Kevin Carey has a superb op-ed in the Chronicle of Higher Education on why we don’t have a national student unit record:
Four years ago, Congress passed one of the worst laws in the modern history of higher education. Under the title “Database of Student Information Prohibited,” the omnibus 2008 Higher Education Opportunity Act barred the Department of Education from creatingContinue Reading »
By Andrew Gillen on 18 Dec 2012 in Accountability, College Access and Student Success, Higher Education and tagged Higher Education Opportunity Act, National Student Record
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