Consumer Information /
Student Right to Know

The Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 contains numerous federal reporting and disclosure requirements for information from various administrative areas of higher education institutions, including financial aid and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA). In order to make this information readily available, the Women’s Institute of Torah Seminary and College has created this webpage, which is designed to provide quick access to important data, policies and disclosures. Additional information can be found in the Academic Catalog, Student Handbook and Financial Aid Handbook. For more information, contact the Office of Administrative Affairs or the Office of Financial Aid. Both offices can be reached in person during normal business hours or via phone at 410-358-3144.  

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General Institutional Information

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• Academic Calendar

• Academic Catalog

• Academic Programs

• Academic Regulations and Policies

• Accreditation and Licensure

• Admission Requirements and Procedures

• Advisement

• Availability of GED Program

• Constitution Day

• Copyright Infringement Policy

• Employment Opportunities

• Evaluations and Grade Values

• Facilities

• Faculty

• Institutional Goals

• Leadership and Staff

• Mission

• Retention and Graduation Rates

• Student Counseling

• Student Diversity Data

• Student Handbook

• Textbook Information

• Tutoring

• Verification of High School Documentation

• Voter Registration Information
   

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​Tuition and Financial Assistance

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• Federal Verification Procedures

• FSA Credit Balance Procedures

• Net Price Calculator (Estimate your cost to attend WITS)

• Refund and Withdrawal Policy

• Student Financial Aid

• Tuition and Fees

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Policies

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• Accommodating Students with Disabilities Policy

• Add/Drop Policy

• Confidentiality and Notice of FERPA Rights Policy

• Disclosure of Public Data Policy

• Diversity Statement

• Drugs and Alcohol Policy

• Firearms and Weapons Policy

• Non-Discrimination Policy

• Recruitment Incentive Policy

• Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Policy

• Student Code of Conduct

• Student Grievance Policy

• Student Leave of Absence Policy

• Technology Acceptable Usage Policy

• Title IX (Sexual Misconduct and Sexual Violence) Policy

• Transfer of Credit Policy

• Misrepresentation Policy

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Health and Safety

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• Campus Crime Statistics

• Emergency Procedures, Safety and Security