Student Compliance Training

• These requirements are not discretionary, campus programming; they stem from specific federal and state mandates that apply to all enrolled students, including those who are fully online.


• Relevant state and federal mandates include the Campus Save Act, the Cleary Act, Title IX, the Stop Campus Hazing Act, the Drug Free Schools and Campuses Act, and the Texas Education Code.


• Because these obligations connect to the institution's compliance with federal requirements and state law, UTA does not have discretion to waive them for individual students.

YES, we are required to have this training on record at the start of each NEW career degree (i.e. once for the undergraduate degree and once for each graduate degree program).

YES, this training is required for all students new to campus, including transfer students.

• YES, we are legally required to mandate training for ALL new UTA students. See the first question above for more information.


• An online student can have access to campus (even if they choose not to go), online resources and forums, and can communication with peers, faculty, and staff. This means online students are also a part of the UTA community, even if it is only virtually.

NO, we are only required to have this training on record at the start of each NEW career degree (i.e. once for the undergraduate degree and once for each graduate degree program).

Because these trainings are required for campus compliance, individual exemptions or waivers are not frequently granted absent unique circumstances.

For technical issues, contact Vector first here.

For persisting issues or questions unrelate to technical support, contact conduct@uta.edu.