Policies & Consumer Information
In accordance with federal regulations set forth by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 1965, as amended, below is a summary of consumer information that must be made available to all prospective and enrolled students at Webb Institute, as well as relevant policies.
Academics & Admissions
- Academic Catalog
- Academic Honesty Violations
- Academic Programs
- Assignment of Credit Hours
- Accreditation
- Class Attendance Policy
- Foreign Exchange
- Grade Appeal Policy
- Grade Policy
- Graduation, retention and enrollment data
- Job and graduate school placement rates
- Medical Leave of Absence
- Re-Admission of Ex-Students
- Transfer student policies and transfer credit
- Withdrawal Policy
Drug & Alcohol Abuse
Financial Aid
- College Navigator : The U.S. Department of Education collects information on institutions of higher education through IPEDS (Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System). The information collected, including student loan default rates, is then provided to the public on the College Navigator website.
- Financial Aid Award Adjustment Request
- Financial Aid Code of Conduct for educational loans
- Institute Code of Conduct
- Institutional Refund Policy
- Loan Disbursement Notifications – Right to Cancel
- Net price calculator
- Professional Judgement Policy and Dependency Overrides
- Return of Title IV Funds Policy
- Returning Students Applying for Financial Aid
- Satisfactory Academic Progress
- Statement of Misrepresentation
- Student Guide to Financial Aid – New Undergraduate Students 2019-2020
- Students Rights and Responsibilities in Receiving Financial Aid
- Tuition and fees
- Types of financial aid , including Direct Loans
- Verification
- Veterans Assistance Policy
- 2026 Campus Safety and Security Report – Clery
Campus Safety
- Bias Incident and Bias Crime Policy
- Discrimination and Harassment Policy
- Emergency notification and procedures: included in the Emergency Guidelines Policy
- Fire safety policies: included in the Fire Prevention and Protection Plan
- GCPD Response to Violent Felonies
- Hazing Policy
- Maintenance of Public Order on Campus
- Missing Student Policy: included in the Protocol for Missing Student
- Title IX: included in Sexual Misconduct Policy & Procedures
Student Life
- Disability Services
- Equal Opportunity and Affirmative Action
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
- Information Technology Policy
- Prohibition on the Marketing of Credit Cards
- Student complaint resolution
- Voter registration
- Vaccinations and immunizations
Photography & Video
The Office of Communications and Marketing may take photos of students, classes, activities and the campus, for promotional, marketing, and archival purposes. The college reserves the right to use, publish, display, and reproduce these photos in various college materials, including the website (www.webb.edu), brochures, social media, and other outlets. For more information on this policy, contact us at webmaster@webb.edu
