DMU strives to fully disclose information important to prospective and enrolled students.  In compliance with federal regulations and in support of our institutional priority for transparency the following information is available.

If you need additional information, including requesting a paper copy of any materials, you may contact the appropriate office, visit the indicated website or contact the Financial Aid office.

Student handbooks are available for enrolled students on Pulse.

General University Information

Academic Programs and Degree Information
Information concerning DMU’s current educational programs
Accreditation Organizations
Information related to institutional/program accreditations
Costs of Attending DMU
Information on tuition, fees, books, equipment, and other expenses

Outcomes, Graduation and Placement Rates

Faculty Information
Campus Facilities
Withdrawal/Leave of Absence Policy
Information for students seeking to officially withdraw from DMU
Transfer Credit, Articulation Agreements and Academic/Interview Agreements Information

Financial Assistance Information

Types of Financial Aid for Students
Includes federal, state, institutional, other types of need, and non–need-based aid.
How to Apply for Aid
How Loans are Calculated and Disbursed
Rights and Responsibilities of Students Receiving Financial Aid
Default Rates and Average Debt
Satisfactory Academic Requirements for Financial Aid Eligibility
How Refunds are Determined

Complaint Process

Student Complaint Policy

Filing a Complaint About DMU with State Agencies

Health and Safety Information

Alcohol and Drugs
Information on policies and resources available
Annual Security Report
Information regarding public safety
Emergency Procedures
Information on notification and procedures for different types of emergencies
Vaccinations
DMU policies regarding vaccinations

Distance Learning

Filing a Complaint About DMU with State Agencies
Authorization Status in Other States
Professional Licensure Disclosures

Other Information

Privacy of Student Records (FERPA)
Disability/Accommodations
Policy and procedure for students with disabilities to request accommodations
Copyright Infringement and Peer to Peer File Sharing Policies
CARES Act HEERF Grant
Diversity (fall enrollment)
Information about student body diversity, including the number of enrolled full-time students by gender and race/ethnicity
Textbook Information
Required texts and pricing information
Voter Registration
Information on voting in local, state, and federal elections, including Iowa voter registration
College Navigator
Constitution Day
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