Goddard College is a private, independent, not-for-profit institution. The College makes available information about itself including:

• Accreditation and Approvals
• Academic Programs
• Current Faculty and Staff
• Graduation Rates and Retention Rates
• Fair summary of Audited Financial Statements
• Mission

Sources of information include:

• Academic Publications: Available upon request from the Academic Affairs Office.
  • The Undergraduate and Graduate Student Handbooks provide academic, enrollment, and community life information applicable across programs.
  • The Undergraduate Programs Curriculum Guide provides additional information about the undergraduate curriculum.
  • Program Handbook Addenda detail program-specific policies and procedures, such as degree and concentration requirements.
  • The Assessment of Prior Learning Handbook detail the undergraduate APL process.
• Admissions Material: Admissions, Goddard College Viewbook (overview) and program specific information sheets.
• Residency Schedules: Each program produces a residency schedule, designed to provide specific information about all workshops and events that are happening at the residency. Available upon request from the Academic Affairs Office.
• GoddardNet: GNet is the College’s intranet and primary communication platform for current students, faculty, and staff, providing users with email, calendar and document management capabilities; access to a broad range of  institutional resources, information, discussion groups; academic support resources; and program-specific sites and resources.
• Website, www.goddard.edu, provides information on academic programs, residency dates, events, initiatives, special workshops, and other information.