Consumer Information

Wabash provides this information as required by the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) of 2008, as amended, its implementing regulations, and other federal laws and guidelines, to assist parents and students in understanding their choices in higher education. Please click the links below for more information.

Overview

• Wabash College at a Glance
• Academic Program
• Communicating Academic Program Concerns
• IPEDS Graduation and Retention Rates
• Student Body Diversity
• Common Data Set
• Graduation Requirements
• Student Activities
• Student Disability ServicesEmployment & Graduate School Outcomes
• Transfer Credit Policies

Accreditation

Wabash College is authorized by name in the State of Indiana through statute as an "approved postsecondary educational institution" (Indiana Code 21-7-13-6). 

Wabash’s program in Chemistry is approved by the American Chemical Society.

Security

Annual Security & Safety Report (2023)/Annual Fire Safety Report (2023)

The report contains important information about:

• campus crime statistics
• fire statistics
• emergency procedures
• crime prevention and awareness
• fire safety & prevention
• missing student notification policy and procedures
• alcohol & drug abuse prevention
• sexual misconduct prevention
• non-discrimination policy & Title IX policy

A paper copy of this report is available upon request.

Copyright and Conflict of Interest

Peer to Peer File Sharing Policy, Sanctions, and Explicit Warning of Civil and Criminal Liabilities

Wabash Policy on Financial Conflict of Interest in PHS Research

Other Policies, Rights and Responsibilities

• Drug and Alcohol Policies and Information
• Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA)
• Required Immunizations for 2024-25
• Textbook Information
• Voter Registration Information

Concerns

Persons seeking to file a complaint concerning programs at Wabash College may do so through the College’s Communicating Program Concerns link.

Complaints directed to Wabash College’s accreditor may be submitted at the Higher Learning Commission Complaint Submission Page.

Students in distance education courses at Wabash who reside in states other than Indiana may file a complaint with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education after having completed Wabash’s complaint process.
Student Complaint Information - Indiana SARA Portal Agency
Phone: 317-464-4400

All students may also file a complaint with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education or with their respective state’s consumer protection office.

For additional information or to request paper copies of any of the information presented here, please contact: