Consumer Information
Federal Compliance and Student Consumer Information
Required Disclosures and Consumer Information Disclosures
In accordance with the federal Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008, as amended, and federal laws and regulations, Santa Fe College distributes this annual notice to enrolled students, and others as applicable, announcing the availability of certain information considered by law to be “Consumer Information.” This information, included in the links at this Consumer Information website (sfcollege.edu/consumer/), primarily concerns the institution, its financial aid options, and other institutional policies and programs, and includes a brief description and the electronic address or other locations where the information can be found. This notice may list other important disclosures, with links to where to obtain the information.
Contact Information
Should you have any questions regarding the information provided at this website or if you would like to request a paper copy of any of the information, please contact Dan Rodkin at student.affairs@sfcollege.edu.
General Institutional Information
General Institutional Information (includes certain information about the College's academic programs, facilities, services, policies and statistics). The following information is provided in accordance with the federal Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008.
- Academic Programs and Facilities
- Faculty and Professional Staff
- General Education Diploma Information
- Accreditation Information
- Institutional Policies Regarding Vaccinations
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
- Special Facilities and Services Provided to Disabled Students
- Policies and sanctions related to copyright infringement and liabilities students may face for unauthorized distribution of copyrighted materials:
- Textbook Information
- School Policies on Transfer of Credit
- A Listing of Statewide Articulation Agreements
- Withdrawal Policies and Refund Policies
- Student Complaint Process
- FDLE Sexual Predator and Offender Public Information
- Voter Registration
- Excess Credits Hours Surcharge
- Professional Licensure and Certification Information
Financial Aid Information
The following information is provided in accordance with the federal Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 and the U.S. Department of Defense Voluntary Education Partnership Memorandum of Understanding.
- General Financial Aid Information
- How to Apply for Financial Aid
- How Eligibility is Determined
- Financial Aid Programs
- Disbursement of Funds
- Study Abroad
- Cohort Default Rate
Academic Progress
Cost of Attendance
Net Price Calculator
Student Loan Information
- Borrower's Rights and Responsibilities
- Consequences of Default
- Deferments
- Entrance Counseling
- Forbearance
- Repayment
- Terms and Conditions
- Exit Counseling
- General Loan Information
Refund Policy and Return of Funds with Withdrawal
Contact
For more information on student financial aid, contact Colin Benner at colin.benner@sfcollege.edu.
Graduation and Completion Rates
Graduation / Completion Rates, Retention and Placement Information
- Retention and Success Report by Ethnicity
- Baccalaureate Retention and Success Report
- State Vocational Program Placement Report
- Student Body Diversity Information
Equity in Athletics
Participation Rates and Support for Athletic programs
Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Information
Campus Security Report
Loans and Default Rate
Twenty-two percent (22%) of Santa Fe College students receive loans, with the majority of loans being subsidized loans (the more beneficial type of federal student loans). Santa Fe College's most recent 3-year official cohort default rate (CDR) is 0%. The CDR is calculated by the U.S. Department of Education. A cohort default rate is the percentage of a school's borrowers who enter repayment on certain Federal student loans – specifically Family Education Loan (FFEL) Program or William D. Ford Federal Direct Loan (Direct Loan) Program loans – during a particular federal fiscal year, October 1 to September 30, and default, or stop making required payments prior to the end of the second following fiscal year.
More information and a searchable database of schools' CDRs may be found at the Federal Student Aid website.