Student Consumer Information

The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008, Student Right-to-Know Act of 1990 and other federal and state legislation require institutions to disclose certain information.

KCC has organized appropriate information found throughout its website here.

General

• Accreditation and licensure
• Career services
• Computer use policies
• Copyright policy
• Cost of attendance
• Degree programs
• Disability services
• Equal opportunity and Title IX
• Equity in athletics
• Faculty and administrator directory
• Gainful employment
• Net price calculator
• Refund and withdrawal policies
• Student activities
• Student privacy rights
• Study abroad program
• Textbook information
• Transfer of credits

Financial assistance

• Financial aid information and contacts
• Student loan information
• Return of federal financial aid (Title IV funds)

Health and safety

• Campus crime report
• Campus security
• Counseling referrals
• Illinois Abused and Neglected Child Reporting Act
• Drug and alcohol use policy
• Sexual misconduct policy
• Sexual harassment posters (English) (Spanish)
• Hazing and retaliation policy

Student outcomes

• The following links provide graduation, transfer, and enrollment status of first time fultime students in the fall of 2015.
  • Graduation rate by gender and cohort - summary
  • Revised Cohort of full-time, first-time degree or certificate seeking students
  • Completers of programs at least 2 yrs but less than 4 yrs within 150% of time
  • Completers of programs less than 2 yrs within 150% of time 
  • Completers of programs at least 2 years but less than 4 years within 100% of time
  • Completers of programs less than 2 years within 100% of time
  • Noncompleters - Transfer Out
  • Graduates by Scholarship status
  • Noncompleters - Still Enrolled
  • Noncompleters - Not Enrolled
  • Graduate Academic Standing of Transfer-Out Students

Complaints

• Instructional complaints related to grades, classroom or faculty conduct
• Discrimination, harassment or sexual misconduct complaint
• Other non-instructional complaints related to a KCC office or staff member, in the performance of college business, or with a student.

If an issue is not resolved at the college level, you may file a complaint with the Illinois Board of Higher Education​ or the U.S. Office for Civil Rights.

Voter registration

The State Board of Elections (English and Spanish) offers information and voter registration applications.​