Consumer Information

In compliance with various federal and state regulations, Tunxis Community College provides information to students, parents, and the general public about the College.

Accreditation

Annual Security Report

CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund Reporting: Emergency Financial Aid Grants to Students

CARES Act Quarterly Budget and Expenditure Report

Chemical Hygiene Plan

Constitution & Citizenship Day

Current Academic Programs

Demographic Trends

Student Accessibility Services (formerly Disability Services)

Emergency Response Plan

Exposure Control Plan

Financial Aid

Financial Aid Policies

Guidelines for Communication with Federal and State Public Officials and Political Activity on Campuses

Guidelines For Freedom Of Expression, Protests, And Speakers And Events

Graduate Placement

Student Right to Know: Graduation, Retention, and Transfer Rates

Hazard Communication Plan

Institutional Capacity

Net Price Calculator

Political Activity on Campus – Guidelines

Price of Attendance

Respiratory Plan

Retention Rates

Security Protocol Plan

Institutional Policies

Essential College Policy Statements

Clery Act

Drug Free Schools And Communities Act

Drug-Free Schools and Communities Act Biennial Review

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act policy

Immunization Policy

Opioid Overdose Prevention Policy

Refund Policy

Student Code of Conduct

Student Handbook

Transfer of Credit

Withdrawal from a course / from the college

State Authorization Reciprocity Agreement (SARA)

SARA Reciprocity Agreement

Veterans’ Benefits: Satisfactory Academic Progress

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) regulations require that all students receiving VA educational benefits meet the College’s satisfactory academic progress (SAP) standard and the College’s academic standing policy as stated in the college catalog. Students failing to make SAP will have their VA educational benefits discontinued in accordance with the institution’s policy presented in the college catalog. Students who are suspended (dismissed) for failing to meet the college’s academic standing policy will be reported to the VA . Students may appeal their academic suspension (dismissal) in accordance with the policy presented in the college catalog. Should the appeal be successful, the student’s enrollment will be reported retroactively to VA for the enrollment period to which the appeal applies.