Averett College

What you'll study

Rather than a formal curriculum, the material covers institutional policies and practical topics drawn from campus resources, including:

• Title IX Sexual Misconduct Policy, Title IX: Pregnancy and Parenting, and Title IX reporting resources and training
• Student Handbook and Dean of Students' Office functions
• Counseling services and telehealth information for mental health support
• Disability Services, Academic Support (Tutorial and Writing Center, NetTutor) and Early Alert systems
• Residence life procedures, housing forms, RA selection and accommodation processes
• Registrar processes (registration, transcripts, graduation procedures) and Student Accounts/Financial Aid contacts and policies
• Campus Security, emergency procedures (tornado, fire, winter weather), and public safety contacts

Entry requirements

Not an academic program with admissions criteria; information is intended for Averett students, staff and families. Access to some services (e.g., disability accommodations, counseling) may require registration with the relevant campus office.

Career prospects

This material supports campus citizenship and compliance rather than vocational training. Familiarity with these policies benefits student leaders, resident assistants, student affairs staff and anyone involved in campus governance or student support roles by improving case handling, referral and prevention skills.

Scholarships & funding angle

Financial topics referenced on the site point to Student Accounts and Financial Aid offices, including tuition/payment processes, 1098-T information, scholarships and loan resources. For specific awards and eligibility, consult the university's Financial Aid and Scholarships pages directly.