Cornell College Consumer Information

The following consumer information is provided in compliance with federal regulations. For further information, or to request a printed copy of any of the items in this list, contact the Director of Financial Assistance.

Institutional Profile
Provides information on student body demographics, retention rates, graduation rates, and post-graduate plans.

Fire Safety Report
Provides a summary of Cornell's residence hall fire safety systems, policies, protocols and incidents.

Immunization Policies
All students are required to provide proof of measles, mumps and rubella immunization. Additional information regarding recommended vaccinations is available from Student Health Services.

Missing Students Policy
Provides contacts for reporting a missing student and Cornell's response protocol. Students will also find a link allowing them to confidentially designate emergency contacts.

Campus Crime Statistics
In accordance with the Clery Act, statistics regarding crimes that occurred on or adjacent to campus are reported for the prior three years.

Financial Aid Consumer Information
Provides information related to student loans, taxability of financial aid, privacy of financial information, etc.

Financial Assistance Code of Conduct for Educational Loans

Athletics Consumer Information
If you wish to review a copy of the Equity in Athletics report, please contact the Athletic Department at 319-895-4337.

Copyright Infringement and Peer-to-Peer Filing Sharing Policies
Provides information on policies and sanctions related to copyright infringement and unauthorized peer-to-peer filing sharing.

Voter Registration Information
Please visit the Johnson County Auditor website for new voter registrations or to update or change your current registration.

Registrar Consumer Information

  1. Names of associations, agencies, and/or governmental bodies that accredit, approve, or license the school and it’s programs.

  2. Special facilities and services available to disabled students

  3. Requirements to officially withdraw from the college.

  4. Degree Programs, training, and other education offered

  5. The instructional, laboratory, and other physical plant facilities associated with the academic programs

  6. List of faculty and other instructional personnel

  7. FERPA Policy

  8. Plans Cornell has for improving its academic programs
    Please contact the Office of Academic Affairs

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