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• • Academic AppealsÌý

To appeal decisions related to classroom evaluation or review academic procedures

• To report concerns not resolved through other institutional procedures.Ìý

• For distance education students, after having completed Grace’s student complaint process.

• For students enrolled in online programs to file a complaint.Ìý

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  • There were no reports of hazing in 2023, 2022, or 2021.

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ºÚÁÏÉç and ºÚÁÏÉçTheological Seminary offers several academic programs designed to lead toÌýprofessionalÌýlicensure. The curriculum for these programs has been developed to meet the licensure or certification requirements in the state of Indiana and to help prepare students to apply for licensure exams in many other states.

Students who plan to work outside of Indiana after receiving their degree are strongly encouraged to review the licensure disclosures for their ºÚÁÏÉçprogram and consult with the appropriate stateÌýlicensingÌýboard to ensure they understand the requirements for that state.

It is important to note that licensure requirements vary by state. Some states may require additional coursework, fieldwork, background checks, state-specificÌýlicensingÌýexams, fees, or other criteria.ÌýEach state’s professional licensingÌýboard is responsible for setting its own licensure or certification requirements, which areÌýsubject to change. Eligibility for licensure is ultimately based on the rules and regulations in effect at the time an individual applies.

For more information aboutÌýprofessionalÌýlicensing, see the following ºÚÁÏÉçprograms:

• CPA Licensure – Accounting
• CFP Certification – Finance
• Clinical Mental Health Counseling
• Medical Imaging Concentrations
  • Computed Tomography
  • MRI
  • Nuclear Medicine
  • Sonography
• Teacher Education

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• Student Employment

• Graduation and Transfer-Out Rates
• Placement in Employment and Professional Education of Graduates
• Retention Rates

Please contact the Center for Career Connections for additional information about our graduates and their employment preparation, types of employment, and enrollment in professional education.

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