North Carolina H581 mandates transparency in career pathways by requiring institutions to report specific outcome data.
North Carolina H581, the Career Pathways Transparency Act, requires public and private institutions of higher education and vocational and technical schools to report outcome information. This includes completion rates, transfer rates, tuition costs, financial aid statistics, loan debt, employment rates, and starting salaries. The data will be compiled by the State Education Assistance Authority and the Department of Public Instruction for the "Know Before You Go" website.
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