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Contact for General Information
Department of Marketing and Communications

General Information About the School
About Benedictine

Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention
Students, Faculty and Staff Policy on Drugs and Alcohol 

Campus Security Report
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Special Facilities and Services Available to Disabled Students
The Student Success Center serves as the main location for serving students with disabilities, including learning, physical and psychological disabilities. The Coordinator of Special Programs, Tina Sonderby, (630) 829-6512, serves as the campus advocate for the needs of students with disabilities. Benedictine University will ensure that all students have an equal opportunity to access academic programs and other aspects of university life.

Student Right to Know Act of 1990
Graduation Rate - 52%

Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act
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Financial Aid
Financial Aid

Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
FERPA: Students Right to Access Records Release of Student Information Policy

Notification Policy for Missing Students Who Reside on Campus
Notification Policy for Missing Students Who Reside on Campus