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Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197
734.487.8892
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Before applying, it's essential to confirm that you're eligible to enroll in a Michigan-based program in the state you reside.
Check your eligibility to attend EMU. Is your state a SARA member? If yes, you're eligible to enroll in an EMU–Online program.
If your state is not a SARA member, you may still be eligible to enroll at Eastern Michigan University. To learn more, visit SARA's Participating Institution Directory.
As an online student, you will be responsible for checking state authorizations before you relocate to another state.
A clickable map that allows you to view participating institutions in your State.
It's your responsibility to understand the requirements in your state of residence.
At EMU, our goal is to ensure compliance with our policies, uphold due process, and provide support in resolving and preventing both academic and non-academic issues. We are committed to creating a fair and transparent environment for all students, offering guidance and resources to address concerns promptly and effectively. By fostering open communication and proactive measures, we aim to maintain a positive, supportive community that promotes student success and well-being.
Below are EMU policies, procedures and/or forms to assist students in resolving complaints:
Additionally, the following EMU offices are available to assist students.
The Office of the Ombuds serves as a resource for students regarding any complaint, grievance or appeal that may be academic or non-academic in nature. The Ombuds works directly with students, faculty, and staff, providing consultation related to university policies and procedures. It has established itself as an objective, non-biased operation that continues to work towards developing a fair and equitable university community.
The Office of Wellness and Responsibility is part of the Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management at Eastern Michigan University. Our mission is to create an effective living and learning environment by designing policies such as the Student Code of Conduct, providing a disciplinary process and conducting programs that foster ethical development, personal accountability and civility toward others.
If your complaint is not resolved at the institutional level, you can contact the Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs (LARA). Read more and access the consumer (student) complaint process.
If you are a non-Michigan resident and are unable to resolve your concern with the steps above, you may also contact your home state agency to file a complaint. Find out more: Student Complaint Information - By State and Agency [PDF].