The U.S. Department of Education this week released new College Scorecard data containing information about more than 2,000 institutions of higher education. For the first time, this includes program-level data on student debt. Inside Higher Education reports that this is a "first step toward giving students access to a fuller picture on outcomes for individual higher ed programs, instead of just colleges over all." The College Scorecard, available here, originated during the Obama administration and provides consumer-relevant information about higher education programs and institutions across the United States. Andrew Kreighbaum of Inside Higher Education writes: "After its future initially looked uncertain with a Republican in the White House, the College Scorecard has become a central piece of the higher ed agenda for Education Secretary Betsy DeVos."