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This document provides comprehensive data on the characteristics and offerings of Penn State Greater Allegheny for the academic year 2021-2022, including information on enrollment, admission requirements, financial aid, degrees conferred, and faculty statistics.

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1. Start with the institution's name and address, ensuring accuracy.
2. Fill out the contact information, including the phone number and website.
3. Provide details on the admissions process, such as deadlines and required materials.
4. Indicate enrollment figures for undergraduate and graduate students.
5. Include statistics on financial aid, including the percentage of students receiving aid.
6. List tuition and fees for in-state and out-of-state students.
7. Provide information on academic offerings, including majors and graduate programs.
8. Fill out the sections on student demographics, including gender and ethnicity.
9. Complete the graduation rates and retention rates for students.
10. Review all sections for accuracy and ensure all fields are completed.

Who needs common data set 2021-2022?

1. Prospective students looking for information on colleges.
2. Parents wanting to understand college options for their children.
3. College counselors helping students with the application process.
4. Educational researchers analyzing trends in higher education.
5. Accrediting agencies reviewing institutional performance.
6. Government agencies that collect data on higher education.

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What is common data set?

The Common Data Set (CDS) is a collaborative effort among data providers in the higher education community to improve the quality and accuracy of data reported by colleges and universities. It includes standardized definitions and variables for a variety of institutional information.

Who is required to file common data set?

Typically, colleges and universities that participate in the CDS initiative are required to file the Common Data Set. This includes institutions that provide data to publications and rankings.

How to fill out common data set?

To fill out the Common Data Set, institutions need to gather data in accordance with the definitions provided in the CDS standards, usually by consulting data from internal records and databases, and then completing the designated sections of the CDS form.

What is the purpose of common data set?

The purpose of the Common Data Set is to provide clear and consistent information about colleges and universities to aid students, families, and researchers in comparing institutions and making informed decisions about higher education.

What information must be reported on common data set?

The Common Data Set requires reporting on various aspects of a higher education institution, including student enrollment, admissions data, academic offerings, financial aid, faculty statistics, and graduation rates.