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MIT had the same problem in late 2003, and in the case of the college applications, solved the problem by simply destroying parts of the records when they were
by wdaher 12y ago
MIT had the same problem in late 2003, and in the case of the college applications, solved the problem by simply destroying parts of the records when they were done with them.
(http://tech.mit.edu/V123/N53/53studrec.53n.html http://tech.mit.edu/V123/N53/53studrec.53n.html and http://tech.mit.edu/V124/N47/47e3.47n.html http://tech.mit.edu/V124/N47/47e3.47n.html)
- qq66 12y agoWhich is how it should be. I can understand keeping a summary of the data to track the performance of your admissions process, but you shouldn't be keeping highly personal information about students for any longer than it takes to make the admissions decision.