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Last month the federal government unveiled an online college scorecard that can help families cut through some of the confusion.

A scorecard that shows more than 7,200 yards includes par fives at potentially 609 and 667 yards.

The Obama administration is also developing a "college scorecard" that will let students know where a college stacks up nationally on value and affordability.

Then she hugged her husband, David Esch, and walked into the scorer's trailer to sign a scorecard that will become part of history.

As nightmares go for him a scorecard that reads "c Smith b Nel" would be right up there with permanent incarceration on an island that forbids celebrity.

It has created the "common good balance sheet," a scorecard that measures companies based on their preservation of those five fundamental values.

The Department for Work and Pensions produces a national sanctions "scorecard" that contains precise information about how jobcentre districts are performing on stopping people's benefits, it has emerged.

De Vicenzo signed an incorrect scorecard that added a stroke to his total and cost him a playoff with the winner, Bob Goalby.

Wherever it is played, however, the Open Championship has a nasty habit of restoring reality to a scorecard that is beginning to read like a fairy tale, especially when a mighty wind brings occasional bursts of torrential rain.

Later this year, it plans to post an Internet "scorecard" that rates each college nationally on affordability and value — defined by graduation rates and whether graduates earn enough on average to repay their debts.

The United States Department of Education is still working out a section of the scorecard that would give information about the earnings of a school's graduates, which is crucial information for judging the value of the degree.