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What does the National Student Clearinghouse do? ›

The National Student Clearinghouse^® offers convenient online services for lifelong learners. From here, you can order transcripts, obtain verification of your in-school status, and more. Find out if your school participates in Myhub.

The National Student Clearinghouse is the trusted source for education verification offering a nationwide collection of enrollment and degree data. > Find out more about our verification services for businesses and educational institutions.

The Clearinghouse maintains a comprehensive electronic registry of student records that provides a single, automated point-of-contact for organizations and individuals requiring timely, accurate verification of student enrollment, degree, and loan data.

Once your transcript is requested, it takes 7-10 business days for it to post to your application. If your transcript is not posted after this time frame, contact the transfer support team to confirm the order was completed. How can I request a transcript through the National Student Clearing House?

The average National Student Clearinghouse hourly pay ranges from approximately $20 per hour (estimate) for a StudentTracker Analyst I to $64 per hour (estimate) for a Fashion Designer.

At the Clearinghouse, we verify educational credentials only with the data you provide to us, making it harder for individuals to claim diplomas and degrees they did not earn.

Advantages of using a clearinghouse for electronic claims submission include faster processing times, improved accuracy, reduced errors, and cost savings. Disadvantages can include fees charged by the clearinghouse, potential security risks, and the need to comply with additional regulations and requirements.

SSCR errors can occur as part of the enrollment reporting data flow from the Clearinghouse to NSLDS for student aid compliance. View our series of on demand webinars and tutorials to better understand and address NSLDS SSCR Error Codes.

National Student Clearinghouse does not provide verification of your grade point average (GPA). A grade point average (GPA) verification must be requested through the Office of the Registrar.

Tasked with compiling and interpreting hard data from the over 3,600 schools that use the Clearinghouse's services, the Research Center staff develops reports on enrollment trends that inform education leaders and policymakers. Please use our contact form to communicate with our Research Center staff.

What is the purpose of a Clearinghouse? ›

What is a clearinghouse? A clearinghouse/medical intermediary is an organization that enables the exchange of healthcare data between the provider and the payer (insurance company). It is the only HIPAA covered entity that can translate between standard and non-standard transaction formats.

It's clear that the use of a medical claims clearinghouse service has many benefits for health care providers. Not only does it provide greater accuracy in the billing process but also it can reduce administrative time and help providers receive payments faster.

The National Student Clearinghouse, a nonprofit formed in 1993, is the trusted source for and leading provider of higher education verifications and electronic education record exchanges.

The Clearinghouse collects education records, which include both Directory and Non‐Directory Information, from Participating Institutions, education agencies, and other education authorities, under either the school official or directory information exceptions to the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (“FERPA”).

HERNDON, VA – (NOVEMBER 30, 2023) – Progress in the national college completion rate remains stalled, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center's latest report. The six-year completion rate for the fall 2017 cohort was 62.2 percent, essentially unchanged since 2015.

Sustainable: The Clearinghouse is a nonprofit organization that does not receive state or federal appropriations. Our data process is supported through the fees we collect from third parties for services provided on behalf of our participating institutions.

SSCR errors can occur as part of the enrollment reporting data flow from the Clearinghouse to NSLDS for student aid compliance. View our series of on demand webinars and tutorials to better understand and address NSLDS SSCR Error Codes.