Policy Purpose USC’s Mission Statement declares that our first priority as faculty and staff is the education of our students. The purpose of this policy is to safeguard the environment for students by avoiding intimate relationships between students and faculty or staff, without unduly infringing on the personal freedom and private lives of our students,…
Category: Student Issues
This policy governs the administration of scholarships and grants at the University of Southern California (USC). USC provides scholarships and grants to students consistent with donor specifications on the basis of financial need, merit, or both.
As a global university, USC encourages students to gain international experience through a variety of programs, including study abroad, internships abroad, and international service trips.
The USC Student Handbook outlines the rights, responsibilities, and obligations you have as a student member of this community.
USC recognizes that health needs may on occasion interfere with a student’s ability to remain in his/her academic program.
USC supports the health and safety of all students. This policy and procedure has been developed to assist in locating students who reside in on-campus and university-owned housing and who have been determined by USC to be missing.
The University of Southern California maintains the privacy of student education records and allows students the right to inspect their education records consistent with the requirements of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA).
Recognized student organizations are allowed to maintain a website on the university’s server. This website will remain active provided the student organization stays in good standing with the university, successfully completes the annual recognition process, and complies with university policy and ITS policy regarding the use of web resources.