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Northland Community & Technical College

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About Northland

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Northland Community & Technical College is committed to the well-being of students, employees, and visitors. Northland strives to maintain a safe learning/living/working environment for all. Northland encourages students, employees, and visitors to take appropriate steps to ensure their own personal health and safety.

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  • Student Loan Code of Conduct
  • Code of Conduct Procedure
  • Entrance Counseling
    • All first-time borrowers at Northland are required to complete an online entrance counseling session before a federal student loan can be disbursed. The purpose of the Entrance Counseling is to educate borrowers about their rights and responsibilities, help them understand loan terms, interest accrual, repayment options, and the consequences of default.
    • You will need your FSA ID to complete this counseling.
  • Exit Counseling
    • If you graduate, withdraw, or drop below half-time registration status, and you have borrowed a Federal Direct loan, you must complete the Exit Loan Counseling requirement. This is an opportunity to remind yourself of your rights and responsibilities as a student loan borrower.
    • You will need your FSA ID to complete this counseling.
  • Private Education Loans

Under the Higher Education Act, institutions of higher education are prohibited from misrepresenting the nature of their educational programs, financial charges, or the employability of their graduates. Accordingly, Northland Community & Technical College, including its employees, representatives, or contractors, must not make any false, erroneous, or misleading statements, either directly or indirectly, to students, prospective students, the public, accrediting bodies, state agencies, or the U.S. Department of Education.

A misleading statement is any communication (written, oral, visual, or otherwise) that has the potential to deceive, confuse, or mislead. This includes endorsements or testimonials provided by students under pressure or as a requirement for program participation.

According to federal regulations, substantial misrepresentation occurs when a person could reasonably rely on inaccurate information to their detriment.

Areas subject to misrepresentation regulations include:

  • Nature of the educational program (e.g., programs of study, course content, transferability of credits)
  • Nature of financial charges (e.g., tuition, fees, payment policies)
  • Employability of graduates (e.g., job placement rates, licensing requirements)
  • Relationship with the U.S. Department of Education (A Title IV eligible institution must not imply that participation constitutes endorsement or approval of the institution’s programs by the Department)

Oversight and Responsibilities

  • The Marketing Department retains all promotional and marketing materials for the College.
  • The Director of Admissions, Engagement & Retention oversees training to ensure accurate representation of admissions requirements and related information.
  • The Academic Deans are responsible for training staff on accurate communication regarding academic programs, student outcomes, and related content.
  • The Business Manager provides training to prevent misrepresentation related to tuition, fees, refund policies, and other financial matters.
  • The Director of Financial Aid is responsible for training on the proper representation of financial aid options and policies.

Northland is committed to transparency and integrity in all communications with students and stakeholders.

Student Right-to-Know Act