic Transcript Exchange to receive transcripts or those who are interested in moving to ETX.

This Audit Resource Center compliance webinar provides insights into the program enrollment certification NSLDS calculation score, one of the indicators in assessing consistency of your program level reporting for the 150% Direct Loan Limit Regulations. Join us for a close and critical look at what this score means, along with the resources available should a question arise regarding the NSLDS calculated score.

Who should attend? Anyone who submits scheduled enrollment files or makes online Enrollment Reporting updates to the Clearinghouse, including staff members in the registrar, enrollment services, financial aid, institution compliance, and institutional effectiveness (those who work with title IV student aid compliance) offices of postsecondary institutions.

Everybody eagerly wants data that helps them:

• understand their students
• make better data driven decisions
• save time, energy and resources
• tell their story.

This session will get you excited by showcasing the tools that the PDP provides. Visualize your future of spending more time analyzing data instead of figuring out where to find it or how report it.

Who should attend: For postsecondary institutions participating in the Postsecondary Data Partnership.

Join us to learn why the schedule exists, how files are processed, and explore the enrollment reporting schedules as they relate to the process of reporting to NSLDS and non-direct lenders.

Who should attend? Postsecondary institutions active or inactive with Clearinghouse’s Enrollment Reporting service.

Join us as we take a deeper look into error resolution.

Who should attend? Financial aid and registrar staff at postsecondary institutions active with the Enrollment Reporting service.

Learn the next steps once file has been processed into our database, how institutions are notified of the file processed and how to access the Reject Detail Report. Then we’ll review the elements of the Reject Detail Report, common errors, and how to resolve those errors. We will also discuss the EDI Reject Report for EDI institutions.
Who should attend? A postsecondary institutions using the Clearinghouse’s Enrollment Reporting service.

An Audit Resource Center Compliance Webinar showcasing the most common audit pain points related to enrollment reporting for student aid compliance and how to avoid them. Join us as we walk through compliance issues identified during a financial aid Audit or Program Review, where we advise how to avoid repeat findings and mitigate risk for future audits.

Who should attend? For anyone who submits scheduled Enrollment Files or makes Online Updates to Enrollment Reporting to the Clearinghouse, Postsecondary Registrar Office staff, Postsecondary Enrollment Services staff, Postsecondary Financial Aid Office staff, Postsecondary Institutional Effectiveness who work with Title IV student aid compliance, Postsecondary Institution Compliance staff.

This webinar covers the importance of reporting separation statuses in a timely manner and the different ways to report them. Also covered will be students who continue enrollment at your institution after completing a program.
Who should attend? For anyone who submits scheduled Enrollment Files or makes Online Updates to Enrollment Reporting to the Clearinghouse, Postsecondary Registrar Office staff, Postsecondary Enrollment Services staff, Postsecondary Financial Aid Office staff, Postsecondary Institutional Effectiveness who work with Title IV student aid compliance, Postsecondary Institution Compliance staff.