Verified education data. Trusted decisions.

Every reported education credential traces to one source: the institutions themselves. Here's where Clearinghouse data comes from, what it can confirm, and the responsibilities that govern how it's used.

The Data Advantage

The Clearinghouse data advantage is built on trust, scale, and timeliness. Our insights are derived from first-party, institution-verified, comprehensive, and current data.

97%

of U.S. postsecondary students

130M+

verified education records

~3,600

institutions reporting directly

30–45

day data refresh

30+

years as a trusted nonprofit

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Trust

~3,600 institutions submit data directly to the Clearinghouse: a single verified source, not a patchwork of surveys or self-reported estimates.

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Scale

Coverage includes 97% of currently enrolled U.S. postsecondary students, with 130 million+ verified education records: depth that supports both large-scale research and individual-level verification.

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Timeliness

Data refreshes every 30 to 45 days, backed by decades of nonprofit experience: current enough to inform time-sensitive decisions, and trusted enough to inform major ones.

What the data answers · “Every record connects”

Who is enrolled?

Real-time enrollment status, reported by the institution.

Who completed?

Degrees, certificates, and the dates earned.

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What happened next?

Transfer, persistence, and long-term outcomes.

Is it verified?

Confirmation of the education credentials the person has already represented.

The Confirmation Model

Insights doesn't provide lists or records. It confirms what an applicant has already represented about themselves.

What partners can do

Confirm enrollment status, reported by the institution.

Confirm degrees, certificates, and dates earned.

Confirm the education credentials a person has already represented.

What the Clearinghouse does not do

Sell student data or provide open access to student records.

Provide lists of students or prospect records.

Make eligibility determinations or provide legal guidance.

Responsible use

Trusted education data requires responsible use.

The Clearinghouse was built for that responsibility, with decades of data governance trusted by higher education, government, and industry.

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The Clearinghouse does not sell student data or provide open access to student records.

Our FERPA- and FCRA-compliant operations help partners use education data responsibly and appropriately.

Where the data goes to work

Solution 01

Business Insights

See what traditional data misses.

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Solution 02

Custom Research

Answers beyond what public data can provide.

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Solution 03

HR1 Verification

Prepare now for education-based Medicaid verification.

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See what trusted education data can help you solve.

Connect with the Business Solutions team to explore verification, decisioning, research, or Medicaid eligibility needs.

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