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What's Being Studied - The Next Big Ideas |
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The items that Congress chooses to study often foreshadow the development of more extensive policy proposals (e.g., the 1998 amendments included a study of transfer of credit). Title XI of the recently-passed Higher Education Act provides for 24 new studies Among them are: Studies Related to Data Collection
GAO study of IPEDS burden that also examines the feasibility of collecting additional information breaking down graduation rates by several categories, including income. Studies Related to Student AidStudy of Aid to Less-Than-Half-Time Students Statutory Language (Section 1113)
Studies of Possible Interest in Other AreasReport and Study on Articulation Agreements Statutory Language (Section 1104) Report on Proprietary Institutions Report deals with the 90/10 rule (mandating that for profit schools derive at least 10 percent of their revenue from sources other than federal student-aid funds). Statutory Language (Section 1105) Department of Education Oversight of Incentive Compensation Ban GAO study of Department of Education enforcement of the ban on incentive compensation. Statutory Language (Section 1124) Summit on Sustainability To be convened by the Secretary of Education in consultation with the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency by September 30, 2010. Statutory Language (Section 1120) Other Studies Called for by HEOA
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