https://www.reuters.com/legal/sat-administrator-college-board-settles-new-york-claims-it-sold-student-data-2024-02-13/
The College Board agreed to pay $750,000 to settle claims by New York attorney general that it violated high school students' privacy by selling personal information it collected when they took

https://www.insidehighered.com/news/quick-takes/2024/02/14/college-board-fined-selling-students-information
The College Board, the nonprofit that owns and administers the SAT and PSAT as well as AP tests, will pay a $750,000 settlement to the New York State attorney general's office for illegally sharing and selling students' personal data collected through its exams. The settlement, announced Tuesday, also prohibits the College Board from "monetizing New York students' data" collected

https://www.lohud.com/story/news/education/2024/02/13/college-board-fined-for-selling-student-data-on-gpa-parents-income-new-york-letitia-james/72585335007/
College Board, which runs SAT, AP exams, fined $730K by NYS for selling student data. The College Board will have to pay a $750,000 settlement with the New York Attorney General's Office, which

https://www.consumerreports.org/colleges-universities/college-board-is-sharing-student-data-once-again/
The College Board is tracking students and sending information about their activity to advertising platforms at companies such as Facebook and Google. Our researchers found ads on other websites

https://privacy.collegeboard.org/data-privacy-principles
College Board is a mission-driven not-for-profit organization that works to promote excellence and equity in education. We use students' personal data to help them access and succeed in college and career, and use educators' and other individual's personal data to support those students and further our mission. We are committed to

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/college-board-to-pay-750k-for-selling-new-york-students-sat-data/ar-BB1if4JS
As part of the agreement, the College Board will pay $750,000 in penalties and will be barred from monetizing data of New York students through its contracts with schools and school districts.

https://edscoop.com/college-board-student-data-lawsuit/
December 16, 2019. (Getty Images) College Board, the nonprofit that develops and administers SAT and Advanced Placement exams, is being accused of selling more than five million students' personal information, according to a lawsuit filed in Chicago last week. The lawsuit, brought against the testing giant by the firm Loevy & Loevy on behalf

https://www.thedailystar.com/news/local_news/college-board-penalized-750k-for-selling-student-data/article_32908bb2-cb52-11ee-bf56-57f566320321.html
Follow Lauren Takores. College Board, the nonprofit that develops and administers the SAT, PSAT and Advanced Placement tests, has agreed to pay a $750,000 settlement for violating students

https://www.wsj.com/articles/for-sale-sat-takers-names-colleges-buy-student-data-and-boost-exclusivity-11572976621
Colleges Buy Student Data and Boost Exclusivity For 47 cents, the College Board will sell an individual's information, feeding admissions frenzy Graduation at Northwestern University.

https://www.newsday.com/long-island/education/college-board-fine-sold-student-data-hreiehta
The College Board should protect students' data, "not sell it to customers for a profit," Attorney General Letitia James said in announcing fining the organization on Tuesday.

https://privacy.collegeboard.org/student-legal-terms
These Legal Terms include and incorporate the Service Specific Terms to which you agree. If one or more of the provisions of Service Specific Terms are inconsistent with these Legal Terms, the provisions of the Service Specific Terms will control. Some of our Service Specific Terms are here: SAT. PSAT.

https://privacy.collegeboard.org/
Your privacy settings let you view and change any data-sharing choices you've already made on College Board tests or websites. ... You may withdraw your consent for College Board to process certain information about you as part of consumer programs and services. As of July 1, 2024, this is available to Colorado residents.

https://onpointprep.com/a-new-lawsuit-against-the-college-board-over-whether-it-sells-student-data-raises-important-issues/
The larger issue is whether the College Board has a legitimate right to sell — or license — the data it collects. Tech giants like Facebook and Google certainly have done so with impunity, but the issue for the College Board is that the individuals whose data is being collected and sold are minors.

https://www.classaction.org/blog/class-action-claims-college-board-sells-student-data-collected-during-standardized-tests
During a May 2019 Illinois Senate legislative hearing, a representative of College Board reportedly confirmed that the organization sold access to student data for $0.45 per student. Based on this testimony, a group of Illinois lawmakers urged the state's attorney general to investigate College Board's alleged data selling practices.

