Consumer Information
Federal financial aid regulations [The Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA), as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA)] requires the disclosure of general information to prospective and current enrolled students with regard to consumer-information. In accordance with these regulations, every effort has been made to provide the most accurate and up-to-date information available; however, the content of this information is subject to change due to changes in federal, state, or institutional policies and procedures.
The following employees are designated to be available on a full-time basis to assist enrolled and prospective students in obtaining consumer information about the college. A paper copy of all consumer information is available upon request. For information and questions, please contact:
Heather Ward, Director of Financial Aid 316.322.3121 hmward@butlercc.edu
Crystal Crank, Financial Aid Counselor 316.322.3121 ccrank2@butlercc.edu
Alex Zarchan, Assistant Director of Financial Aid 316.323.6260 azarchan@butlercc.edu
Diana VanDyke, Financial Aid Counselor 316.323.6260 dvandyke@butlercc.edu
Butler Community College is committed to ensuring that the information provided to enrolled and prospective students and their families does not constitute substantial misrepresentation of the nature of its educations programs, its financial charges, the employability of its graduates, or any of its relationships with outside entities.
Institution's Mission, Vision, Strategic Plan and PACT
Educational Programs
Terms and Disclaimer/PII/Non Discrimination/Kansas Open Records Act
Transfer/Articulation Agreements
Add/Drop/Withdrawal and Refund
Student Outcomes
Post Graduation Activities
Each year, the Athletics Department publishes their Equity in Athletics report. Below is a SharePoint link to view each year since 2011.
Equity in Athletics Reports
Information on Butler's accreditation is outlined on the Accreditations page.
In compliance with the U.S. Department of Education, Butler Community College provides information on relevant programs leading to professional licensure and certification. Butler Community College offers programs that lead to professional licensure or certification within the state of Kansas that may be recognized in other states. Please note that professional licensure requirements may vary from state to state. Some states may require graduation from an approved program, while others may request compliance with requirements from national organizations. Specific amounts of training and/or passage of a state exam may be required for licensure or certification. Continuing education may also be required to maintain state licensure or certification.
Disclosures Based on Student Location
The U.S. Department of Education requires direct disclosures of professional licensure or certification information to students based on their location. Butler Community College determines the location of students based on the information given by the student during registration. Students relocating to another state prior to completing a program may experience a change in state licensure or certification requirements. Prior to relocation, students should connect with their program lead/chair to discuss the impact of their relocation on their licensure or certification requirements. Should a student choose to relocate prior to completing a program, an updated address must be filed with the Registrar's office using the Student Data Update Form. Until an update form has been received, Butler Community College will not consider a student to have relocated.
Guidance for Students in Licensure of Certification Programs
- Prospective students residing outside of the United States should confirm with the appropriate licensing or certifying agency whether the completion of the program will meet the requirements for licensure or certification in the country in which they intend to seek employment.
- Prospective and current students should review the requirements of the program (i.e. practicum, internships, and pre-qualifications such as a background check) prior to enrolling.
- Students should contact the applicable licensure board(s) in the state in which they reside or that which they intend to obtain a license or certification before starting a relevant program and before starting a practicum or internship.
- Note that many licensing and certifying boards require more than program/degree completion to obtain a license or certification.
- State laws, regulations, and policies may change at any time and can impact the program's ability to meet educational requirements for licensure or certification.
Programs that Lead to Licensure or Certification
Accounting
Athletic Training
Certified Medication Aide
Certified Nurse Aide
Construction Technology
Early Childhood Education
Elementary Education
EMT/Advanced EMT
Fire Science
Music Education (Instrumental)
Music Education (Vocal)
Nursing
Operator Certification for Assisted Living Homes
Pre-Medicine
Pre-Pharmacy
Pre-Physical Therapy
Pre-Physician Assistant
Pre-Veterinary
Psychology
Secondary Education
Sociology & Social Work
Unified Teaching
Welding