Student Consumer Information

Student Consumer Information refers to the materials that the College of the Siskiyous is required to provide to all enrolled students annually. Students will be notified of the availability of this information through their College of the Siskiyous student email address. For any questions regarding the information below, please contact the Financial Aid Office during regular business hours.

General Institutional Information

• Accreditation Information - Information on College of the Siskiyous' accreditation entities and activity.
• Athletic Disclosures - The Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act Report details participation rates, financial support, and other information about both men's and women's intercollegiate athletic programs at College of the Siskiyous.
• College of the Siskiyous' Mission and Vision - The institutional mission and vision statements that guide all aspects of College of the Siskiyous' operations.
• Net Price Calculator - A federally mandated tool designed to help students estimate the overall cost (not just direct costs) of attending College of the Siskiyous for one academic year.
• Services and Facilities for Students with Disabilities - Details about the support and services provided to students with physical or learning disabilities to ensure equal educational opportunities.
• Students' Rights under the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) - Information about College of the Siskiyous' policies designed to protect student records and privacy.
• Tuition and Fees Information - Overview of the general cost per credit hour based on different course delivery methods and student classifications.
• Voter Registration Information - Step-by-step instructions for students to register to vote.

Academic Information

• Academic Areas of Interest - A comprehensive list of all academic programs and fields of study offered at College of the Siskiyous.
• College of the Siskiyous' Campuses - A listing of all campuses where College of the Siskiyous' programs are delivered.
• College Directories - Directories including departments, programs, and other resources. Email and phone number provided.
• Accreditation Information - Details about College of the Siskiyous' institutional accreditation as well as accreditation for specific programs.
• Programs of Study - A catalog of all degrees and certificates available at College of the Siskiyous.
• Textbook Information - Current booklists (including ISBN details) and other information regarding resources available through the college bookstore.

Student Financial Aid Information

• Applying for Financial Aid - A step-by-step guide to completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) process with College of the Siskiyous.
• Cost of Attendance and Additional Program Costs - An estimate of the total expenses for attending College of the Siskiyous, including tuition and fees, room and board (dorm and meal plan costs for on-campus students, or housing and food allowances for off-campus students), books, transportation, and miscellaneous expenses.
• Financial Aid Disbursement - Explanation of how federal and other types of student aid are disbursed and distributed to students.
• Refund and Return to Title IV Policies - Procedures College of the Siskiyous follows when students do not complete 100% of their enrolled coursework within a semester.
• Rights and Responsibilities of Students Receiving Aid - Important information for students about maintaining their eligibility and understanding their rights related to financial aid.
• Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy - Standards of academic achievement students must maintain to remain eligible for financial aid.
• Student Employment and Federal Work Study - Details about student employment opportunities and payment rates.
• Student Loan Information - Key information for borrowers regarding loan requirements, types of federal student loans, and annual interest rates.

Health and Safety Information

• Annual Security and Fire Safety Report - Information on student safety, crimes reported on College of the Siskiyous' campuses, and annual fire safety reports, in compliance with the Clery Act.
• Counseling Resources - Services available to support students with personal issues or academic concerns.
• Emergency Procedures and Resources - Overview of College of the Siskiyous' emergency operations plan.

Institutional Policies

• Nondiscrimination Policy - Details College of the Siskiyous' commitment to nondiscrimination and the procedures for inquiries and complaints.
• Whistle Blower Policy - Describes College of the Siskiyous' policy regarding whistleblowers and the process for reporting known illegal, dishonest, or fraudulent activities.