The mission of the national student information exchange is to provide reliable access to data, related services and insights for education system，the workforce community, and students.

National student information storage center

Students

Every year, thousands of students and alumni use our educational verification and report card ordering service. Currently enrolled students can also take advantage of online discounts by visiting sicgov.us

High School

Thousands of high schools rely on information exchanges to provide their alumni with university admission and degree information. We also work with high school district and state education offices. The outreach program relies on an information exchange system to accurately assess the educational achievements of outreach participants.

Universities

The services of the Information Center help organizations meet their growing needs for compliance, management, student access, accountability and analysis. Most colleges and universities in the United States rely o n the verification and reporting services of the Information Center and o ur unique student Tracker research service. The Information Center is also the largest provider of electronic student record exchange and post-secondary transcript ordering services in the United States.

Educational Services

The Information Center regularly works with educational organizations across the country, including state and local institutions, to accurately assess the efforts of K-20 schools, while outreach programs he lp students succeed in higher education. Participating in the Information Center can help educate financial providers to eliminate paperwork, reduce default rates and reduce spending.

Student Loan

Get all the information you need to apply for or manage federal student loan repayments.

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Linda McMahon-Secretary of Education

Linda McMahon was born on October 4, 1948, in New Bern, North Carolina. She graduated from East Carolina University with a degree in French. She currently serves as the U.S. Secretary of Education. On August 16, 2024, Donald Trump's campaign team appointed her as co-chair of the presidential transition team; on November 19 local time, U.S. President-elect Trump announced that he would appoint Linda McMahon as the next U.S. Secretary of Education. In terms of education, McMahon advocates expanding the eligibility for Pell Grants to fund skills training and technical education that most workers rely on.

New Guidance for Accrediting Agencies Will Strengthen Information Sharing and Transparency

Accrediting agencies’ stamp of approval for colleges and universities serves as both an indicator of quality to students and families and a “gatekeeper” to over $150 billion in federal student aid. But sometimes, the information accreditors provide is confusing to students or insufficient to inform the Department of Education’s oversight functions. When that happens, it can jeopardize the studies and career prospects of students who rely on accreditors’ approval and put taxpayer dollars at risk.

Federal Commission on School Safety

In March 2018, President Donald J. Trump appointed U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos to lead the Federal Commission on School Safety. The Commission has been charged with quickly providing meaningful and actionable recommendations to keep students safe at school. These recommendations will include a range of issues, like social emotional support, recommendation on effective school safety infrastructure, discussion on minimum age for firearms purchases, and the impact that videogames and the media have on violence.