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The Common Data Set (CDS) is a collaborative effort among higher education organizations to provide accurate data on various aspects of universities and colleges. This specific CDS for the University of California, Riverside during the academic year of 2019-2020 includes comprehensive information on enrollment, admissions, academic offerings, retention rates, student life, financial aid, and more.

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How to fill out common data set 2019-2020

1. Gather institutional data: Collect necessary information about your institution such as enrollment numbers, demographics, and financial aid statistics.
2. Download the Common Data Set (CDS) template: Obtain the appropriate CDS template for the 2019-2020 academic year from the CDS initiative website.
3. Fill in Section A - General Information: Provide basic data about the institution including name, address, and contact details.
4. Complete Section B - Enrollment and Persistence: Report data related to student enrollment figures and retention rates.
5. Fill in Section C - First-Time, First-Year (Freshman) Admission: Include statistics for freshman admissions, such as applications received and acceptance rates.
6. Complete Section D - Transfer Admission: Provide information on transfer admissions policies and statistics.
7. Fill in Section E - Academic Offerings and Policies: Describe academic programs, degrees offered, and any honors programs.
8. Fill in Section F - Student Life: Include information about student organizations, housing, and other extracurricular activities.
9. Complete Section G - Annual Expenses: Report tuition costs, fees, and average living expenses for students.
10. Fill in Section H - Financial Aid: Provide data on financial aid availability, including scholarships and loans.
11. Review and verify data: Ensure all information is accurate and complete before submission.
12. Submit the completed CDS: Send the filled CDS to the required organization, typically the College Board.

Who needs common data set 2019-2020?

1. Colleges and universities: To provide standardized information for prospective students and families.
2. High school counselors: To assist students in making informed decisions about college applications.
3. Government agencies: For statistical analysis and regulatory purposes.
4. Researchers: To study trends in higher education and student demographics.
5. Education organizations: For benchmarking and comparison purposes across institutions.

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What is common data set?

The Common Data Set (CDS) is a collaborative effort among universities and publishers to provide standardized data about higher education institutions. It includes information on enrollment, admissions, academic offerings, and student demographics.

Who is required to file common data set?

Colleges and universities in the United States that participate in financial aid programs and want to present consistent and comparable information to students and families are required to file the Common Data Set.

How to fill out common data set?

To fill out the Common Data Set, institutions must gather data from various sources, typically including institutional research, admissions, and student affairs offices, and then complete the CDS form according to the guidelines provided by the CDS initiative.

What is the purpose of common data set?

The purpose of the Common Data Set is to provide prospective students and their families with accurate and comparable information about colleges and universities, thus facilitating informed decision-making.

What information must be reported on common data set?

Information reported on the Common Data Set includes enrollment data, admission statistics, academic offerings, financial aid statistics, student demographics, and graduation rates.