Please consult the 2000-2001 Columbus Technical College Student Catalog and Handbook for procedures to be used in seeking resolution of complaints and grievances. Columbus Technical College has credit awarding agreements in place for qualified students from many of the surrounding school districts. Professional emergency care, if needed, will be secured by the administration. Students understand that they or their families, not the College, are responsible for the cost of such emergency care including any necessary ambulance service. Proper health and safety practices are used in each program of study.
Counselors refer students to respected community service agencies or organizations.
Pamphlets and brochures on community health service are available in the Admissions Office, student lounge, and library. Columbus Technical College is certified with the United States Department of Education Drug Prevention Program . Through this program, the College certifies that it has adopted and implemented a drug prevention program for students and employees. The Higher Education Amendments of 1986 require that all postsecondary institutions make provisions for drug abuse prevention programs in order to remain eligible for financial aid. These groups offer information, educational services, and counseling.