What we have, and what we don’t.
Every active, undergraduate-serving Title-IV institution in the United States, with our latest verdict on whether we have a public Common Data Set archived. The Common Data Set is voluntary; some schools publish openly, some bury it, and some don’t publish at all. This page is an honest accounting of which is which.
Methodology
We start with active Title-IV institutions that serve undergraduates, then look for public Common Data Set files on school-controlled sites and known public archives. The table shows our current best status for each school, plus the last time we checked.
A school marked No public CDS found was checked without a usable public source turning up. That is different from saying the school never publishes one: CDS files are voluntary, and some are posted in places automated discovery cannot reliably reach. Not checked yet means the school is in scope, but the resolver has not scanned it.
Coverage refreshes every 15 minutes from College Scorecard. CDS files are often newer than federal outcome datasets, while NCES/IPEDS and Scorecard provide broader baseline context. We keep those sources labeled separately so readers can tell what came from a school publication and what came from federal data.
Know where one of these is published? Open the school page and send us the link. We’ll archive the source and update the coverage status.