Student Statement of Rights
Summarizes the rights and responsibilities of students attending a PTIRU-certified private training institution.
Our policies clearly explain the rights, responsibilities, and standards that support a safe, respectful, and transparent learning environment at MCC.
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Summarizes the rights and responsibilities of students attending a PTIRU-certified private training institution.
Sets expectations for fair, respectful, and non-discriminatory treatment and explains how prohibited conduct is addressed.
Defines prohibited harassment, racism, and discrimination and outlines reporting, response, and support procedures.
Explains MCC's prevention, complaint, reporting, response, accommodation, and support processes for sexual misconduct.
Describes attendance and punctuality requirements, absence reporting, record keeping, warnings, and student responsibilities.
Outlines MCC's student code of conduct, grounds for discipline or dismissal, and the process used to address concerns.
Explains when a failing final grade may be appealed, the evidence and timelines required, and how a final decision is made.
Describes how applicants demonstrate the English-language proficiency required for admission to their chosen program.
Details refund eligibility, calculations, timelines, and payment rules for withdrawals, dismissals, and other circumstances.
Explains how MCC collects, uses, retains, discloses, protects, and provides access to confidential student information.
Sets campus health and safety expectations and outlines MCC's fire and earthquake emergency procedures.
Establishes how MCC prepares for and responds to serious incidents while protecting people, communications, and operations.
These versioned documents apply to public website forms, event registrations, media choices, and future marketing communication.
Explains the personal information collected through MCC's public forms and how it is used, protected, and managed.
Reviews website use, registration, event access, conduct, schedule changes, and attendance responsibilities.
Explains the separate, required yes-or-no choices recorded during event registration.
Contact MCC if you need clarification or support related to any policy listed above.