right to know

STUDENT RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIESGuy’s Academy students have the right to know:￢names of accrediting and licensing agencies￢programs, facilities and faculty￢cost of attending￢refund policy for student who drops prior to completing the program￢financial assistance available from Federal, State, Local, Private and Institutional programs￢how the Financial Aid Administrator determines the student’s financial need and eligibility￢each type of aid to be received and how it will be disbursed￢how to submit appeals under various school policies￢method of determining satisfactory academic progress and how it affects the student’s financial aid eligibility￢terms of all loans borrowed by the student including interest rates, repayment amounts, cancellation and deferment provisions￢criteria for continued eligibility for financial aid￢facilities and services available to disabled students￢placement types and placement rates￢completion rate￢retention rate￢student body diversityGuy’s Academy students have the following responsibilities:￢review and consider all aspects of programs before enrolling￢accurately and truthfully complete financial aid and enrollment applications￢provide additional supporting documentation, verification, necessary corrections, etc. as requested by Guy’s Academy or affiliated agencies￢read, understand and keep copies of all forms received￢notify Guy’s Academy of any change in their financial circumstances, name, address, and contact information￢understand satisfactory academic progress policy￢understand refund policies￢sign all required certification statements￢repay all Direct Stafford Loans according to the terms and conditions of signed Master Promissory NotesCONSUMER RIGHT-TO-KNOWConsumer information is computed as a percentage for all programs offered at Guy’s Academy for first-time, full-time students who enrolled from August 1, 2010 to October 31, 2010 and completed the program of study within 150% of the normal time frame. First-time students are defined as students that enroll in post-secondary training for the first time beyond the high school level.