Many states and institutions are using data to simplify the traditional college admissions process by increasing administrative efficiency and lowering barriers to access. Seamless transfer of verified high school data to postsecondary institutions or between postsecondary institutions can reduce application and enrollment barriers for students, reduce the data collection burden for institutions, and facilitate targeted outreach and support to students who may not otherwise apply.
Our latest resource explores how robust state data systems that support streamlined admissions policies can benefit students, high school counselors, college admissions officers, employers, and the state workforce. We highlight real-world examples of initiatives that are reducing administrative burdens and simplifying how students access postsecondary opportunities—and legal compliance, ethics, and transparency considerations for states.
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