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Consumer Information

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY OF INSTITUTIONAL AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Arkansas Colleges of Health Education annually distributes to all enrolled students a notice of the availability of institutional and financial aid information. This information is required to be made available to students under the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) and under Section 485(a)(1), Section 485(f), Section 485(g), Section 485(h) and Section 485(j). Students are sent a notification of the availability of Institutional and Financial Aid Information via e-mail.

The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education is required by federal regulations to designate an employee or group of employees who shall be available to assist enrolled or prospective students in obtaining information regarding: reporting and disclosure of information, financial assistance and institutional information. If you would like to request a paper copy or if you have any questions, please contact either:

Arkansas Colleges of Health Education
Office of Financial Aid
7000 Chad Colley Blvd
Fort Smith, AR 72916
Phone: (479) 308-2209
Fax: (479) 226-8184
E-mail: financialaid@achehealth.edu

CONTACT INFORMATION FOR ASSISTANCE IN OBTAINING INSTITUTIONAL OR FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION

Each institution must make available to prospective and enrolled students information regarding how and where to contact individuals designated to assist enrolled or prospective students in obtaining the institutional or financial aid information required to be disclosed under HEA Sec. 485(a). This information is posted on ACHE’s website. Paper copies are available upon request.

Institutional Contact Information
Name: Glenna Gilliam
Office hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Phone number: 479-308-2209
Fax: (479) 226-8184
Email: glenna.gilliam@acheedu.org

AVAILABILITY OF EMPLOYEES FOR INFORMATION DISSEMINATION

General Information
Arkansas Colleges of Health Education
7000 Chad Colley Blvd
Fort Smith, AR 72916
Phone: (479) 308-2243
Fax: (479) 308-2266
Website: achehealth.edu

Admissions
Phone: (479) 308-2207
Email: admissions.ache@achehealth.edu

Registrar
Phone: (479) 308-2210
Email: registrar@acheedu.org

Business Office
Phone: (479) 308-2218
Email: businessoffice@acheedu.org

Office of Police & Security
Chief of Police/Director of Security & Housing
Phone: (479) 308-2222
Email: security@acheedu.org

INSTITUTIONAL AND FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION AVAILABILITY

The following list provides a brief description of the information required to be made available as well as the office that is responsible for the information and where the information may be found at:

OFFICE OF STUDENT AFFAIRS

FINANCIAL AID
  • Student Financial Aid Information
    Information regarding financial aid can be found for the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education (ACHE) under the appropriate section for ACHE Financial Aid, which includes the below information:

     

    • Financial aid assistance programs information can be found in the section for Financial Aid under Types of Aid and in the ACHE Policy Manual
    • ACHE elects not to not participate in federal student employment at this time.
    • Eligibility requirements, procedures and forms for applying for aid information can be found in the section for Eligibility and Applying for Aid, and the ACHE Policy Manual
    • Terms and conditions of Title IV, HEA loans
    • Selection criteria for financial aid eligible recipients and determining award types and amounts is available in the section for Eligibility Financial Aid Awards
    • Terms and conditions of Title IV, HEA loans are provided in Estimated Financial Aid Offers to eligible financial aid recipients and is also available at studentaid.gov
    • Student Rights and Responsibilities
    • Information about students rights and responsibilities receiving Title IV, HEA student financial aid, including criteria for continued student eligibility and standards for satisfactory academic progress is available in the section for Student Rights and Responsibilities and also available at studentaid.gov
    • Direct Loan Entrance Counseling
      • Information about Direct Loan Entrance Counseling is available in the section for Loans and is also available at studentaid.gov. Entrance counseling is required for first-time borrowers at ACHE as a graduate/professional student prior to disbursement.
    • Federal Loan Exit Counseling is available in the section for Loans and is also available at studentaid.gov. Exit counseling is required to be completed by federal student loan borrowers shortly before or within 30 days of graduation, withdrawal or dropping below half-time enrollment.

 

  • Price of Attendance
    Information regarding the cost of attendance, which is an estimate of tuition and fees, room and board, transportation and other costs for a program of study can be found in the section for Cost of Attendance. Professional judgement for exceptional allowable costs based upon acceptable documentation may be used at the discretion of the Office of Financial Aid and will be notated in a student’s student account. Tuition and fee charges is managed by the Business Office for which information can be found at achehealth.edu/business-office/, ACHE Policy Manual, and in the appropriate Student Handbooks for individual programs.

     

  •  Textbook & Supplemental Materials Information – To Be Determined
    • The Arkansas Colleges of Health Education has determined it is not practicable to disclose pricing information for both required and recommended textbook and supplemental materials information as students do not pre-register or register for classes online and ACHE does not operate a bookstore.
  • Return of Title IV
    Information regarding Return of Title IV Calculation that will be done by the Office of Financial Aid if a federal student aid recipient withdraws after they have begun attendance can be found in the section for Return of Title IV and in the ACHE Policy Manual.

