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… Policy on Student and Public Complaints Against Institutions . The ACCJC receives complaints about substantive matters that are related to the quality of the institution or its academic programs. The Commission will address concerns that are clearly related to an accreditation action taken by the Commission. However, the Commission does not act as a court of appeal, and therefore cannot settle disputes between individuals and institutions. Areas that would not fall under the purview of ACCJC include: matters of admission, granting or transfer of academic credit, …

… as well as the law. There will not be any sheriff or college personnel present at the hearing. It is very important that you make your hearing as no shows will be automatically denied and will not be rescheduled. If the hearing officer …

… - Overpayment (UC) … Overpayment … Financial aid eligibility is determined based on information from your FAFSA/Dream Act application, and your academic enrollment progress. There are four components: Cost of Attendance (COA), Student Aid Index … your financial aid eligibility.  This may result in an overaward and/or overpayment situation. Overpayment are funds that you had received but did not earn. There are several situations that may cause an overpayment, if you: Received additional resources beyond the COA such as stipends, and or scholarships …