Academic Programs and Enrollment

CONSUMER INFORMATION

Academic programs and enrollment

The following resources are related to the academic programs, enrollment statistics, program outcomes, complaint resolution and student involvement at NEOMED. A detailed list of policies related academic matters can be found in the university’s policy portal.

Academic programs & related policy

• Academic programs in Dentistry, Graduate Studies, Medicine and Pharmacy
• Academic departments and faculty
• ADA accommodations
• Transfer procedures:
  • Bitonte College of Dentistry transfer information
  • College of Graduate Studies: Transfer practices are set within the individual programs.
  • College of Medicine: NEOMED is no longer accepting transfer applications for the M.D. program.
  • College of Pharmacy transfer information
  • University wide: Transfer credit appeal policy
• Articulation agreements and health care partners
• Privacy of student records — Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Professional licensure disclosure
  Review NEOMED’s professional licensure disclosures to learn how academic programs meet state requirements for professional practice.
• Semester credit definition

Student enrollment profile, retention rates and student life

• Anti-hazing policy
• Enrollment, retention and other characteristics
• Student organizations, leadership and service opportunities

Student outcomes

Graduation rates, outcomes, national examination pass rates and placement data

• College of Medicine
• College of Pharmacy
• College of Graduate Studies

Complaint resolution

The U.S. Department of Education stipulates that NEOMED must provide current and prospective students with contact information for filing complaints with relevant agencies.

• Ohio residents – For detailed information on the process, including contact information and the online submission form, please refer to the Ohio Department of Higher Education’s website.
• SARA states – See SARA states . Residents of SARA states that have complaints should contact their home state consumer protection agency.
• Non-SARA states – Residents of non-SARA states that have complaints should contact their home state consumer protection agency.
• Accrediting agency – Students with unresolved complaints also have the right to contact NEOMED’s accrediting body. See the Higher Learning Commission complaint process.

University Records Management Management Program and related policies

Disclosures unavailable

The following disclosures are not available due to the academic programs or financial assistance offered based on academic programs:

• Net price calculator
• Gainful employment outcomes
• Athletic program enrollment outcomes