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June 7, 2017

Via: Education Dive

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While Schneider touts the consumer value of making such data more publicly accessible, there is a tremendous amount of value for institutions.

For one, tracking alumni outcomes in employment and salary data helps institutions to not only make adjustments where necessary, but better project the economic impact an institution has on a state and the nation, which makes the case for increased public funding.

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