Consumer Information

Each year by October 1, Corban University distributes its Annual Security and Fire Report to all current students and employees, and makes it available to prospective students and employees as well. This report includes campus crime statistics and a comprehensive overview of campus safety policies and procedures. It covers how to report criminal activity or other emergencies, security and access to campus facilities, and the roles and responsibilities of campus safety personnel.

Additional topics include emergency response and evacuation procedures, timely warnings and notifications, and the University’s efforts to prevent and respond to incidents of dating violence, domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking.

The report also outlines policies related to the use and possession of drugs and alcohol, information on registered sex offenders, and the disciplinary procedures in place for violations of these policies. A copy of the full report—including Timely Warning information, Missing Student Notification, Emergency Response and Evacuation Procedures—is available on Corban’s Campus Safety website. For questions or to request a printed copy, please contact Campus Safety at campussafety@corban.edu or (503) 510-6430. For information on crime statistics for the last three years, please follow the Campus Safety and Service website of the Department of Education and search for “Corban University.”

In alignment with federal Clery Act requirements and our commitment to campus safety, Corban University maintains a Daily Crime Log that records all reported criminal and alleged criminal incidents on or near campus. This log is available to the public at no cost. You may request access to the Daily Crime Log by emailing campussafety@corban.edu.

• Campus Safety
• Annual Security Report

Our Annual Fire Safety Report is included with our Annual Security and Fire Report and provides important information—including fire statistics from the past three years, campus fire safety policies, and procedures for residence halls. It also includes details about our fire log, which is available by request. Please contact the Office of Campus Safety at campussafety@corban.edu.

You can access the full report on the Campus Safety webpage. For questions or additional information, please contact Campus Safety at (541) 552-6258.

Outcome of institutional disciplinary proceedings against alleged perpetrator of a crime of violence or non-forcible sex offense available upon request by alleged victim or next of kin if alleged victim is deceased.

Corban is committed to fostering a safe and healthy environment for all students and employees. Each year, Corban University shares standards of conduct regarding the unlawful possession, use, or distribution of drugs and alcohol. This includes a summary of legal sanctions, health risks, available support services, and the consequences for policy violations. In alignment with federal requirements, Corban conducts a biennial review of its drug and alcohol prevention program to assess its effectiveness, track violations and related sanctions, and ensure consistent enforcement of our standards.

This review—and the policies distributed annually to students and employees—is available to the public and the Department of Education upon request. For additional information related to disclosures sent to students please contact Campus Safety at campussafety@corban.edu. For additional information related to disclosures sent to employees please contact Human Resources at hr@corban.edu.

For information about our institutional policies regarding vaccinations, including what is required or recommended, please see our immunization policy.

• Vaccination Policy

For information about the types of graduate and professional education programs in which our graduates enroll please contact Admissions at admissions@corban.edu or (503) 581-8600.

*Note: Corban University does not place students or guarantee job placement upon program completion or graduation; and Corban University does not publish placement rates as a means of recruiting students. Additionally, Corban University is not required to report a transfer-out rate to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS); however, certain transfer-out information is published on the College Navigator. Transfer-out rate is the percentage of first-time, first-year undergraduate students who transfer to another college within 150% of the published time for the program. For example, a student who is in a four-year degree program is counted as a transfer if the student goes to another college within six years.

*Note: Corban University does not place students or guarantee job placement upon program completion or graduation; and Corban University does not publish placement rates as a means of recruiting students. Additionally, Corban University is not required to report a transfer-out rate to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS); however, certain transfer-out information is published on the College Navigator. Transfer-out rate is the percentage of first-time, first-year undergraduate students who transfer to another college within 150% of the published time for the program. For example, a student who is in a four-year degree program is counted as a transfer if the student goes to another college within six years.

The School of Business, School of Education, and School of Math and Sciences maintain internal departmental records on graduates and their post-baccalaureate plans. These records are reviewed and updated after each academic term following graduation and throughout the first year post-graduation

Graduation rate is the percentage of first-time, first-year undergraduate students who complete their program within 150% of the published time for the program. For example, for a four-year degree program, entering students who complete within six years are counted as graduates.

The latest graduation rates and historical graduation rates can be found at the link below. For more information please contact financialaid@corban.edu.

• Graduation Rates

Graduation rate is the percentage of first-time, first-year undergraduate students who complete their program within 150% of the published time for the program. For example, for a four-year degree program, entering students who complete within six years are counted as graduates. You can view our most recent graduation rate data in our Student Outcomes Report . The report includes disaggregated completion and graduation rates.

• Student Outcomes Report

At Corban University, we’re deeply committed to walking alongside our students from their first semester through graduation. One of the key ways we measure that commitment is through our first-year retention rate—the percentage of first-time, full-time undergraduate students who return for their second year. This rate reflects the meaningful connections, academic support, and Christ-centered community that keep students engaged and growing. You can view our most recent retention data in our Student Outcomes Report.
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• Student Outcomes Report

Each year the School of Education provides a report to the state of Oregon and the U.S. Department of Education in relation to preparing teachers for initial state certification or licensure. The report includes: goals, assurances, pass rates and scaled scores, program information, among other information. The Title II Oregon report is available on this website. For further information or to request a copy of the college’s report please contact the School of Education.

