www.ncahigherlearningcommission.org
The University of Colorado at Boulder is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. Individual colleges and schools are accredited by various professional organizations that provide specific guidelines to which the curricula in these disciplines must conform. For information about accreditation of individual programs, click here. See also www.colorado.edu/catalog and www.colorado.edu/accreditation.

The CU-Boulder security policies and annual security report, submitted annually to the U.S. Department of Education, will be posted soon. Campus crime statistics are available here, and the daily crime log is posted here.

careerservices.colorado.edu/public
This website provides comprehensive career-related advice and resources.

ucblibraries.colorado.edu/copyright/
This site provides comprehensive information about the use of copyrighted materials. It includes links to campus policy on file sharing and other copyright resources for students.

http://aod.colorado.edu/
This site provides comprehensive information on CU-Boulder alcohol and drug policies, prevention of drug and alcohol abuse, educational and counseling programs, and links to related sites.

www.colorado.edu/catalog
This site provides access to current and past university and continuing education catalogs that contain summaries of campus facilities, programs, and services; descriptions of colleges, schools, and individual departments; and degree requirements, course descriptions, and faculty listings.

www.colorado.edu/disabilityservices
The University of Colorado at Boulder is committed to providing equal access to its educational opportunities and facilities. Disability Services works within the larger university community to build partnerships to remove both physical and attitudinal barriers on campus.

Various University websites offer information about student loans and other financial aid:

• A comprehensive list of the financial aid information to which you are entitled by law is available here.
• Contact information for assistance in obtaining financial aid information is available here.
• Financial assistance available from federal, state, local, and institutional programs is described here.
• If you or your parents are interested in any type of loan to help you pay for college, you can consult this page for more information.
• For the guiding principles that ensure the integrity of the student loan process, see the University's Student Loan Code of Conduct at http://www.colorado.edu/finaid/forms/codeofconduct.pdf.

www.colorado.edu/facilitiesmanagement/pdc/safety/documents/HigherEducationAct.pdf
Information about the university's fire safety systems, procedures, and policies, is available at this site, as are data about fires that have occurred in on-campus housing since 2006.

www.colorado.edu/pba/ia
The Office of Planning, Budget, and Analysis maintains a myriad of statistical information about a broad range of subjects.

• See www.colorado.edu/pba/records/gradrt/res.htm for official graduation and freshmen retention rates.
• See www.colorado.edu/pba/degrees/ath for graduation rates for CU-Boulder student-athletes.

ope.ed.gov/athletics
In compliance with U.S. Department of Education requirements, data on athletic program participation rates and financial support may be found at this site.

http://www.collegeportraits.org/CO/CU-Boulder/estimator/agree
The Net Price Calculator is an on-line tool to help prospective students and their parents estimate the cost of attending CU-Boulder. It provides an estimate of typical expenses for a first-time, full-time undergraduate student to attend CU-Boulder and an estimate of financial aid that the student may be eligible to receive from the university.

www.colorado.edu/pba/surveys
The Office of Institutional Research and Analysis administers the Alumni Survey every four years. Reported data include information about students' after-graduation employment, the types of jobs they have, and their pursuit of graduate and professional education.

admissions.colorado.edu/undergraduate/finances/tuition
This site presents an overview of the costs associated with attending CU-Boulder, including tuition and mandatory fees, on-campus room and board, and books and supplies. Information about course fees, payment options, late and service charges, and refunds can be found at the Bursar's Office site. The Office of Financial Aid provides examples of student budgets here.

www.colorado.edu/regulations/ferpa_confidentiality_records.html
This site explains your rights with respect to your educational records as outlined in the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA).

registrar.colorado.edu/students/withdraw.html
This page includes everything you'll need to know if you need or want to withdraw from your courses during a semester, including information about deadlines and rules, refund assessment schedules, and the financial aid withdrawal policy.

www.colorado.edu/StudentAffairs/judicialaffairs/riot_law.html
This site contains the Colorado Law on Student Riots - CRS 23-5-124.

Resources: Activities & Recreation
CU-Boulder has nearly 600 academic, social, religious, recreational, and political student clubs.

www.colorado.edu/pba/records/
Information about student body diversity is available at this site, which includes data on the percentages of enrolled students who are male, female, members of different ethnic and racial groups, and Federal Pell Grant recipients.

www.colorado.edu/education/about/reports.html
Go to this site for data on state assessments, other requirements, and standards for teacher certification and licensure, as well as data on the performance of teacher preparation programs.

Textbook information is available to students in the MyCUInfo portal when they access their class schedules. Information includes ISBN number and price of required and recommended textbooks.

http://admissions.colorado.edu/undergraduate/transfer-center
Go to this page for important information on transfer admission, including the undergraduate transfer credit policy, transfer credit guidelines, and course equivalency guides for Colorado two-year institutions.

www.colorado.edu/ArtsSciences/prospective/transfer_current.html Under the statewide guaranteed transfer program, up to 35-37 credits of successfully (C- or better) completed course work will automatically transfer and apply towards graduation requirements at the receiving institution. Go to this page for more detailed information

www.collegeportraits.org/CO/CU-Boulder/undergrad_success. Information about proportions of new freshmen and new transfers who transfer to and complete their undergraduate education at another higher education institution is available as part of the CU-Boulder College Portrait.

healthcenter.colorado.edu/forms/immunizations/
Colorado State Law requires freshman, transfer, and graduate students to submit proof of certain vaccinations. Refer to this site for details.

Voting
Go to this site for information on how to exercise your right to vote while you are attending CU-Boulder.