This page has been created to fulfull CUA's compliance with the disclosure requirements under Title IV. Title IV requires institutions particpating in financial aid programs to disclose specified information to all prospective students. Below is a list of the disclsoure requirements, and links to pages that contain the actual information or where to obtain the information.  

Financial Assistance Information available to Prospective Students

Federal Student Financial Aid

Institutional Information

Fees and Expenses at CUA

CUA withdrawal policy 

Academic Program

Accreditation and Memberships Accreditation (scroll down or do "Control F" and type in accreditation)

Disability Information

Study Abroad and Financial Aid

Information on Graduation Rates

Student Record Privacy Policy

CUA Student Record Policy

Office of General Counsel Web Page on FERPA (see drop down menu on left under FERPA for extensive resources)

Information on Campus Security Policies and Crime Statistics

Department of Public Safety Annual Report

Athletic Program Participation Rates

available upon request from Dr. Mindy Wang (see below)

Certification Exam Success Rates

Teacher Education Reporting Requirements

Employees to Contact Regarding Above Information

Equal Opportunity/Non-Discrimination Policy Issues and Title IX Coordinator: 
Please contact Craig Parker, General Counsel, at the The Catholic University of America, Washington DC 20064 Parker@cua.edu

Financial Aid: Don Bosse, Director of Financial Aid  bosse@cua.edu

Equity in Athletics and Graduation Rates: Dr. Mindy Wang, Director, Planning and Institutional Research  wangm@cua.edu