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Reminder: Gainful Employment Reporting Due November 15

NAICU Washington Update

November 3, 2011

By November 15, colleges must report information on their gainful employment programs (2006-07 through 2009-10) to the Department of Education. (See earlier Washington Update story)

Schools that don't have gainful employment programs were supposed to inform the Department of that fact by October 1. If your institution has not yet done that, please do so by November 15. Reporting should be done through the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS).

The September 22 version of the NSLDS Gainful Employment User Guide provides details on the procedures for reporting gainful employment data.

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