Requires degree-granting institutions of higher education to make certain biennial disclosures and to conspicuously publish the report on the website of such institution and submit the website address of such report to the department.

This bill requires colleges and universities in New York to provide certain information every two years and to publish this information on their websites. Additionally, these institutions must send the web address of the report to the state department. This aims to improve transparency regarding higher education institutions.

Supporters of the bill argue that it enhances transparency and accountability in higher education. By requiring institutions to publicly disclose important information, students and parents can make more informed decisions about their education.

Critics might contend that this bill imposes unnecessary administrative burdens on colleges and universities. They may argue that the requirement to publish biennial reports could divert resources away from educational priorities and limit institutional autonomy.