 

 

  • Federal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations
    Information about federal student financial aid penalties for drug law violation for federal student aid recipients can be found in the section for Eligibility.

 

  • College Navigator Listing
    Information for Consumer Information for ACHE is on College Navigator.

 

 

 

  • Voter Registration
    Information about voter registration can be found in the section for Voter Registration.

 

  • Private Education Loan Disclosures
    Information about private education loans, private education loan applicant self-certification form and the information needed to complete the form can be found in the section for Loans.

 

  • Financial Aid Code of Conduct
    Information regarding the Financial Aid Code of Conduct can be found in the section for Financial Aid.
  • College Financing Plan
    ACHE is not required to provide a College Financing Plan and elects not to provide one at this time.

 

  • Principles of Excellence for Educational Institutions Serving Service Members,Veterans, Spouses and Other Family Members
    ACHE is not required to participate in and elects at this time not to participate with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Principles of Excellence.
STUDENT AFFAIRS
  • Checkout Procedures for Student Dismissal, Withdrawal, or Leave of Absence
    Information involving the appropriate checkout procedures for withdrawing from school are listed in the ACHE Policy Manual and the appropriate programmatic student handbook.
  • Constitution and Citizenship Day
    Information to commemorate the signing of the U.S. Constitution that occurred on September 17, 1787 can be found on Constitution and Citizenship Day.
  • Drug and Alcohol Abuse and Prevention Training for Students
    At Arkansas Colleges of Health Education, we believe in the importance of creating a safe and healthy environment for all of our community members. To that end, we have partnered with EVERFI to provide trainings that will help us all be informed on topics vital to achieving our goal. These trainings, in addition to being highly interactive and engaging, are based in research around the best practices for healthy communities. ACHE offers on-line training modules to all ACHE students, which specifically address drug and alcohol use, abuse, and prevention. Training is offered annually and required of all students. Additional information, including resources and referrals, can be found in the Office of Student Affairs; 479.308.2200; studentservices@achehealth.edu.
  • Facilities and Services Available to Students with Disabilities
    Information regarding the facilities and services available to students with disabilities, including students with intellectual disabilities can be found in the ACHE Student Handbook and ACHE Policy Manual.
REGISTRAR
ADMISSIONS

BUSINESS OFFICE

BURSAR

OFFICE OF ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS
  • Academic and Degree Programs
  • Information regarding academic programs can be found in the appropriate programmatic student handbook and programmatic website, which contains the following information:
    • Current degree programs and other educational and training programs
    • Instructional, laboratory, and other physical plant facilities that relate to the academic program
    • Faculty and other instructional personnel
    • Any plans for improving the academic program (if applicable)
    • Written arrangements
      • ACHE programs are not designed to be offered by another entity and therefore do not have any written arrangements to provide.

 

  • Accreditation, Approval, and Licensure of Institution and Programs
    Information can be found at regarding accreditation, approval, and licensure of ACHE and its programs can be found in the ACHE Student Handbook and appropriate programmatic student handbook and programmatic website, which contains the following information
    • Associations, Agencies or Governmental Bodies that accredit, approve, or license the institution and its programs
    • Procedures for obtaining or reviewing documents describing accreditation, approval, or licensing

 

  • State Certification
    Information regarding state certification by the Arkansas Higher Education Coordinating Board (AHECB) for the Arkansas Colleges of Health Education programs can be found in the ACHE Student Handbook and appropriate programmatic student handbook.

 

  • Gainful Employment Disclosures
    ACHE is not required to provide Gainful Employment Disclosures to prospective or current students as ACHE only offers graduate or first-professional degrees.

 

  • Net Price Calculator
    ACHE is not required to have a net price calculator and elects to not provide one as we only enroll graduate/professional students and do not enroll full-time, first-time undergraduate students.

 

 

  • Placement & Retention Rate Disclosures
    • Placement of and Types of Employment
      Information about placement and types of employment if available will be found for the MSB program at Our Program, and the DO program at COMLEX Performance and Institutional Effectiveness.
    • Student Completion, Graduation, Transfer, Retention and Placement Rates
      ACHE does not participate in student athletics. enrolls graduate/professional students only and therefore is not required to provide student completion, graduation, transfer, retention and placement rates.
    • Types of Graduate and Professional Education
      ACHE offers graduate or first-professional degrees only, which is generally considered a terminal degree in that field. As a result of this, most students end with these degrees and do not progress to other programs.

OFFICE OF POLICE & SECURITY

CHIEF OF POLICE
  • Safety and Security
    Information regarding Safety and Security may be found in the Office of Police and Security and on the website under Safety and Security, which contains information regarding:

     

    • AR Victims Rights
    • Annual Safety Report
      • 2022
      • 2021
      • 2020
    • Crime Log
    • Emergency Action Plan
    • Fire Log
    • Operation of Vehicles & Bicycles
    • Parking Permit
    • Safety Resources & Tips
    • Violence Safety Plan