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Institutional

• (pages 55-56 of student handbook)
• Accreditation (page 1 of student handbook)
• (or call Athletic Director at 601-857-3330)
• Campus Police & Fire Safety Report (CLERY Report)
• (page 12 of student handbook)
• Cost of Attendance and Tuition & Fees
• Disclosure of Reimbursements for Service on Advisory Boards
  • ������ Financial Aid employees do not receive any compensation or reimbursement for serving on any lender, servicer, or guarantor advisory boards.
• Disciplinary Proceedings
  • Results of Disciplinary proceedings concerning crimes of violence or non-forcible sex offenses must be disclosed to the victim upon receipt of a written request or to the next of kin via written request if the victim dies. Contact the Vice President of Student Services located on the Utica Campus, at 601-885-7002 & Dean of Students located on the Raymond Campus at 601-857-3232 for more information.
• (pages 72-73 of student handbook)
• (pages 13-15 of student handbook)
• Enrollment for Study Abroad
  • Enrollment in a study abroad program approved for credit may be considered enrollment at the school for the purpose of applying for Title IV (Federal Student Aid) assistance. Contact the ������ Office of Financial Aid at 601-857-3227.

• (page 15 of student handbook)
• Graduate Placement Report—Contact the specific program directors regarding the types of employment obtained by graduates of each specific program. Additional information may be obtained from the Director of Institutional Research and Effectiveness located at the Raymond Campus in Jenkins Hall or by calling 601-857-3357.
• • A student has the right to appeal a College decision that he/she believes to have an adverse effect on his/her pursuit of an education or participation in College programs. Students may access the procedures for instruction and non-instructional related complaints .
  • For complaints violating State law, including laws related to fraud or false advertising, students may follow the State complaint process from the . The MCCA will not respond to complaints until the student has exhausted all grievance procedures provided by the institution.
• International Studies
  • Enrollment in a study abroad program approved for credit may be considered enrollment at the school for the purpose of applying for Title IV (Federal Student Aid) assistance. Contact the ������ Office of Financial Aid at 601-857-3227.
• (page 75 of student handbook)
• Private Education Loan Applicant Self Certification
• • Private/Alternative financing options may be available to those students who may not qualify for Title IV aid. Students may contact the Office of Financial Aid at 601-857-
  • 3223 for additional information.
• (pages 13-15 of student handbook)
• Programs of Study
• • Student loan borrowers will be notified by email within 14 days of disbursement of student loan funds to their account. Students may cancel the loan by contacting the ������ Office of Financial Aid at the numbers listed above, by email, or in person. Students may check their student loan status and history on the school portal, “My.Hinds”. Information on repayment, deferment, and forbearance may be found on the .
• Retention Policy
• (pages 30-32 of student handbook)
  • Returning service members will need to complete a new application for admission when they make the decision to return to ������ if they have had a lapse in enrollment for either a fall or spring semester. In addition, ������ will make reasonable efforts to help the student prepare to resume their selected program of study. Students should contact the VA Certifying Official by phone at 601-857-3226, in-person in Jenkins Hall on the Raymond Campus, or via email at veteranservices@hindscc.edu. Students should provide a copy of their DD214.
• (pages 21-23 of )
• (page 18 of student handbook)
• Students with Disabilities (page 17 of )
• Vaccination Policy – ������ does not have a vaccination policy for all students
• (page 54 of student handbook)
• 60% Completion Dates:
  • ������18
    16 weeks – March 26
    1st 8 weeks – Feb 12
    2nd 8 weeks – April 23

Federal

• Available Financial Aid (pages 18-33 of ), or
•  (page 73 of )
• Gainful Employment
  • Gainful employment is most often associated with college graduates who become employed after they graduate as a way to measure or rank the college or university where they received their education and training. Generally, in order to be eligible for funding under the Higher Education Act Title IV student assistance programs, an educational program must lead to a degree at a non-profit or public institution or it must prepare students for “gainful employment in a recognized occupation.” Gainful employment information is available on the ������ web pages of the Career Technical programs.