Consumer Disclosure
Consumer Disclosure Information
The Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) mandates that all colleges and universities participating in federal student financial aid programs disclose specific information to current and prospective students, university employees, and, in some cases, the public. Enacted as an amendment to the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA), the HEOA of 2008 outlines these disclosure and reporting requirements.
Haskell Indian Nations University has designed this webpage to centralize and simplify access to these important disclosures, ensuring you can easily find the information needed to make well-informed educational decisions. Please click the links below for detailed information on each topic.
If you would like any information available on this website to be made available in paper form, please send a written request, by email, to Shania Smith at ssmith@haskell.edu or by sending a letter to:
Shania Smith
Director of Institutional Effectiveness
Center for Institutional Effectiveness – 143 Sequoyah Hall
155 E Indian Ave.
Lawrence, KS 66046
General Institutional Information
- Accreditation
- Admission Requirements:
- Student Body Diversity
- Degree and Certificate Programs
- Faculty
- Transfer of Credit Rates Policy
- Articulation Agreements and MOUs
- Graduation Rates
- Retention Rates
Student Right to Know
Financial Information for Students
Information for Student-Athletes
Campus Safety
- Security and Fire Safety Reports
- 2024 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
- 2023 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
- 2022 Annual Security and Fire Safety Report
- Required Student Immunizations
Other Information
Voter Registration
- National Voter Registration – University students can learn more about voting by accessing state-specific guides created by Campus Vote Project, a non-partisan organization. Visit org and select your state to learn more.
- Tribal Voter Registration – To learn more about how to vote in your Tribe’s elections, please consult your Tribe’s website.
Constitution Day (September 17)
Learn more about the U.S. Constitution and its contents, Native American Constitutions, and other resources, through the links below:
