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Student Consumer Information

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Drury University is committed to providing access to information that will help students, parents, employees and other consumers make informed decisions about post-secondary education. The Student Consumer Information Regulations of the United States Department of Education require all colleges and universities to provide their students access to certain information to which they are entitled to as consumers. In addition, the Higher Education Act of 1965 (HEA), as amended by the Higher Education Opportunity Act of 2008 (HEOA), requires that post-secondary institutions participating in deferral student aid programs make certain disclosers to students. Consumer information on this web page is disclosed in compliance with federal law.

Drury provides to current and prospective students any information upon request through mailings, publications or electronic media. Specific consumer information and contacts are provided through the links below.

General Institutional Information

Faculty

Faculty

  • Faculty
  • Student-to-Faculty Ratio and Average Class Size (Day School)
    • Fall 2021: 17.1
    • Fall 2020: 17.9
    • Fall 2019:  17.7
    • Fall 2018: 18.9
    • Fall 2017: 19.1
    • Fall 2016: 18.1
    • Fall 2015: 16.8
    • Fall 2014: 17.5
    • Fall 2013: 17.4
    • Fall 2012: 17.5
    • Fall 2011: 17.7
      (Source: IRE)

Accreditations

Copyright Infringement – Policies & Sanctions

Student Activities

Compass Center: Career Planning/Academic Advising/Academic Life Coaching (Tutoring)

Academics and Student Outcomes

Day School Student Outcomes

Year Employed Gap Year Grad School Seeking Employment
2017 75 0 22 3
2016 65 1 28 5
2015 73 5 26 4
2014 61 13 23 3

Graduation Rates

Year Cohort Size Four-Year Five-Year Six-Year
2015 288 43.1 N/A N/A
2014 317 40.1 55.5 N/A
2013 324 39.2 55.6 57.4
2012 362 45.6 61.9 63.8
2011 351 47.6 63.2 65.5
2010 406 47.8 67.7 69.7
2009 356 41.2 65.4 69
2008 330 46.1 68.8 71.2
2007 397 43.3 63.7 65.5
2006 397 N/A 60.7 64
2005 374 N/A N/A 65.2

Student Retention

Year All New FTIC Returning
2018 83 77 79 88
2017 83 81 83 85
2016 85 83 86 87
2015 83 76 79 86
2014 81 74 77 85
2013 82 75 79 87
2012 82 79 82 83
2011 85 80 83 88

Areas of Study

Articulation Agreements

Study Abroad

Admission

Transfer of Credit – Transfer Admission

Athletics

Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act

Employment and Title IX

Financial Aid and Refund Policies

Health and Safety

The Annual Security Report and Fire Safety Report are available upon request to the Safety and Security Office.

Residential and Campus Policies

Immunizations/Vaccinations

Student Resources

When in doubt regarding the appropriate officer for a particular complaint, the student is encouraged to contact any of the officers mentioned above. If, after exhaustion of all institutional avenues, the university and the student are not able to mutually resolve the student’s concerns, the student may contact the Missouri Department of Higher Education at (573) 526-1577. More information on MDHE’s complaint resolution policy can be found at http://dhe.mo.gov.

Student Consumer Protection Policy from the Higher Learning Commission