Institutions that participate in the Federal Student Aid programs must disclose certain consumer information in compliance with the Department of Education's Consumer Information Act, the Student-Right-to-Know Act, and the Higher Education Opportunity Act.

Although every effort is made to present the most accurate, helpful and up-to-date information, the content of this information is subject to change due to alterations in federal, state, or college policy and procedure.

*A printed version of this document may be obtained in the Office of Financial Aid, Scholarships, & Veterans Services or the Office of Admissions.

Scam Information

Better Business Bureau - Check legitimacy on businesses and charities
U.S. Department of Education - Has information & tips about financial aid scams
Federal Trade Commission - Articles on Financial Aid scams
Finaid.org's Scam Alert - May help you avoid possible financial aid rip-offs!

Constitution Day & Civic Engagement

Every year on September 17, the Office of Financial Aid marks the signing of the final draft of the Constitution by putting on a program and/or event. A federal law enacted in December 2004 designates September 17 as “Constitution Day and Citizenship Day” to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution on September 17, 1787. Under this law, every school that receives federal funding for the fiscal year is required to hold an educational program for students designed around the Constitution.

To celebrate Constitution Day, the Office of Financial Aid invites you to review these resources:

The U.S. Constitution (National Constitution Center): Discover the full text and explore interactive breakdowns of your constitutional rights.
What’s your Constitution I.Q.? Test your knowledge of the amendments and history behind the document.
Kansas Voter Registration Portal: Exercise your civic duties by registering to vote or checking your current status in Kansas.
- Not a resident of Kansas? Check your registration at Vote.gov