Student Consumer Information
Financial
Aid
Descriptions of available federal, state, institutional,
and outside sources of assistance, eligibility criteria,
methods of disbursement, terms of loans, and employment
opportunities are available on the Financial Aid Office's
Web page.
Other
General Institutional Information
Admission procedures and processes, and information
about academic programs.
Average
Cost of Attending Purdue North Central
Refund
Policy
University refund policy and a summary of the requirements
for the return of Title IV grant or loan assistance
by students who withdraw from Purdue University North
Central.
Requirements
for Officially Withdrawing from Purdue University North
Central
Accrediting
and Licensing Agencies for Purdue North Central Programs
Graduation
Rates
The graduation rates are available starting with the
cohort for the 1996-97. The graduation rates are calculated
for the full-time degree-seeking students who completed
their undergraduate program within 150% of normal completion
time.
Office of the Registrar,
1095 Hovde Hall, Purdue University,
West Lafayette, IN 47907
765-494-8581
Retention Rates
Placement/Matriculation of Graduates
Services for
Students with Disabilities
The Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities
in the Dean of Students Office and Student Support Services
is responsible for the provision of accommodations for
students with disabilities. The Coordinator of Services
for Students with Disabilities works individually with
a student to determine the most appropriate accommodations
based on the student's medical documentation and specific
needs. Academic accommodations, auxiliary aids and services
are designed to assist students with disabilities in
obtaining equal access to course activities, materials,
and evaluations. If a student with a disability requires
an accommodation he/she must schedule an appointment
with the Coordinator of Services for Students with Disabilities
and provide appropriate medical documentation of the
disability. In the case of a Learning Disability, documentation
must have been completed within the last three years.
Family
Education Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA)
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
affords students certain rights with respect to their
educational records. They include the right to:
- inspect, review and/or request an amendment to these
records
- consent to disclosures of personally identifiable
information in these records
- restrict disclosure of personally identifiable information
designated as directory information that may be released
without consent of the student
- file a complaint with the U.S. Department of Education
for alleged failure by Purdue University North Central
to comply with FERPA regulations.
Campus
Security Report
As required by federal law (Cleary Act) and Purdue University
Executive Memorandum No. C-49, Purdue North Central
prepares an annual security compliance document titled
“Your Guide to Campus Safety” containing statistics
and information relating to campus safety procedures
and programs. The document is available on the World
Wide Web at: www.pnc.edu/pd/safety.html. If you would
like a paper copy of the report, please call (219)785-5220,
or you can stop by the Campus Police Department at 1401
S. US 421, PFCP building, Westville, IN.
The web site and booklet contain information regarding
campus security and personal safety including topics
such as: crime prevention, campus police law enforcement
authority, crime reporting policies, disciplinary procedures
and other matters of importance related to security
on campus. They also contain information about crime
statistics for the three previous calendar years concerning
reported crimes that occurred on campus, in certain
off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled
by PNC, and on public property within, or immediately
adjacent to and accessible from the campus.
Alcohol
and Drug Policy
All PNC students are responsible for complying with
local, state and federal laws regarding alcohol and
other drugs. The following information regarding Indiana
state law is current as of publication and is not intended
to substitute for legal advice. For a complete listing
of the alcoholic beverage laws, consult the Indiana
Alcoholic Beverage Laws, 2004. For a complete listing
of state drug laws, consult the Indiana Criminal and
Traffic Law Manual, 2005. Copies of these documents
are available for review in the Police Department.
Student
Guide to Campus Emergencies
An informative student guide to handling campus emergencies.
University
Regulations
If students prefer, printed copies of university regulations
are available in the following locations: Dean of Students
Office (LSF Bldg.-Room 131), General Services (Schwarz
Hall), and Registrar's Office (Schwarz Hall-Room
40).
Constitution Day Activities
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