Institutions are required to provide a long list of disclosures, statistics and other factual information, and reports to current and prospective students, their families, ...

Institutions are required to provide a long list of disclosures, statistics and other factual information, and reports to current and prospective students, their families, and others. This information informs students to aid in their selection of a school and other decisions.

Related terms: Loan Counseling; Misrepresentation; Program Participation Agreement

Institutions are required to provide a long list of disclosures, statistics and other factual information, and reports to current and prospective students, their families, and others. This information informs students to aid in their selection of a school and other decisions.

Related terms: Loan Counseling; Misrepresentation; Program Participation Agreement

Web URL Ask and You Might Not Receive: How FERPA’s Disclosure Provisions Can Affect Educational Research

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

PDF Balancing Passion and Practicality: The Role of Debt and Major on Students’ Financial Outcomes

(Trellis Company)

Web URL Clicking in the Dark: Are Student Financial Aid Websites Accessible for Students with Disabilities?

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

PDF Comprehensive List of Consumer Information and Disclosure Requirements

(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)

Web URL Consumer Information AskRegs Knowledgebase Q&As

(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)

PDF Consumer Information in Higher Education

(The Institute for College Access and Success)

Web URL Consumer Information Self-Study Guide

(National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators)

PDF Consumer Reports for Today's Postsecondary Students

(National Skills Coalition)

Web URL Dangerous Metaphors: The Consequences of Treating Higher Education Like a Consumer Good

(Change: The Magazine of Higher Learning)

Web URL (De)Glossing Financial Aid: Do Colleges and Universities Actually Use Financial Student Aid Jargon?

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

Web URL Empowering the Consumer Voice to Transform Postsecondary Education

(New England Journal of Higher Education)

Web URL Factors Associated with Parent and Student Debt of Bachelor’s Degree Recipients

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

Web URL Financial Knowledge or Financial Situations? Toward Understanding Why Some College Students Use Credit Cards to Pay for College Tuition

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

Web URL Hidden Inequality: Financial Aid Information Available to College Students with Disabilities Attending Public Four-Year Institutions

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

PDF How Affordable Are Public Colleges in Your State for Low-Income Students?

(The Education Trust)

PDF Navigating Risky Higher Education Investments: Implications for Practitioners and Consumers

(Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning)

Web URL Reporting Campus Crimes Accurately is Required by Law

(National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals)

Web URL Student Repayment Crisis and the Value of Higher Education and the Economy in California’s Kern County

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

Web URL The Academic as Consumed and Consumer

(Journal of Education Policy)

Web URL The Role of Student Debt and Debt Anxiety in College Student Financial Well-Being

(Journal of Student Financial Aid)

Web URL The Student-as-Consumer Approach in Higher Education and Its Effects on Academic Performance

(Studies in Higher Education)

PDF What Consumer Choice in Higher Education Can Teach about Better Serving K-12 Students

(American Enterprise Institute)

Web URL 668.16(h)

See also: Foreign school exemptions

Web URL 668.14(b)(32)
Web URL 668.43(a)(5)(v)
New! Web URL 668.43(c)(1)
Web URL 668.14(b)(11)

See top list entry for Loan Counseling

Web URL 668.46(d)
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