Student Consumer Disclosures

As mandated by federal regulations set forth by the Higher Education Act of 1965 and amended in 2008, educational institutions participating in federal student aid programs must disclose specific consumer information for enrolled and prospective students, parents, current and prospective staff, faculty, and the public.

Financial Assistance

Institutional Financial Aid
US Loans
US Federal Loans
Scholarships
Fellowships

Academic Progress

• Undergraduate Academic Requirements and Regulations
• Graduate Academic Requirements and Regulations
• Satisfactory Academic Progress for Title IV eligibility and SAP Appeals
• Students Rights and Responsibilities
  • Undergraduate Students
  • Graduate Students

Institutional Information

Degree and Certificate Programs

Graduate Programs
Undergraduate Programs

*Master of Education in Teaching and Learning is not approved for federal loans programs
*MIM/CEMS is also not approved for federal loans programs

Cost of Attendance

Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students

Disability Services

Student Disability Services

Withdrawal and Return of Title IV Funds

Refund Policy
Return of Title IV Funds

Study Abroad

Study Abroad Policy

Withdrawal Procedures

Undergraduate Students
Graduate Students

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

Undergraduate Students

Safeguarding Customer Information

Data Governance Policy
Privacy Rights of Student Records

Misrepresentation

The American University in Cairo (AUC) is committed to ensuring that no false, incorrect, or misleading statement is made directly or indirectly to a student, any member of the public, an accrediting agency, or the US Department of Education. It has policies and procedures to ensure it does not misrepresent the nature of its educational programs in disseminating a student endorsement or testimonial. In addition, it ensures it does not misrepresent the nature of its financial charges.