Are there other data that you should be collecting or that you would find helpful in making your decisions about where you have compliance and where you don't that you feel ought to be there?

So you collect no data from the military academies?

They should at the least feel safe on campus, and they should feel confident that if they are victims of crimes, the people around them will respond quickly and with respect and compassion.

Data can be a powerful tool in helping us understand the problems we face and possible solutions.

The only thing I would add to what you say is that young people do everything they are supposed to do.

you are having people who are not working up to their potential and that is a drag on the larger economy.

making sure that borrowers who currently have that debt can afford their monthly payments is a huge priority.

We can bring down the interest rate on student loans, put more money into students' pockets.

if a generation of young Americans is launching their careers later, facing lower wages, and struggling to keep up with student debt payments, what is the impact on the economy as a whole?

Incentivizing States to up the investment they make and hold down college tuition is another big opportunity.

Obviously, protecting Pell grants is a core foundation of Federal financial aid.