Consumer Information

Academic Catalog

The following topics are addressed in the catalog, some of which can be found by title in the table of contents, with active links to specific pages. You will need a PDF reader in order to access the file. The Office of Academic Services is happy to answer questions related to these sources or fulfill a request for specific data or documentation. Please contact provost@centralchristian.edu for assistance.

• Academic Progress (SAP)
• Accessibility
• Attendance
• Constitution Day
• Copyright Infringement Policies and Sanctions
• Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
• FERPA
• Nondiscrimination, Title IX, & Section 504
• Required Written Arrangements Disclosures
• School and Program Accreditation, Approval, or Licensure
• Textbook/Books4U Program & Policy
• Vaccinations
• Withdrawal Process

Privacy Policy

Central Christian College of Kansas considers your privacy important and therefore we are committed to protecting the privacy of anyone who entrusts us with their information. This policy outlines the ways in which personally identifiable and anonymous information is collected by the College, how that information might be shared, and how people can request changes to the way their personal information is used or shared. To see the entire policy click here.

Non-Discrimination Policy – Notification of Title IX

Personally Identifiable Information

Personally Identifiable Information (PII) refers to information that can be used to distinguish or trace an individual’s identity, either alone or when combined with other personal or identifying information that is linked or linkable to a specific individual. Examples include, but are not excluded to:

• Credit card numbers
• Phone number
• Address
• Email
• Bank account numbers
• Social security
• Date of birth
• GED
• Transcript
• ID

Central Christian College of Kansas regularly monitors its systems, policy, and procedures to maintain security of PII. In addition, the College strongly encourages that all students, faculty, staff, and other College constituency do not utilize unsecured systems such as email, fax, text, or other forms of data transfer unless encryption or secure transfer can be verified.

State Authorization

To see a list of authorized, unauthorized, and exempt states, as well as links to file official student complaints in each state, view the document “State Authorization Chart” below.

State Authorization Chart – Consumer Info

Individual State Authorization

In compliance with federal regulations, Central Christian College of Kansas has intentionally sought out state agencies with the intent to clarify and address any state related regulations concerning the delivery of courses and the granting of degrees across state lines. Contact with states was initiated in the summer of 2011. Copies of these communications are on file in the Office of the Academic Dean at Central Christian College of Kansas.

Any online student wishing to file a complaint may do so here: http://kansasregents.org/resources/PDF/Academic_Affairs/3257-ComplaintForm_SARAinstitutions.pdf.

Student Location Policy

Course and program availability varies by state. Admission into a program is granted at the time of initial acceptance into the program and is dependent on program availability in the state where the student is physically located at the time of admission. If a student moves to a different state after admission to the program, continuation within the program will depend on the availability of the program within the new state where the student is physically present. It is the student’s responsibility to notify the institution of a change in physical presence. Students temporarily relocating to a different state should contact the College to help determine program accessibility. Student locations are verified a part of the new term enrollment process. The College reserves the right to randomly audit student locations to verify compliance with state authorization limitations. A table of independently authorized states for program delivery can be found below.

Professional Licensure & Certification

The following programs may lead to licensure or certification, as described. Other programs offered by the College, but not listed here, are not designed to secure professional licensure or certification. While some classes and programs may allow a student to seek licensure or certification, beyond the scope of the College, the College makes no assertions or guarantees that its courses, programs, or curriculum meet the educational prerequisites for professional licensure or certification.

• Bachelor of Arts in Education [Elementary, Physical Education, and Secondary]: This program is designed to meet the requirements of the Kansas State Department of Education, allowing students to seek licensure through the State of Kansas. Graduation from the program does not guarantee licensure. Additional conditions may be required for licensure in other states.
• Bachelor of Science in Business [Risk Management]: This program provides an opportunity for students to seek designations through The Institutes. Completion of courses or the program does not guarantee a designation or certification. These classifications are only available through The Institutes.

Out-of-State Teacher Education Licensure

For academic programs that may reasonably be assumed to lead to professional licensure, these disclosures indicate, as of July 2020, the states where the institution has determined through reasonable, good faith effort that such programs:

1. Do meet the applicable professional licensure education requirements;
2. Do not meet the applicable professional licensure education requirements; or
3. Have not been able to be identified as meeting the applicable professional licensure education requirements.

Each state has its own licensure requirements, so it is best to contact the relevant state department of education prior to beginning your program. Each state’s appropriate office has been linked in the chart below.

Teacher License Reciprocity – State Profiles: The following link provides information for candidates who hold out-of-state license to earn a license in a receiving sate and meet needed state requirements.
Education Commission of the States

Kansas Teachers Reciprocity Agreements: Kansas’s ability for out-of-state teachers to earn a Kansas teaching certification. To see a full list of NASDTEC Interstate Agreement state members, visit the following link.
Kansas Teacher Reciprocity

World Wide Web Content Disclaimer

The Central Christian College of Kansas Web Pages are frequently updated and improved. New content will be added as it is available. Although we will attempt to keep information in the Central Christian College Web accurate, the accuracy of the information provided cannot be guaranteed. All parties providing information on the Central Christian College of Kansas Web warrant that the copying, distribution, and use of such materials in connection with the Central Christian College Web will not violate any other party’s proprietary rights. The seals and logos of Central Christian College are copyrighted and may not be used in web pages, electronic, or written publications without the express permission of Central Christian College’s College Relations Office.

The Central Christian College of Kansas Web Pages are maintained by the IT Department. Athletic Web Pages are maintained by the Sports Information Director. For further information, please send an email to the Webmaster or call 800-835-0078.

Computer and network resources (including the material contained in the Central Christian College of Kansas Web) are provided for the educational and college-related activities of our faculty, staff, and students.

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