Student Consumer Information: Phoenix

At Brown Mackie College — Phoenix financial aid is available to those who qualify. We’re here to help you understand what you need to know to fund your education. If you want to speak with someone in person, please contact a Student Financial Services advisor at 1.602.337.3044.

The following links will help you find the information you need to finance your education.

Types of Financial Aid
Financial aid information is published online and in printed materials. Visit our financial aid pages or download a PDF of our Financial Aid Brochure to learn more about financial aid opportunities at Brown Mackie College — Phoenix.

Notice of Federal Student Financial Aid Penalties for Drug Law Violations
For information about eligibility requirements for federal student aid programs, please click here.

Private Education Loans and Disclosures Overview
Private alternative education loans are offered by private lending institutions and are not subsidized by a government agency. Alternative education loans are not to be used as a substitution for federal Direct loans. They are intended to provide additional funding for your education after all federal loans are sought. Find out more about these loans here.

Application for all alternative loan programs can be done on-line directly with the lender of your choice.  Should you choose a paper Self Certification Form to begin your application, please click here. The Financial Aid Office can help with any questions you might have, including information on the Cost of Attendance and what loan amount you might need when filling this form out.

Private Lender Lists
A list of private lenders for our location can be found here.

Student Lending Code of Conduct for Education Loans
To download a PDF of our student lending code of conduct for education loans, please click here.

Financial Aid Literacy
In addition to the mandatory entrance and exit counseling borrowers must complete, we strongly encourage our student loan borrowers to utilize Life Skills. Life Skills is an online program through USA Funds which offers you lessons in basic strategies for managing finances wisely and for completing degree work in a timely manner. Topics covered include Financial aid and paying for college; Time management; Credit management; Preparing for life after college; and Personal finance for graduate and professional students, married students and medical students. This program is a free service to borrowers, however you will need to create a user ID and password for this site. For more information on how to use the USA Funds Life Skills website, please click here.

Entrance (Initial) Counseling for Student Loan Borrowers
Before receiving a student loan, first time borrowers must complete an entrance counseling session. This quick and easy interactive counseling session provides useful tips and tools to help you develop a budget for managing your educational expenses and helps you to understand your loan responsibilities. This entrance counseling session can be found on the Federal Student Aid website.

Exit Counseling for Student Loan Borrowers
Direct loan exit counseling will explain your rights and responsibilities as a direct loan borrower.

Exit counseling information is also located on the Federal Student Aid website. You will need to have your Social Security number and your PIN number ready in order to log into this portion of the site.

Financial Aid Cost of Attendance
The financial aid office uses an estimate of direct and indirect costs to determine how much financial aid a student may be eligible for. Direct costs include tuition, fees, some books and supplies and institutional housing. Indirect costs include estimates of other living expenses, transportation and personal expenses. Examples of the cost of attendance estimates used can be found by clicking here.

National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS)
When a borrower receives a Federal loan, the loan provider must submit that information to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS). Information in NSLDS is accessible to schools, lenders, and guarantors that are authorized users of the data system.

Student Loan Information Published by Department of Education
Additional information about financial aid can be found by visiting the Department of Education Tools and Resources and the Department of Education Publications.

Net Price Calculator (NPC)
Please visit our Net Price Calculator to get an early approximation of your potential costs to attend Brown Mackie College. All financial results are only an approximation based on the information you will supply and cannot be considered an actual award. To be considered for financial aid, you must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). The calculator is not intended for transfer, readmitted, international, graduate or continuing students.

At Brown Mackie College — Phoenix our career-oriented education programs are designed to help you develop the skills, knowledge, and professionalism to launch a new career.

The following links provide you with the information you need to understand what we offer, how our schools are accredited, and how much it will cost to attend our school so you can make the right decision about your education.

Refund Policy, Requirements for Withdrawal, and Return of Title IV (Federal) Financial Aid
To find more information regarding our refund policies, click here.

Cost of Attendance
Information regarding cost of attendance can be found in our College Bulletin.

Academic Programs/Educational Programs
Review the courses we offer by checking out our catalog and College Bulletin.

Facilities
To find out more about our labs and classrooms, explore our catalog.

Faculty
Our diverse faculty comes to us from a variety of settings and backgrounds. Find out more more in our College Bulletin.

Transfer of Credit Policies
Policies relating to transfer of credit can be found by clicking here. 

Accreditation and Licensing
Information regarding accreditation and licensing, including education program accreditation, can be found here. This information can also be found in our catalog.

Privacy of Student Records – Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
To find out more about your rights as a student, including the rights and procedures relating to your right to view your education records, click here.

Student Outcomes
For information about the job titles and the companies that employ our graduates, see our career services brochure.

Student Diversity
Information regarding student diversity can be found in our Student Diversity document.

A list of textbooks for our courses can be found by logging into your student portal.

Important Book Information
We provide ease and convenience in accessing all of your textbook needs.

Health and Safety
At Brown Mackie College — Phoenix, we take issues surrounding your health and safety very seriously. Information about our school security policies, crime statistics, crime logs, fire safety policies, fire statistics, and our fire log can be found in our crime report.

Disability Services
Information regarding our disability services can be found by clicking here.

Security Alerts
In the event of an emergency, our alert system will be enabled on our home page where timely information and instruction regarding the status of the emergency will be posted. This information only appears on our homepage for the duration of the event.

Voter Registration for Students
United States citizens who are students of voting age can find voter information specific to their state of residence while attending school by clicking here.

Drug and Alcohol Policies
Policies regarding drug and alcohol use can be found by clicking here.

Copyright Infringement Policies and Sanctions
Policies regarding copyright infringement and sanctions regarding violation of those policies can be found by clicking here.

Graduate Statistics
The Career Services Department partners with students and graduates to seek appropriate employment during all stages of your education. To find out more about our employment statistics, including placement rates, average salaries, and types of jobs our graduates hold, download our career services brochure.

The College Navigator Web Site
The U.S. Department of Education Institute of Education Sciences compiles an annual report containing institutional and state-level information. View our report by visiting the site and entering our school name.

Student Right to Know Act
The Student Right to Know Act as regulated by the Department of Education requires the publishing of graduation/completion rates.

Transfer Out Rates
Information on transfer out rates can be found here.

Annual Retention Rates
For information on our annual retention rates, please click here.

For Gainful Employment Data, please click here.