Consumer Information/Student-Right-To-Know
Consumer Information | Data DashboardStudent Right to Know
In compliance with federal regulations, Labette Community College provides prospective and current students with information regarding General Institutional Information, Academic Information, Athletic Information, Financial Aid Information, and Health and Safety Information.
For copies of any of the following material, please contact Theresa Hundley, Dean of Enrollment Management at theresah@labette.edu or 620-820-1274, or Megan Fugate, Director of Financial Aid at meganf@labette.edu or 620-820-1246.
Student-Right-To-Know Act
The Higher Education Act Amendments of 1998 require the disclosure of certain types of information to students under Title IV of this Act. More information concerning the Higher Education Amendments can be found at The US Department of Education at: http://www.ed.gov.
General Institutional Information
- Comments, Compliments and Complaints
- Constitution Day
- Cost of Attending
- Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
- For more information please go to the FERPA Website
- Non-Discrimination, Equal Opportunity, and Harassment
- Official Withdrawal Procedure
- Refund Policies
- Student Life/Activities
- Text Book
- Transfer Credits
- Voter Registration
Academic Information
- Academic Misconduct
- Academic Programs
- Accreditation
- Accommodations
- Completion/Graduation Rate
- Discontinuance or Programs
- Diversity of Student Body
- Diversity of Student with Pell grant recipients
- Facilities
- Faculty/Staff Directory
- GED Program
- Placement Rate/Data
- Program Curriculum Requirements for Professional Licensure
- Retention Rate
- Transfer Out Rate
Athletic Information
Financial Aid Information
- College Financing Plan
- College Navigator
- Entrance Counseling Title IV loan programs
- Exit Counseling Title IV loan programs
- Net Price Calculator
- Return of Title IV Funds
- Student Financial Aid Consortium Agreements
- Student Financial Aid Information
- Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Title IV Code of Conduct
- Title IV Credit arrangements
- Verification Requirements
Health and Safety Information
- Annual Security Report and Fire Report
- Biennial Drug and Alcohol Report
- Campus Crime and Security issues warning
- Drug and Alcohol Abuse/Prevention
- Drug-Free Workplace
- Missing Student
- Sexual Harassment, Including Sexual Assault, Dating, Violence, Stalking, and Retaliation
- Student Code of Conduct
Constitution Day
Section 111 requires Constitution Day be held on September 17 of each year, commemorating the September 17, 1787 signing of the Constitution. However, when September 17 falls on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday, Constitution Day shall be held during the preceding or following week. The LCC Library makes a display regarding the Constitution and provides this information for student review for a week.
