In accordance with the Higher Education Act and federal consumer information requirements, Shoreline College provides students and employees with access to important institutional information, often referred to as Consumer Information or Right-to-Know disclosures.
Please view our Consumer Information webpage for information about:
- Financial aid programs and policies
- Cost of attendance and net price information
- Academic programs and accreditation
- Student outcomes, including retention, graduation, and transfer rates
- Campus safety and security (Annual Security Report)
- Drug and alcohol abuse prevention programs
- Student rights under FERPA
- Information technology and copyright policies
- Voter registration information
- Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act
- Constitution Day information
- Student complaint procedures
- Other disclosures required by federal and state law
If you prefer to have a paper copy of a topic, please contact:
Office of the Vice President of Student Affairs
Shoreline College
16101 Greenwood Avenue N, Room 5205
Shoreline, WA 98133
studentaffairs@shoreline.edu
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