Earnings Accountability Monitoring demo
Every program against the federal earnings benchmark, projected as a range, with a decided response for each one at risk 1:32
What the demo shows
IR and aid offices project each program's federal earnings test and flag at-risk programs
Agents rebuild each program's completer cohort the way the Department counts it, from the student information system and the financial aid system, and check it against the Department's draft completers list; match it to state wage records and public earnings data; project each of the next three results as a range with the chance of failing two; and draft response options for every program at risk, each modeled against the result it can still move, with an evidence file. Financial Aid confirms the cohorts, the IR director certifies the analysis and the vice president decides.
Transcript
- Earnings Accountability Monitoring projects every program's federal earnings test for colleges.
- From July 2027, programs whose graduates earn less than high school graduates lose federal loans.
- Agents rebuilt one hundred forty program cohorts from Brandvale's student and aid records.
- Seven fall below the line. Early Childhood Education misses by two thousand eight hundred dollars.
- Across three results, it has a seventy-two percent chance of failing two.
- Wage records show thirty-eight percent of its graduates working part-time.
- Financial aid confirmed the cohort after agents caught two miscoded students.
- A state director credential adds four thousand one hundred dollars; offered now, risk falls to forty-one percent.
- The vice president decides with a reason code and opens a redesign plan with the dean.
- Every decision is logged, with an evidence pack for the board.
- Seven at-risk programs found, five months before the first federal result.
- Built on Botminds: agents, data, screens and governance on one platform.
The narration as written for the film. Captions are on the player.