Student Consumer Information

Provides campus crime statistics for the past three years along with VUIM’s safety and security policies, including how to report an incident and how the university responds to emergencies.

Outlines the requirements and process for applying to VUIM, including eligibility, required documents, and how applications are reviewed.

Explains students’ rights under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, including the right to review their education records, request corrections, and control who may access them.

Explains the types of financial aid available to VUIM students, who qualifies, and how to apply for and maintain aid.

Affirms VUIM’s prohibition of discrimination and harassment based on legally protected characteristics, and outlines how students and employees can file a grievance and how it will be reviewed and resolved.

Describes how federal financial aid is recalculated and returned when a student withdraws before completing a term, and what the student may owe as a result.

Sets the academic standards students must meet to remain in good standing and stay eligible for financial aid, including grade and pace-of-completion requirements.

States whether VUIM’s programs meet the educational requirements for professional licensure in each U.S. state, so students can confirm eligibility where they plan to practice.

Explains how VUIM will support enrolled students in completing their studies if a program is discontinued or a campus closes.

Contact information for VUIM’s Title IX Coordinator, who receives reports of sex-based discrimination or harassment and answers questions about the university’s Title IX policy.

Describes VUIM’s commitment to an environment free of sex-based discrimination and harassment, and explains how to report a concern, how complaints are investigated, and the support available to those involved.

Details tuition and fees, payment terms, and how refunds are calculated when a student drops a course or leaves the program.

Explains how coursework completed at other institutions is evaluated for credit toward a VUIM program, and the limits that apply.

Describes how to withdraw from a course or from the university, the deadlines involved, and how withdrawal affects grades, tuition, and financial aid.