Privacy Policy

Your privacy is important. This document outlines the types of personal information we receive and collect when you use our site, complete a request for information, or speak with a college representative, as well as some of the steps we take to safeguard information. We hope this will help you make an informed decision about sharing personal information. This page states our full Privacy Policy, which describes in detail the privacy practices that apply to our products, services and websites.

Personal Information We Collect

We collect personal information when you complete a form, request information or otherwise voluntarily provide such information. We may combine personal information collected from you with information from other tools at our site to provide a better user experience, including customizing content for you.

We use cookies and other technologies to enhance your online experience and to learn about how you use our web site in order to improve the quality of our services. Our servers automatically record information when you visit our website, which may include your URL, IP address, browser type and language, and the date and time of your request.

How We Use Your Information

We use your personal information (name, email address, phone, etc.) to answer your request for additional information, tour requests or online applications. We use aggregated non-personal information to improve our web site. This means your data is averaged with all other visitors so we cannot identify a particular person. We do not share your information with anyone else. No third parties, nobody!

Your Choices

We offer you choices when we ask for personal information, whenever reasonably possible. You may decline to provide personal information to us and/or refuse cookies in your browser, although some of our features or services may not function properly as a result. We make good faith efforts to provide you access to your personal information upon request and to let you correct such data if it is inaccurate and delete it, when reasonably possible.

Contact Us

You may reach us by phone at 503-639-6106 to discuss any questions regarding our privacy policy

Admissions and Financial Aid Code of Ethics

We will accurately describe & represent, and promote our institution and services to students and to colleagues and will not misrepresent ourselves. This includes the data that appear on profiles, websites, and promotional materials and data that are reported to the government, private agencies, and the media

We will not share any information given to us from or about prospective students unless required by law and if so required it will be relevant to the college admission process and will be accurate, up-to-date, complete, and free from misrepresentations of fact or material omissions.

Admissions staff will only discuss applications, including application status, admissions decisions, and materials received, with the applicant, with his or her parent or guardian, or with an appropriate administrative official at his or her secondary or postsecondary institution.

We will comply with all local, state, provincial, and federal laws and lawful regulations.

We will make publicly available accurate, complete, and current information concerning:

deadlines for applying for admission, scholarships, financial aid, and housing

the factors considered in making admission, financial aid, and scholarship decisions, including, but not limited to, students’ demonstrated interest, social media presence, personal conduct, legacy status, and financial need

academic offerings and programs, offcampus study, conditional admission, and postgraduation outcomes

costs and the availability of scholarships and financial aid. In accordance with the Code of Conduct of the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA), institutional award notifications and/or other institutionally provided materials will use NASFAA’s standard terminology and include the following:

a clear identification of the individual components of the institution’s cost of attendance that distinguishes direct costs (potential billable charges) from indirect costs (such as books and supplies)
a clear identification of each component of a financial aid award to indicate whether it is gift aid (such as a grant or scholarship), a loan that the student must repay, a loan that another party must repay, or employment (such as Federal Work-Study)
The renewal requirements for each award.

We will provide accurate, legible, and complete transcripts and other school documents for all candidates for admission or scholarships.