Accreditation and Consumer Information

• Privacy of student records
• National Center for Education Statistics’ College Navigator profile
• Facilities and services for students with disabilities
• Student diversity
• Tuition, fees and room and board
• Cost of attendance
• Net price calculator
• Withdrawal and refund policies
• Transfer credit policy

• Academic programs and faculty
• Academic/instructional facilities
• Articulation and affiliation agreements
• Academic program improvement

To access textbook information, please follow the steps below:

• Go to the schedule of classes.
• Choose term from the drop-down list.
• Choose subject and course level (if applicable).
• Click "Submit."
• Once the results page loads, click on the appropriate section name/title link (a new window will open).
• Click on the link "Click here for prices of required textbook(s) and supplies."

If you have any issues accessing this information, please contact the Technology Services Center at (401) 341-7777 or tsc@salve.edu.

Salve offers programs and courses delivered via distance education. The provisions of the Federal Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) and Federal Regulation 34 CFR § 602.17 (g)(h) require institutions offering credit-bearing distance education to have processes in place to ensure that the student registering for a course is the same student who participates in the course or receives course credit. This requirement is also an expectation of the New England Commission of Higher Education's standards for accreditation.

According to the HEOA, one or more of the following methods must be used:

• A secure login and passcode
• Proctored examinations
• New or other technologies and practices that are effective in verifying student identification

Upon enrollment, each Salve student is provided with a unique student ID, email address, network username and password. These individual credentials allow for secure access to University systems. Salve requires the use of the institution-issued credentials and multi-factor authentication to access the University portal and Canvas, the University’s learning management system. All online courses require a synchronous component, which allows for instructors to confirm the student’s identity if necessary.

Students are responsible for maintaining the security of their login information and password. This information may not be shared or given to anyone other than the person to whom they were assigned. Users are responsible for any use and activity of their account as outlined in the student handbook and computer and network use policy.

The methods of verifying student identity in distance education must protect the privacy of student information. Salve complies with the provisions of the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) that protects the privacy of education records and provides guidelines for appropriately using and releasing student information records.

No additional charges associated with the verification of student identity are passed on to the student. If any fees related to verification of identity will be charged to students, they will be indicated on the tuition and fees webpage.

Title II of the Higher Education Opportunity Act requires institutions of higher education to submit annual reports to the Rhode Island Department of Education that provide basic information on the programs offered at the institution, how well students perform on initial state certification test requirements and whether the institution has been classified as low-performing.

• Title II Rhode Island state report
• List of approved educator preparation programs in Rhode Island
• Salve's teacher education program

Contact information:
Office of Financial Aid
Ochre Court
100 Ochre Point Ave.
Newport, RI 02840
Office: (401) 341-2901
Fax: (401) 341-2928
Email: financial_aid@salve.edu

• Undergraduate student financial aid
• Satisfactory academic progress
• Graduate student financial aid
• FAQ
• Undergraduate financial aid data
• Federal Student Aid
• Financing options
• FAFSA verification
• Student rights and responsibilities
• National Student Loan Data System
• Direct loan exit counseling
• Perkins and nursing loan exit counseling
• Private education loan disclosures
• Students convicted of possession or sale of drugs
• Code of conduct for financial aid professionals

Disclosure: In accordance with HEOA 489 Amended HEA Sec. 485B, Salve is required to disclose to all borrowers that any loan borrowed by a student or eligible parent will be submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS). The information reported to NSLDS will be accessible by guarantee agencies, lenders and institutions determined to be authorized users of the data system. Borrowers may review their NSLDS history and information at any time at nslds.ed.gov.

• Alcohol, drugs and weapons policies
• Rhode Island vaccination policies
• Salve's required health forms
• Health services at Salve
• Emergency preparedness
• Annual security/fire safety report

Undergraduate Students

• First to second year retention rates​
• Six-year graduation rates
• Graduation rates disaggregated by financial aid category

Licensure and Pass Rates

• Behavior analysis (graduate): Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
• Education programs: Praxis Series
• Nursing (undergraduate): National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX)
• Nursing (graduate): American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Certification Board (AANPCB)

• Intercollegiate athletic program
• Equity in athletics (enter "Salve Regina" into the search criteria)

The Higher Education Act of 1965, as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008, requires Salve to make a good faith effort to make voter registration forms widely available. It is important that you exercise your right to vote.

• Voter registration information
• Register and vote in your state
• Rhode Island Board of Elections
• Rhode Island voter registration form

Salve sends voter registration information to current students via email on an annual basis.