Enrollment Enhancements

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Enrollment Enhancements Goal to improve quality of enrollment data Recent study reveled significant errors in reporting graduating students Incorrect reporting of graduates influences the accurate assessment of federal aid’s overall impact.

Enrollment Data Quality Analysis of graduates found 25% of sampled students had conflicting data between NSLDS and data reported to ED separately. Analysis showed that 8% of students had an enrollment status not appropriate for triggering the proper repayment status.

Enrollment Reporting Enhancements Student Centric – better accountability for borrowers transferring to different schools Student Access Changes – borrower will be able to report enrollment at a new school for NSLDS to add to school’s roster

Roster Changes Report school attending branch Looking at data quality Report all enrollment status codes Add to roster students with Title IV aid at a prior school but not at yours DCL coming to remind you of enrollment reporting responsibilities

Enrollment Reporting Changes for 2012 Enrollment school code reported with disbursement to COD will be passed to ED Servicers and reported to NSLDS to direct the enrollment rosters NSLDS will begin adding Pell Grant recipients to enrollment rosters starting with the 2012-13 award year

Enrollment Reporting Changes for 2012 NSLDS will begin adding Perkins Loan recipients to enrollment rosters Perkins schools and servicers will have the option to receive notification files to track enrollment Lenders and lender services will have the options to receive notification files directly from NSLDS

Enrollment Reporting Improve Campus Management Provide schools with the option to manage campus locations for reporting enrollment Schools may report at a single location or may choose to centralize reporting at one location

NSLDS Contact Information We appreciate your feedback and comments. We can be reached at: Customer Support Center: Phone: 800-999-8219 Toll: 785-838-2141 Fax: 785-838-2154 Web: www.nsldsfap.ed.gov E-mail: nslds@ed.gov