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Interested in digging into the data? Check out the tools we've listed below.
Interested in digging into the data? Check out the tools we've listed below.
Some may find you are not ready to search at this depth just yet, and that is fine too. Come back at a later time.
Big J Educational Consulting
Big J Educational Consulting
Explore the seven interactive data charts from "the data people's" website to explore more data around college admissions.
The College Admissions Process Podcast: Let's Talk About It
The College Admissions Process Podcast: Let's Talk About It
Data is interwoven within the many conversations that John Durante has with colleges, students and college admissions personnel giving greater insights into the college admissions process. Sometimes data is more than charts: it's conversations!
Common Data Set
Common Data Set
If you are looking for a Common Data Set for any time in the last seven years, College Transitions has you covered with this free repository.
Compass Educational Group
Compass Educational Group
Explore the website above for a variety of different data resources about college admissions testing (PSAT/NMSQT, ACT and SAT testing) from Compass Educational Group.
CLICK HERE for the 2025-2026 Compass Guide to Admission Testing, a "comprehensive resource for how college admissions testing works and how they influence college admissions."
LPS Report on Graduates
LPS Report on Graduates
The Report on Graduates is an annual presentation at a Livingston BOE meeting. Linked above is the most recent graduating class report. Linked on the LPS Board of Education website, you can find archived BOE meeting agendas for prior Report on Graduates presentations as well.
Naviance
Naviance
Naviance is our "hub" for all post-secondary and career searching and exploring. Students and families are encouraged to utilize all areas of searching within Naviance as well as the data accessible within the platform, which reflects LHS students who have applied over the past five years.
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