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Gainful Employment Data Analysis: 2013 Regulation Variations

Explore in-depth analysis of Gainful Employment Negotiated Rulemaking Data for the 2013 Draft Regulation, without repayment rate considerations. The draft provides key insights into borrower counts, median debt calculations, related regulatory perspectives, and more.

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Gainful Employment Data Analysis: 2013 Regulation Variations

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  1. Gainful Employment Negotiated Rulemaking Informational Data Analysis 2013 Draft Regulation & 2011 Final Rule (without repayment rate) Draft for discussion purposes 8.29.13 *Borrower counts in chart include only the students used in the calculations and not total students in programs. **Median debt for DTE calculations is not capped at tuition and fees under the draft regulatory language; however, the analysis above is based on calculations that include such a cap. The tuition cap applied to about 15-17% of records used in the calculation of median debt. 1

  2. Gainful Employment Negotiated Rulemaking Informational Data Analysis Variations of 2013 Draft Regulation Draft for discussion purposes 8.29.13 *Borrower counts in chart include only the students used in the calculations and not total students in programs. **Median debt for DTE calculations is not capped at tuition and fees under the draft regulatory language; however, the analysis above is based on calculations that include such a cap. The tuition cap applied to about 15-17% of records used in the calculation of median debt. 2

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