Consumer Information
Your Right to Know
The Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) of 2008 requires that colleges make available to students and their families important information about the institution’s policies, procedures, operations, costs, and more in an effort to ensure fairness and transparency. This webpage collects all the pertinent information in one single location.
General Institutional Information
- College Navigator
- Facilities and Services for Students with Disabilities
- Student Body Diversity
- Cost of Attendance
- Refund Policy and Requirements for Withdrawal and Return of Federal Financial Aid
- Accreditation and Licensing
- Teacher Preparation Program Report — not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
- Foreign Gifts or Contracts Worth More than $250,000 — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
Academic Information
- Academic Programs
- Course Schedule Information
- Facilities
- Faculty and Instructional Personnel
- Transfer of Credit Policies
- Textbook Information
- Articulation Agreements — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
Financial Aid Assistance
- Student Financial Aid Information
- Office of Financial Aid Contact Information
- Net Price Calculator (NPC)
- Rights and Responsibilities of Financial Aid Recipients – Understanding Your Financial Aid Package (PDF) (page 18)
- State Grant Assistance
- Lender Assistance in Preparing Educational Counseling and Financial Literacy
- Debt Management Materials
- Reimbursement for Service on Advisory Boards
Federal Financial Aid
- Student Loan Information Published by the U.S. Department of Education
- Direct Loan Model Disclosure Form (PDF)
- Federal Student Loans
- Code of Conduct for Education Loans
- Entrance Counseling for Federal Direct Loans
- Exit Counseling for Federal Direct Loans
- Entrance and Exit Counseling for Federal Perkins Loans
- Federal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations
- Return of Title IV Requirements — Understanding Your Financial Aid Package (PDF) (page 15)
- Teach Grant Initial and Subsequent Counseling — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
Private Educational Loans
- Private Education Loans and Sample Disclosures
- Preferred Lender Lists — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
- Preferred Lender Arrangements — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
- Preferred Lender Annual Report on Arrangements — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
- Preferred Lender Code of Conduct — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
Health and Safety
- Drugs and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Program
- Drug-Free Workplace Statement
- Vaccinations Policy: The Claremont Colleges
- Annual Security Report
- Emergency Information and Response
- Evacuation Procedures
- Timely Warning Reports
- Crime Log
- Missing Student Notification Policy
- Fire Safety Report and Fire Log
- Registered Sex Offenders Information
- High-risk Alcohol and Drug Prevention Program
Institutional Policies
- Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
- Copyright Infringement Policies and Sanctions
- Computer Use and File Sharing
- Personnel Responsible for Providing Consumer Information
- Outcome of Institutional Disciplinary Proceedings Against Alleged Perpetrator of a Crime of Violence or Nonforcible Sex Offence.
- Penalties for Drug Violations
Student Outcomes
- Student Body Diversity and Retention Rates (by gender) (by financial aid)
Note: Due to small cohort sizes, Harvey Mudd College does not publicly disclose retention and graduation rates by race/ethnicity. Contact the Office of Institutional Research for additional information. - Transfer-out Rates (Student Right-to-Know Act) — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
- Graduation/Transfer-out Rates of students receiving athletically-related Financial Aid – Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
- Job Placement Rates
- Career and Job Placement Services and Information
- Graduate and Professional Education of HMC Graduates
Athletics Program
- Intercollegiate Athletic Program Participation Rates and Financial Support Data (Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act) — Not applicable to HMC
- Graduation Rate and Transfer-out Rate of Student Athletes — Not applicable to Harvey Mudd College
Voting Registration
Constitution Day
We celebrate Constitution Day on September 17 of each year. This day commemorates the September 17, 1787, signing of the United States Constitution. Constitution Day became a national observance in 2004.
Facts about the U.S. Constitution
- The U.S. Constitution has 4,400 words.
- James Madison, “the father of the Constitution,” was one of the first to arrive in Philadelphia for the Constitutional Convention. He arrived in early May, bearing the blueprint for the new Constitution.
- The oldest person to sign the Constitution was Benjamin Franklin (81) and the youngest was Jonathan Dayton of New Jersey (26).
- George Washington and James Madison were the only presidents who signed the Constitution.
- Thomas Jefferson did not sign the Constitution because he was in France during the Convention serving as the U.S. minister. John Adams was serving as the U.S. minister to Great Britain during the Constitutional Convention and did not attend either.
- The nickname for the U.S. Constitution is “Bundle of Compromises.”
- The U.S. Constitution is currently considered the shortest governing document of any nation.
The Constitutional Convention
The Constitutional Convention was the hundred day debate that was one of the most momentous occurrences in United States Constitutional History. The events that would take place in the Pennsylvania State House during that time would set the United States on the course towards becoming a true Constitutional Republic.
U.S. History
As history played out, the consequence of the Constitutional Convention was the United States Constitution. However, it wasn’t an easy path. The drafting process was exhausting. They wanted the supreme law of the United States to be flawless.
Constitution Day Resources
Here is a list of helpful resources on Constitution Day:
- The National Archives website
- The Library of Congress American Memory site provides numerous resources on the Constitution
- The National Endowment for the Humanities provides content on the Constitution through the EDSITEMENT website
- The U.S. Senate has posted Constitution Day material from the Legislative Branch
Constitution Day Event
Celebrate Constitution Day with The Claremont Colleges Library’s faculty lecture series, Claremont Discourse.
This year, there are many ways to participate:
- Pick up a free copy of the Constitution of the United States (while supplies last) as well as a special Constitution Day themed print on September 17, 2025. Available at at the First Floor Press (which is on Honnold 1 of the Library). These details are also provided on their calendar event.
- Revisit the Constitution Day lectures from years past, including this presentation on Voting Rights and the Constitution.
- Explore Constitution Day guide for resources about the Constitution of the United States.
Established in 1998, the Claremont Discourse lecture series is a forum for faculty at The Claremont Colleges to present current research, publications, and creative projects from a wide variety of disciplines. For more information or if you would like to suggest a topic for a future Claremont Discourse lecture, please reach out at discourse@claremont.edu
Institution Complaint Process
- An individual may contact the Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education for review of a complaint. The bureau may be contacted at 2535 Capital Oaks Drive, Suite 400, Sacramento, California 95833, BPPE, bppe.enforcement@dca.ca.gov, toll free: 888.370.7589 (press 3 when prompted), phone: 916.574.8900, fax: 916.263.1897.