Consumer Information
Check out these links for important info on Stetson University's policies, including financial aid, health and safety and more. This handy list is perfect for current and prospective students looking for details on different administrative offices.
Each year, Stetson University publishes its Academic Catalog, which has everything you need to know about academic program requirements and courses.
The accommodation process, for academic, residential life, and dietary accommodations, is a simple process used to gather information and documentation that supports the presence of a disability that requires necessary accommodations to create a barrier-free environment while at Stetson University.
This information is provided as part of Stetson University’s commitment to keeping you safe and secure, in line with the Crime Awareness and Campus Security Act of 1990. These statistics are based on the calendar year.
To meet federal guidelines, the Office of Student Financial Aid holds a Constitution-related educational event every Constitution Day, September 17.
Stetson University's EASE Grant performance measures on the rates of access, affordability, graduation, retention and post-graduate employment are listed on the ICUF Dashboard.
The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) gives you certain rights when it comes to your educational records.
Federal Verification is a process required by the US Department of Education to make sure the information you submit on your FAFSA is accurate.
Stetson University's Office of Student Financial Aid publishes a Financial Resource Guide each year for you and your parents.
All new undergraduate students must fulfill immunization verification requirements and submit their health history form before registering for classes.
Stetson University welcomes you and many students from around the world. Here, you will have the chance to dive into your studies, engage in exciting research and find success within our vibrant learning community. We are excited to be part of your journey!
Using data from the National College Health Assessment (NCHA), Stetson University's Wellness and Recreation department aims to educate you and your fellow students on topics that matter most to you, including:
- The Dimensions of Wellness
- Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs
- Nutrition, Physical Activity, Sexual Health and Sleep
This document gives you information on loans, repayment options, and resources if you need extra help. It also includes contact details for an ombudsman who can assist you.
Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) is a set of requirements you must meet to stay eligible for financial aid and scholarships. SAP helps ensure that you are on track to graduate on time and complete your degree within a reasonable timeframe.
Check out the comprehensive list of all Stetson University policies.
The Stetson University Student-Athlete Handbook gives you resources like financial aid, academic support, sports information and sports medicine. It also breaks down key NCAA rules that apply to all Division I student-athletes.
At Stetson University, you are part of a community that values both your rights and responsibilities, all while striving for excellence. The Code of Community Standards outlines the rules that help keep everyone safe and protect your rights and freedoms.
Find out more about Stetson University's Common Data Set, which contains important statistics on retention and graduation rates, as well as other key student information.
Find out more information about how your AICE, AP, IB, or credits from other universities can be transferred to Stetson University.
Voter registration info is included in new student orientation. For details on Florida voter registration or to access the form in Spanish, visit the Florida Division of Elections website. To vote in an election, be sure you are registered by the book-closing date, usually 29 days before the election.