University of Guam Consumer Information

Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008

The Student Consumer Information regulations require universities to provide consumer information to students, families, faculty and staff. The links below will provide you with detailed information regarding each topic.

General Institutional Information

• About University of Guam
• Accrediting agency
• Code of student responsibility
• Current degree programs
• Instructional, laboratory and other physical facilities
• Faculty and other instructional personnel
• Plans for university improvement
• Transfer credit policies
• Students’ rights under Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

Costs of attendance, refund and withdrawal policies

• Cost of attendance for financial aid and tuition and fees
• Textbook costs
• Room and board costs
• Refund policy
• Policy for students with financial aid who withdraw from UOG (Return of Title IV Funds)
• Withdrawal Policies and Procedures

Campus Safety Reports/Campus security reports

• UOG Safety Office
• Campus fire safety reports
• Drug abuse prevention program
• Tobacco Free UOG

University Reports/Retention rates

• University of Guam Factbook
• Completion and graduation rates

Financial Aid Information

• Financial assistance available to students
• Financial aid eligibility and “need”
• Net Price Calculator
• Financial aid programs at UOG and Federal Student Aid program information
• Terms and conditions of Federal Direct and Perkins Loans
• Applying for financial aid
• Satisfactory academic progress (SAP) requirements for undergraduates or graduates
• Federal Direct and Perkins Loans repayment information

• Withdrawal information for financial aid recipients

Services to students with disabilities

• Request accommodation

Copyright policies

• Visit the Office of University Marketing & Communications for more information.

Voter registration link

• Visit the Guam Election Commission

Constitution Day

• Constitution Day

 

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The Financial Aid Office at the University of Guam strives to adhere to and maintain the highest levels of ethical and moral integrity in the administration of the various financial aid programs available to our students. As a result, we subscribe to the principles set forth in the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA) Statement of Ethical Principles and Code of Conduct for Institutional Financial Aid Professionals.

BEWARE OF FINANCIAL AID SCAMS AND FEE-FOR SERVICE OFFERS The Financial Aid Office would like to remind students and families that financial aid consumer information is available for free in multiple formats. Financial aid information is available from the US Department of Education online or by phone at 1-800-4FED-AID. The UOG Financial Aid Office does not recommend that anyone pay for financial aid or scholarship advice without thoroughly researching a company. Tips about financial aid scams and evaluating a consultant can be found at www.finaid.org. At UOG the only paperwork that you must complete to apply for all types of federal and state financial aid is the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). Should you receive requests for information from agencies other than the UOG Financial Aid Office, please feel free to contact us to see if the information is necessary for your UOG financial aid file. Always question any financial aid information that requires a “processing fee” of any sort.