A number of disclosures are required pertaining to student financial aid information. Many of these disclosures are available on the Financial Aid Office website. These include:

• Information about the need-based and non-need-based federal, state, local, private.
• Criteria for selecting recipients and for determining amount of aid.
• Eligibility requirements and procedures for applying for aid, method and frequency of disbursements.
• Rights and responsibilities of students receiving federal aid including continued student eligibility and standards of Satisfactory Academic Progress.
• Procedures for applying.
• Terms and conditions of Title IV, HEA loans.
• Information about study abroad and the correlating financial aid opportunities.
• General conditions and terms for federal work-study.
• Exit counseling information.

Additionally, certain disclosures for loans are made when a student completes their Master Promissory Note for Direct Loans. These loan disclosures include, among other things: terms and conditions of the loans; sample repayment schedule; and the necessity for repaying the loans.

Additional information regarding loans will be disclosed during Entrance and Exit Counseling as well. Information such as anticipated loan amount and disbursement date will be provided to students as part of a disclosure statement.

For additional information about these disclosures please contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@corban.edu.

Direct Loan Entrance Counseling is completed online at studentaid.gov. While these must be completed prior to Corban University disbursing applicable loan funds to a first-time borrower, please follow this link to a guide about Direct Loan entrance counseling which includes comprehensive information on the terms and conditions of the loan and the borrower’s responsibilities. For questions please contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@corban.edu.

Direct Loan Exit Counseling is completed online at studentaid.gov. Loan borrowers will be notified to complete exit counseling when a student nears graduation or if they drop below half-time enrollment. We have included a link to a guide about Direct Loan exit counseling which includes comprehensive information required to be disclosed through exit counseling. For questions please contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@corban.edu.

Oregon residents may be eligible for state grant assistance through the Office of Student Access and Completion. We encourage you to explore these opportunities to help make your Corban education more affordable. To learn more about eligibility and availability, visit OregonStudentAid.gov
or contact Corban’s Financial Aid Office at financialaid@corban.edu.

If you’re a student from another state, be sure to check with your home state’s higher education agency to see if they offer funding for students attending college out of state.

Information concerning Private Education Loans (i.e. Alternative Loans) and the process for applying for one may be found on our website. Please keep in mind the terms and conditions of federal loans may be more favorable than the provisions of the private education loans and our office would recommend considering utilizing full federal loan eligibility prior to considering the use of a private education loan to finance their education. Self-Certification forms for private education loans can be found on this website. Corban University does not have a preferred lender list. For questions please contact the Financial Aid Office financialaid@corban.edu.

• Alternative Loans

When a student or parent receives a federal student loan (Title IV, HEA), that loan information is submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS). This system is maintained by the U.S. Department of Education and allows authorized agencies, lenders, and institutions to access loan details to support proper management and repayment tracking.

Whenever student loan information is shared, Corban University also provides access to important resources from the U.S. Department of Education. These outline your rights and responsibilities under the Title IV federal loan programs. Click below for loan options or to review this information, please visit studentaid.gov.

• Loan Options

The Financial Aid Office adheres to the following code of conduct and outline our statement of ethical principles. For questions please contact the Financial Aid Office at financialaid@corban.edu.

• Code of Conduct

Corban University does not participate in any preferred lender arrangements.

In keeping with federal HEA INSTITUTIONAL DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS, Corban University provides important institutional and financial aid information for all prospective and current students.
Explore the details for each program below:

• Undergraduate Programs
• Financial Aid for Undergraduate Programs
• Graduate Programs
• Online Programs
• Financial Aid for Graduate and Online Programs

For a printed copy of this information, please contact our Admissions Office (admissions@corban.edu) or Financial Aid Office (financialaid@corban.edu) directly.

For more information about the institution or financial aid at Corban University, please contact admissions@corban.edu or financialaid@corban.edu.

Corban University is committed to providing equitable athletic opportunities for all student-athletes. In accordance with the Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act (EADA), we prepare an annual report that outlines participation rates, financial support, and other key information about our men’s and women’s intercollegiate athletic programs. This report reflects our ongoing dedication to fairness and transparency in athletics. Please Visit the Equity in Athletics Data Analysis website and search for “Corban University.”

As part of the Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended, Congress directed schools to make a good faith effort to distribute voter registration forms to its students. Voter registration forms are available through the Student Life Office and can be contacted at studentlife@corban.edu.

To register to vote, as an Oregon resident, you may obtain a voter registration form or register online at the Secretary of State’s website. For you to be eligible to vote in an election, your voter registration must be complete at least 21 days before the election. If your home state is other than Oregon, you may use the national form available from the U.S. Election Assistance Commission or visit your home state’s Secretary of State website.

In accordance with Section 117 of the Higher Education Act, Corban University reports qualifying foreign gifts and contracts to the U.S. Department of Education. Institutions receiving federal financial assistance are required to disclose foreign gifts or contracts totaling $250,000 or more from a single foreign source within a calendar year, with reporting completed twice annually through the Department of Education’s official portal.

Corban University’s Office of Advancement coordinates reporting in collaboration with Finance and Legal to ensure compliance and transparency. Reported data is published by the Department of Education and available to the public through its website. For questions, please contact the Office of Advancement at advancement@corban.edu.