August 9, 2025 - 02:57

August 8, 2025
AUSTIN – U.S. Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) has announced his support for the College Transparency Act (CTA), a significant piece of legislation aimed at improving access to essential postsecondary data for students and their families. In his statement, Cornyn emphasized the importance of having clear and transparent information to assist prospective college students in making informed decisions regarding their educational paths.
The CTA seeks to create a more comprehensive and accessible database that will provide critical insights into college outcomes, including graduation rates and employment statistics. By streamlining data collection and making it readily available, the legislation aims to empower students and their families to navigate the complexities of higher education with greater confidence.
Senator Cornyn's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities reflects a broader effort to ensure that all students have the necessary tools to succeed in their academic and professional pursuits. The CTA represents a crucial step towards fostering a more equitable and informed higher education landscape.
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