Has Schoolcraft fallen short of your expectations? We want to hear about it. Share your concern using our SC aware, the College’s online reporting tool. We will do what we can to address your concern.

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Extenuating circumstances prevent some students from dropping a course before the deadline published in Important Academic Dates. If you missed a refund or withdrawal deadline, you may be eligible to request a late drop, withdrawal (“W”) grade or retake credit. Use SC aware to submit your request.

Unexpected life events can interfere with your education. When this occurs and you aren’t sure who to contact at Schoolcraft, you can start by contacting Student Relations. We will listen, provide you with assistance, or connect you with the appropriate office at Schoolcraft.

If you are concerned that someone may harm themselves or others, or may be experiencing depression, anxiety or other mental health challenges, submit a report using SC aware. We will partner with Counseling Services to reach out to the individual. If you feel that you are in need of support, you can contact Counseling Services directly or submit an SC aware report on your own behalf.

The Student Relations Office is responsible for upholding the Student Code of Conduct. If you witness behavior that might be a code violation, submit a report through SC aware. We will investigate and initiate the discipline process as necessary.

Schoolcraft is committed to helping students stand up to all forms of interpersonal violence, including:

• Sexual assault
• Dating violence
• Domestic violence
• Stalking
• Bullying
• Sexual harassment

Schoolcraft students learn how to do this safely and effectively by:

• Completing an online video-based training program.
• Reviewing the Guide To Gender-Based and Sexual Misconduct web page or obtaining a hard copy of the Guide from the Student Relations Office.
• Attending informational on-campus presentations and events.
• Reporting misconduct and concerns using SC aware.