Student Right to Know

The Student Right to Know Act passed in 1990 requires institutions receiving Title IV funding to provide the following information.

• Graduation and Retention Rates
• Retention and Graduation Rates reported to IPEDs by UW-System

Diversity and Equity

• Enrollment Factbook
• Graduation Factbook
• Nondiscrimination Policy

Academic Programs and Faculty

• Degree Programs
• Faculty
• Accreditation and Licensing

Cost of Attendance

• Tuition and Fees
• Net Price Calculator

Financial Aid

• Financial Aid Information
• Code of Conduct: Relationships with Educational Loan Providers
• Private/Alternative Education Loans
• Eligibility for Financial Aid for Study Abroad
• Satisfactory Academic Progress

FERPA

• Federal Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

Transfer Students

• Transfer Credit Information
• Catalog

Withdraw from the University

• Learn how to withdraw

Refund and Return of Title IV

• Refund Schedule

Students with Disabilities

• Services for Students with Disabilities

Campus Crime

• Campus Security Report
• Campus Safety

Complaints and Grievances

• Complaint Procedures

Contact and Procedure for Consumer Information and Student Right to Know

The Accreditation Liaison Officer is responsible for verifying the update and distribution of required annual disclosures on or before October 1 of each year. Notification of availability and link to information will be included in the annual letter from the Dean of Students office. Questions or requests for information may be directed to Mary Hoffman (hoffmamf@apipros.net).

For additional information regarding the topics above please contact the following departments: