Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Where can I find a complete listing of university policies related to being a student?
A: Look in the Student Handbook.
Q: I want to explore issues of health and wellness. How can I do so?
A: Go to either Cowell Health Center or The Counseling Center, Health Education Tips, or The Wellness Center.
Q: A lot is going on, every day and every night in the student union. Where can I find out more?
A: Check out the Student Union, Benson Memorial Center, and find food service hours, post office hours, Campus Bookstore Hours, and the Mission City Federal Credit Union, too.
Q: How can I find more about on-campus jobs, internships, improving my interviewing skills, or when companies are interviewing?
A: Visit the Career Center
Q: What is the University’s policy on ‘free speech’ or 'expressive activity'?
A: visit the Speaker's Policy section of the Student Handbook.
Q: Do you know where to find an on-campus notary?
A: There is an on-campus Notary available for student needs.
Q: Is there a way I can get a short-term, interest-free emergency loan?
A:Yes, there is an emergency loan option for students which is not considered to be financial aid. For more information, contact the Office of Student Life.
Q: I am applying for graduate school. How do I get a recommendation letter?
A:You will need to obtain a Dean's Recommendation Letter from the dean of your school.
Q: What happens if I have an illness and need to miss class?
A: Information on such situations is related to Health & Wellness. You should also discuss such emergencies with your professors individually.
Q: I need to complete the mandatory Alcohol Edu program. Where do I go to access this?
A:Go to the Alcohol Edu website to complete your program.
Q: I have seen the Potty Talk Newsletter around campus. Can I read it on-line?
A: Yes, the Potty Talk Newsletter is now available to view online.
Q: What are my rights to privacy as a student at Santa Clara University?
A: Your student rights are known as FERPA. It is important to know and understand your rights as a student.
Q: What is the University policy on academic integrity?
A: The University's Academic Integrity Policy is explained in the Student Handbook.
Q: A friend needs to find out more about sexual assault protocol. Whom do I contact? Is there a 24 hour-a-day number?
A: YES! For urgent matters such as sexual assault, please review the Health & Wellness page and the Student Handbook.
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