Foundational
Bulk federal identity, location, enrollment, cost, program, and outcome fields with source years.
Coverage and source status
National federal records provide broad coverage. More detailed college and community facts retain visible source and review states.
Bulk federal identity, location, enrollment, cost, program, and outcome fields with source years.
Foundational record plus campus safety, place, transportation, healthcare, housing, climate, and local economic context.
Enriched record plus reviewed academic structure, pathways, transfer constraints, current-cycle admissions facts, and source-linked narrative intelligence.
Public data sources
Each source keeps its own year, release state, retrieval time, matching method, and limitations.
Men's, women's, and coed intercollegiate teams, reported participation, institutional classification, and athletics financial context
EADA covers intercollegiate athletics at reporting coeducational Title IV institutions. It does not inventory club or intramural sports; sport-row participation is not an unduplicated student count; archive files omit corrections made after collection close.
Open source documentation →Institution-level research and development spending, latest fiscal year and three-year average
Spending is institution-wide across fields. It is not a program ranking and does not establish undergraduate access.
Open source documentation →Doctor's degree – research/scholarship completions, latest academic year and three-year average
Field-level first-major counts are summed while the institution-total row is excluded to prevent double counting.
Open source documentation →Entry-cycle application plans, deadlines, materials, and testing policies
Consequential admissions facts publish only with an official source URL and last-checked date. ED, ED II, EA, REA, and RD remain separate fields; missing review coverage is never inferred from older cycles or third-party summaries.
Open source documentation →Residence-hall cooling, dining formats, meal-plan terms, dietary support, and named brands
Air conditioning remains building-specific unless an official source states universal coverage. Named dining brands appear only when confirmed on a current official page; the platform does not publish food ratings.
Open source documentation →National directory, admissions, costs, outcomes
The June 10, 2026 institution release is imported locally. Each metric can represent a different reporting cohort, so the interface avoids implying one universal data year.
Open source documentation →Institution structure and federal reporting
Downloaded records retain release type, survey component, year, and available imputation flags so provisional and final values are not presented as interchangeable.
Open source documentation →Campus crime and fire statistics
Core crime, VAWA, hate-crime, arrest, and disciplinary-referral files are imported. Campus branches remain distinct; Annual Security Reports provide separate policy and narrative context.
Open source documentation →Local reported crime
The crosswalk excludes campus police from surrounding-area context. The trend endpoint can include estimates, so monthly observations, agency geography, and denominator are shown while a safety grade and reference index remain withheld unless complete reporting is independently established.
Open source documentation →Population, housing, commuting, vehicle availability, and place context
The current adapter matches the IPEDS postal city and state to a normalized Census place name. Commute modes and household vehicle availability describe surrounding residents, not campus transit or student behavior. Unmatched institutions remain visible. County, tract, and metro geographies are not included.
Open source documentation →Scheduled-service airport and Amtrak train-station proximity
Great-circle distances are approximate. Facility proximity does not establish destinations, frequency, fares, ground transportation, realistic travel time, or a direct campus connection.
Open source documentation →Nearby hospital and emergency-service context
Nearby does not mean affiliated. Distances use the hospital ZIP-area internal point rather than an exact facility geocode and are labeled approximate.
Open source documentation →Long-term temperature, precipitation, and snowfall context
The nearest station is a climate reference, not a campus sensor. Distance, elevation, terrain, and urban effects remain visible limitations.
Open source documentation →Nearby PM2.5 and ozone annual monitor context
The nearest monitor is not a campus sensor. Distance, completeness, certification, and single-year limitations remain visible; the platform does not generate an air-quality grade or an attainment determination.
Open source documentation →County employment, establishments, wages, annual change, and broad industry mix
QCEW describes jobs located in the county. It does not establish internships, recruiting relationships, occupational demand, transportation access, or student outcomes.
Open source documentation →Housing affordability
The housing workspace separates HUD gross-rent standards from ACS medians and personal planning inputs. FMRs include rent plus tenant-paid utilities and are not live listings, asking-rent averages, or availability claims. ZIPs spanning multiple HUD areas are shown as ranges and flagged for review.
Open source documentation →Neighborhood crime, transit, local services
A jurisdiction is included only after source quality and geographic fit are reviewed.
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