Federal law requires colleges to share key information with current and prospective students. This page links to each disclosure.
Costs and aid
- Cost of attendance and net price calculator (Tuition & Aid page)
- Financial aid policies and satisfactory academic progress
- Return of Title IV funds policy
Outcomes
- Graduation and retention rates
- Job placement and graduate school rates by program
- Student body diversity
Safety and compliance
- Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (Clery Act)
- Drug and alcohol prevention program
- Copyright infringement policy
For a paper copy of any report, contact the Office of Institutional Research at (617) 555-0185.
Student right-to-know
Campora’s six-year graduation rate for first-time, full-time students who entered in 2019 was 84%. The first-to-second-year retention rate for the Class of 2029 was 92%. Rates by gender, race and ethnicity and Pell Grant status are published each October.
Accreditation
Campora University is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Program accreditations are listed on each program page.