Student Right to Know

• Nondiscrimination and Equity Policies
  • Disabilities Policy
  • Discrimination Complaints
  • Title IX Policy
  • Sexual Misconduct Policy

• Title IX Resources
• Title IX and Sexual Misconduct Violations
• To make a Title IX or Sexual Misconduct report, contact one of the institution’s designated officials:
  • Title IX Coordinator: Dr. Carrie Yocum, Vice President of Administration and Compliance, (574) 372-5100, ext. 6491, McClain 102 (office)
  • Aaron Crabtree, VP and Dean of Students, (574) 372-5100, ext. 6464
  • Bill Katip, President, (574) 372-5100, ext. 6394
• Title IX Staff Training
  • 2021 Title IX Training: An Integrated and Coordinated Approach – Institutional Response Group, Cozen O’Connor
  • 2021 ICS Higher Ed Inspection Links
  • 2020 CCCU TrainEd Title IX Training – Part One
  • 2020 CCCU TrainEd Title IX Training – Part Two

• Academic Catalog
• Academic Policies
• Educational Programs
• Instructional Facilities and Faculty(Download Our Catalog)
• Privacy of Student Records (FERPA)
• Services for Students With Disabilities
• Textbooks
• Transfer of Credit Policy

• Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act
• Graduation Rates and Transfer-Out Rates for Athletics
• Students Receiving Athletic Aid

The Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act requires co-educational institutions of postsecondary education to prepare an annual report on athletic participation, coaching staff, revenues and operating expenses by men’s and women’s varsity teams. Access the EADA analysis tools here.

• Accrediting Agencies Contact information for concerns not resolved through other institutional procedures.
• BKD Integra Report Available to all employees who want to address any potential fraud or ethical breaches or call toll free 855-858-3344 .
• Complaint Process The procedure for making and investigating complaints.
  • Complaint Notification Form Online form to report concerns not resolved through other institutional procedures. May be submitted anonymously.
  • Student Complaint Notification Form Hard copy form for students to report concerns not resolved through other institutional procedures. 
  • Indiana Commission for Higher Education Distance education students may contact the ICHE concerning complaints after having completed Grace’s student complaint process.
  • Online Program Student Complaint Process  Guidelines for students enrolled in online programs to file a complaint. 

• Financial Aid Information
• Loan Information
  • Federal Loan Information
  • Private Loan Information
• College Scorecard (repayment rate data metrics for postsecondary schools)
  • Grace College and Seminary
• Net Price Calculator 
• Price of Attendance
  • College
  • Seminary and Deploy
  • Online, Graduate, and Adult (costs vary by program)
• Refund of Title IV Funds
• Refund Policy
  • Undergraduate Refund Policy
  • Graduate, Adult, and Online Refund Schedule (includes Seminary and Deploy)
• Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP)
• Withdrawal Policy

• Accreditation, Approvals, Authorizations and Licensure
• College Navigator
• Contact Information for Grace College & Seminary
• Copyright Infringement Policies and Sanctions
• Diversity and Demographics
• Notice of Nondiscrimination

• Annual Security Report and Annual Fire Safety Report
  • Timely Warnings
  • Crime Logs
  • Crime Statistics
  • Missing Persons
  • Fire Safety Policies, Fire Statistics, Fire Log
  • Information for Crime Victims About Disciplinary Action
• Biennial Report for Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Prevention Program
• Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention
  • Student Policy
  • Athletic Department Policy
  • Employee Policy
• Immunization Policy

• Student Activities
• Student Employment

• Graduation and Transfer-Out Rates
• MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling Outcomes
• Placement in Employment and Professional Education of Graduates
• Retention Rates
• School of Business Outcomes
• School of Education Candidate Performance Facts & Figures
• Seminary Educational Effectiveness

Please contact the Center for Career Connections for additional information about our graduates and their employment preparation, types of employment, and enrollment in professional education.

Any Grace College student not currently registered to vote may obtain more information, as well as applications and forms, from the Indiana Secretary of State’s website or the United States Election Assistance Commission website. Student Involvement also distributes this information annually to all students.

Questions?

Email consumerinfo@grace.edu for more information.