About Lewis & Clark
Student Consumer Information
This page collects student consumer information from around the college in compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA).
General Information
- Privacy of Student Records (FERPA)
- Student Diversity
- Services for Students with Disabilities
- College Bookstore: Textbook Information
- Information Technology Policies (including responsible use of technology and copyright information)
Financial Aid
- Cost of Attendance (Undergraduate)
- Cost of Attendance and Paying for Graduate School
- Cost of Attendance (Law School)
- 3-Year student loan default rate
Health and Safety
- Drug and Alcohol Policies
- Student Health and Disability Report, Insurance, Medications, and Immunizations
- Crime Awareness, Security and Fire Safety Report
- Discrimination and Harassment Complaint Procedure
Student Outcomes (Undergraduate)
- Undergraduate Retention and Graduation Rates
- National Student Awards
- Graduate Schools Attended by Lewis & Clark Alumni
- Alumni Careers
- Career Center
Student Outcomes (Graduate School)
- Program Completion and Sample Careers
- Continuing Education and Professional Development
- Center for Community Engagement
Student Outcomes (Law School)
- Career and Professional Development Center
- Sample Careers
- Bar Passage Rate
- Continuing Legal Education
Complaints, Grievances, and Problem Resolution
Options within Lewis & Clark
- Registrar (Undergraduate)
- Exceptions to policies in the College Catalog (Undergraduate)
- Grievance policy if a student believes a grade is unjust (Undergraduate)
- Standard 509 Consumer Information (Law School)
- Complaint procedures about matters involving sexual misconduct are included in the student handbook, What’s What (Law School)
- Academic Performance and Professional Conduct Policy (Grad School)
- Complaints about ADA discrimination (Institutional)
- For issues of student behavior in the classroom, please refer to the Student Code of Conduct section VII, M and College Policies under the section “Classroom Disruption” (Institutional)
Options Outside of Lewis & Clark
- If you have concerns about education quality or requirements for accreditation that are not resolved by processes within Lewis & Clark, you may contact L&C’s accrediting organizations.The Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities (NWCCU) accredits the entire institution.
- In the state of Oregon, where Lewis & Clark is located, consumer and other civil complaints may be filed with the Oregon Department of Justice via their consumer complaints page.