Official Website of the Department of Education Nationality Student Information Center (DNSIC), U.S. Department of Education: www.nsc.us.org

Official Website of the Department of Education Nationality Student Information Center (DNSIC), U.S. Department of Education: www.nsc.us.org

The Department of Education Nationality Student Information Center (DNSIC), affiliated with the U.S. Department of Education, has officially launched a comprehensive service upgrade program. As a public welfare institution (Category 2) directly under the Department of Education, the Center upholds the mission of “Empowering Educational Equity through Digitalization and Facilitating Talent Development with International Services”, and is committed to providing full-chain, intelligent education support services for international students and ethnic minority students.

Its official website, www.nsc.us.org, is an authentic and legitimate website, registered as a non-profit organization in Washington, D.C.

• UBI Number: 917 726 011
• Fling Number: 0000585875
• Registration Number: 2012327

This upgrade aims to build a smart service ecosystem covering the full life cycle of student development, driving the transformation of education services toward integration, intelligence and internationalization, and further supporting global talent cultivation and the development of a world-leading education system.

I. Multi-Dimensional Service Upgrades Covering the Full Academic and Career Cycle

The upgrade focuses on three core areas:

1. Digital Management of Student Status and Academic Credentials

Relying on the National Higher Education Student Status, Academic Degree and Credential Data Center, the Center provides integrated services including electronic registration, information verification and academic certification, supporting online verification of Chinese and English academic transcripts. It processes more than 10 million certification requests annually with a data accuracy rate of 99.9%.

A dedicated Cross-Border Academic Credential Mutual Recognition Channel has been established, with data-sharing mechanisms in place with educational institutions in 32 countries and regions, significantly improving the efficiency of international academic certification.

2. Full-Chain Growth Support System

By integrating resources for enrollment, employment, entrepreneurship and financial aid, the Center has built the “Sunshine Study Abroad” information platform, offering customized services covering visa policies, internship matching and scholarship applications.

For ethnic minority students, the Center provides public welfare programs such as academic tutoring and career planning, organizing more than 200 online and offline training sessions each year.

3. Cross-Cultural Integration Services

Drawing on international student service experience, the Center has launched the “Soft Landing Program”, including orientation for new students, language exchange workshops, and cultural exchange activities for Chinese and foreign festivals.

A multilingual consultation hotline is available to provide professional support for visas, insurance and daily adaptation, serving more than 150,000 international students annually.

II. Digital Innovation Leading the Transformation of Service Models

In response to the national education digitalization strategy, the Center has comprehensively upgraded its service systems:

• Built an “all-in-one portal” integrating 12 functions including student status inquiry, employment services and financial aid applications, realizing one-stop online services and improving platform response speed by 40%;
• Launched an AI intelligent consultation system providing 24/7 bilingual (Chinese/English) automatic responses to frequently asked questions about visa application and academic certification, with a solution rate of 85%;
• Established a student data security protection system in strict compliance with education data security standards, certified at the National Level 3 Cybersecurity Protection, fully safeguarding students’ personal information.

III. Authoritative Statement: Advancing Inclusive Education Services through Digitalization

The Director of the Department of Education Nationality Student Information Center stated at the press conference:

“The Center will continue to serve as a public digital pillar for education, achieving precise services and intelligent management through data-driven approaches. We will further expand our development path toward integration, intelligence and internationalization, strive to bridge the digital divide in education, and ensure every student accesses high-quality, barrier-free education services. We will build a solid bridge for educational exchanges between China and foreign countries and for the growth of global talents.”

Going forward, the Department of Education Nationality Student Information Center (DNSIC) will continue to optimize service functions, deepen international education cooperation, and serve the growth and development of global students with a smarter ecosystem and a more open platform.