Consumer information
Federal regulations require SC4 to notify students about the following policies and statistics:
General information
- Accreditation
- Annual Security Report
- BankMobile/Customer Bank (SkipperOne card) Contract Disclosure
- Campus safety and emergency procedures
- College Scorecard
- Drug Free Work Place Policy
- Drug Prevention Program Policy
- Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act
- Facilities Rental
- Gainful Employment Program Disclosures
- Maps and Directions
- Privacy of and access to student records (FERPA)
- Reporting of Suspected Child Abuse and Neglect
- Smoke- and tobacco-free policy
- State of Michigan Authorization letter
- Student Outcomes - retention, placement, transfer and graduation rates
- Violence Against Women Act - Reporting of Suspected Sexual Misconduct
- Voter registration
Student expectations, policies and procedures
- Academic Information and Expectations for New Students
- Acceptable Use Policy
- Crisis Intervention and Response Policy
- Current Student Loss of Life Policy
- Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
- Proof of Residency Form
- SC4 Catalog
- Severe Weather Closing Policy
- Student Referrals and Counseling
- Student Right to Know
- Textbook information
- Transfer information
Any reports of sexual misconduct or sexual harassment should be promptly reported to SC4's Title IX Coordinator:
Bethany Mayea
Vice President of Human Resources/Title IX Coordinator
(810) 989-5537, blmayea@sc4.edu
Student complaints
- Student Complaint Policy and Procedure
- Student Code of Conduct Policy and Procedure
- Student Code of Conduct Expectations and Prohibitions
- Student Code of Conduct Violations Reporting and Actions
- Student Due Process Hearing Procedures
- Timetable of Due Process Resolution Procedure
- Student Dispute of Alleged Violation and/or Disciplinary Action
- College Personnel Alleged Violation Report Form
- Judicial Board of the College Formal Hearing Due Process
- Judicial Board of the College Hearing Ballot
- Student Grade Appeal Process
Financial Aid