Student Rules and Rights

All students, faculty, and staff who operate a vehicle on the UACCB campus must display a UACCB parking tag. Tags are provided at no charge and may be obtained in the Admissions Office located in the Main Classroom Building.

All parking on the UACCB campus is restricted to clearly marked spaces with white lines except in the gravel parking area on the north end of the campus and east of the NAH building. Students, faculty and staff may park in any of the College's marked spaces except those clearly identified for "Disability" or "Visitor." Parking along curbs or in unmarked spaces along the roadways is prohibited. Vehicles left unattended on the campus in locations not clearly marked for parking will be considered a safety hazard and may be towed at the owner's expense and result in disciplinary action. Reasonable speeds and observance of pedestrian traffic and crosswalks must be followed.

Purpose of UACCB Parking Tag

• identifying you as a UACCB student, faculty member, or staff member
• assures your vehicle is recognized as being legally parked on the UACCB campus
• quick identification of vehicle and owner during an emergency

When to Change Parking Tag

• UACCB parking tag style, color, or shape changes
• parking tag is damaged and no longer legible

Proper Parking and Traffic Procedures are Outlined Below

1. Observe all stop signs, speed bumps, and pedestrian crossings.
2. Properly display current UACCB sticker on driver's side of rear windshield.
3. Do not park in zones marked with yellow paint or where prohibited by signs.
4. Do not park or block access to aisles or spaces designated as parking for disabled persons unless the proper permit is displayed on or in your vehicle.
5. Park in authorized spaces only - authorized spaces are those in paved parking lots with painted white lines on both sides of the space.
6. Do not double park (i.e. take up more than one parking space).
7. Do not exceed 10 miles per hour while on campus.
8. Be aware that traffic coming into the campus is not obligated to stop.
9. If paved parking spaces are not available, parking is allowed in the graveled parking area north of the Main Classroom Building. When parking in this area, do not block other vehicles or roadways.
10. Do not leave vehicles parked on campus overnight without permission from the Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs.
11. Vehicle incidents or accidents should be reported immediately to the Vice Chancellor for student affairs.

The Student Right-to-Know Act requires schools to disclose information about graduation rates to current and prospective students and the public. A school participating in any Student Financial Aid Program must disclose completion and transfer-out rates for the general student body. This information is updated annually and can be found on UACCB's website.