https://topclassactions.com/lawsuit-settlements/education/college-board-class-action-says-student-data-sold/
The College Board has allegedly admitted to this scheme. During an Illinois Senate legislative hearing in May 2019, a representative for the testing authority testified to the data selling scam. The representative reportedly admitted that the College Board sold student information for $0.45 per name. Despite these statements, the defendant has

https://privacy.collegeboard.org/privacy-statement/info-use-disclosure
College Board uses and discloses your personally identifiable information to carry out our organization's mission for the following purposes. Provide Our Programs and Services. We use and disclose personally identifiable information to provide you or your educational institution with our programs and services, such as to administer tests

https://www.usnews.com/news/top-news/articles/2024-02-13/sat-administrator-college-board-settles-new-york-claims-it-sold-student-data
By Jonathan Stempel. NEW YORK (Reuters) - The College Board agreed to pay $750,000 to settle claims by New York attorney general that it violated high school students' privacy by selling personal

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EcmGUqo3gg
If so, it's very likely that The College Board is selling your data to universities. In this video I'm going to dis... Have you recently taken an SAT® or PSAT®? If so, it's very likely that The

https://studentprivacymatters.org/parents-question-college-boards-use-of-student-data/
According to 2018 tax records, College Board paid David Coleman, their CEO, an annual salary of over $1.5 Million, and paid multiple staff salaries in the $300-500,000 range, including Trevor Packer the VP of AP programs, whose annual salary in 2018 was $526,359. As seen in this letter to a parent, the College Board uses its non-profit status

https://studentprivacymatters.org/tag/selling-student-data/
The U.S. Department of Education issued significant guidance in 2018 that prohibits states or districts to allow testing companies like College Board or ACT to sell or re-disclose student assessment data, including test score ranges, without parent consent. Regarding these College Board and ACT surveys, PTAC guidance also says:

https://www.reddit.com/r/ApplyingToCollege/comments/ds5iec/for_47_cents_the_college_board_will_sell_an/
The more students who take the SAT, the more data College Board has to sell schools. About a quarter of U.S. colleges have stopped requiring the SAT or ACT for admission, saying they favor the wealthy and don't predict how students perform in school. A Los Angeles-based civil-rights group is pressuring the University of California system to

https://www.reddit.com/r/Sat/comments/efq2tf/sat_data_selling/
The consequences of The College Board's data selling practices extend far beyond the privacy of students who opt into student search service. Universities are able to buy this data to rapidly expand their application pool while holding the actual number of accepted students constant. ... It'd be really nice if I got a cut off my own data

https://bluebook.collegeboard.org/students/privacy-policy-use-bluebook
Device Data: When you download and use the Exam App, College Board will receive certain information about your device, including device type, operating system type and version, applications and processes running on your device, Internet Protocol (IP) address, screen size and resolution, number of screens, available memory, storage and disk

https://privacy.collegeboard.org/privacy-statement/info-access-data-retention
We may retain your information as needed for legitimate educational purposes, to provide services to you or your educational institution, comply with our legal obligations, resolve disputes, and enforce our agreements. College Board uses secure methods to delete or destroy personally identifiable information.

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat/dates-deadlines
*Students who need to borrow a device from College Board will need to register and request their device earlier than the registration deadline—at least 30 days before test day. **Late registration is available worldwide. Additional fees apply. Anticipated 2025-26 Test Dates. SAT Test Date; August 23, 2025:

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/sat
The SAT supports success in school and can help you on your path to college. Access your My SAT Dashboard to register or send SAT scores. Most scores from the June 1st SAT are now available. ... View your SAT scores and score report from your College Board account. Student Score Portal. SAT Score Release Dates. Getting Scores. Understanding

https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/psat-nmsqt/scores
Get your PSAT/NMSQT scores and score report from your College Board account. Most scores from the June 1st SAT are now available. ... You can also access your score report through the BigFuture School mobile app if you provided your mobile number on test day for access to the app. ... The K-12 score reporting portal offers educator score

https://www.kpbs.org/news/politics/2024/06/20/a-data-tool-being-used-to-challenge-voter-registrations-is-raising-many-concerns
MACON, Ga. — On the first day of early voting in the May primary, a conference room at the Bibb County Board of Elections was packed — spilling into the hall — to hear David Sumrall. "My

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/10/03/delete-personal-data-privacy-free-app/
Companies typically have at least 15 business days to opt you out of selling your data, and 45 business days to delete your data. Permission Slip stays on top of the companies in a dashboard of

https://support.collegeboard.org/help-center/how-do-i-update-my-account
To update your College Board professional account, follow these steps:Sign in to your account with your current username and passwordVerify your email addressCreate a passwordAdd and verify a mobile phone number (optional)You can also opt in to multifactor authentication (MFA) in Account Settings for added security.Note: After updating, you