• • ACCSC Graduation and Employment Rates for Annual Report (See Student’s Right To Know)
  • Annual Campus Security Report (See 2025 Campus Security Report)
  • Voter Registration Information (usa.gov Information on Registering to Vote)
  • Transfer Credit Policies (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Page 37)
  • Student Complaint Procedure (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Page 52)
  • Academic Conduct Policy (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Page 54)
  • Drug and Alcohol Education Prevention Program (DAAPP) (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Page 61)
  • Sexual Harassment and Sexual Violence, Defined, Jurisdiction, and Scope of Policy (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Pages 66, 69, 76)
  • Student Records and FERPA (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Page 67)
  • Title IX Policy (See Catalog: Orion Technical College Page 70)
  • Policy on Arbitration and Waiver Agreements (See: Arbitration Policy)
  • Institutional Code of Conduct for Educational Loans

State Authorization Disclosure for Distance Education

Orion Technical College is authorized by the Iowa College Aid Commission and participates in the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements (NC-SARA). Through SARA, Orion Technical College is permitted to offer distance education programs to residents of other SARA member states.

Orion Technical College is not authorized to offer distance education to residents of certain non-SARA states, including California.

Student Location and Enrollment Eligibility
A student’s state of residence at the time of enrollment determines eligibility for participation in distance education programs. Students must reside in a state where Orion Technical College is authorized to operate.

Relocation During Enrollment
Students who relocate to a state where Orion Technical College is not authorized after enrollment may be permitted to continue their program only if they remain continuously enrolled. Students who move to a non-authorized state may be subject to limitations, including inability to re-enroll or modify their program.

Professional Licensure Disclosure
Program completion may not meet educational requirements for licensure in all states. Students are strongly encouraged to contact the appropriate licensing agency in their state of residence.

For additional information, please refer to the Academic Catalog or contact the College.