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This document provides comprehensive data on the University of Minnesota – Twin Cities Campus for the academic year 2019-2020, covering general information, enrollment statistics, admission policies,

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1. Gather institutional information including the name, address, and contact details.
2. Collect data on student enrollment figures, including the number of undergraduate and graduate students.
3. Document faculty information, including the total number of faculty members and student-to-faculty ratio.
4. Retrieve financial information such as tuition fees, costs, and financial aid statistics.
5. Include academic offerings such as the number of degree programs and courses available.
6. Compile student demographics including race/ethnicity and gender statistics.
7. Provide details on graduation rates and retention rates.
8. Review and verify all collected data for accuracy and completeness.
9. Complete the Common Data Set template by filling in the collected data in the appropriate sections.
10. Submit the completed Common Data Set to the relevant parties as per instructions.

Who needs common data set 2019-2020?

1. Prospective students looking for information about colleges and universities.
2. Parents of prospective students seeking to understand admission standards and cost.
3. College admissions offices conducting comparative analysis among institutions.
4. Educational researchers analyzing trends in higher education.
5. Government agencies and policymakers focusing on educational statistics.
6. Accreditors who require institutional data for program evaluation.
7. Institutional researchers conducting internal assessments.

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What is common data set?

The Common Data Set (CDS) is a collaborative effort among higher education institutions to provide standard data and information about the institution. It covers various aspects like enrollment, admissions, academic offerings, and student demographics.

Who is required to file common data set?

Colleges and universities in the United States that seek to provide prospective students and their families with standardized information about their admissions processes, academic programs, and campus demographics are encouraged to file the Common Data Set.

How to fill out common data set?

Institutions fill out the Common Data Set by gathering data from their internal records and reporting it in a standardized format according to the defined CDS fields. They should refer to the CDS guidelines to ensure accurate and consistent reporting.

What is the purpose of common data set?

The purpose of the Common Data Set is to provide a consistent and uniform picture of institutional data to aid in comparing institutions and to enhance the quality and accessibility of data available to students and families.

What information must be reported on common data set?

The Common Data Set includes several key sections, such as institutional characteristics, enrollment, admissions, academic offerings, student life, faculty and class size, financial aid, and graduation rates among others.