Platt College is Becoming Part of Concordia University, St. Paul

How to Apply for Financial Aid:

Each quarter, Platt College makes available the deadlines regarding withdrawals and appeals.  For the Fall 2019 Quarter (September 16, 2019 through December 6, 2019) quarter, please make note of the following important dates:

If you are awarded, and accept financial aid you may use "bookstore bucks" to purchase and/or rent textbooks through Platt College's Online Bookstore.  Bookstore bucks come directly from your financial aid and/or private loans.  Your bookstore charges will be subtracted from any financial aid refund you may have coming to you.  We have taken the guess work out of buying your books and kits, simply download these easy step-by-step instruc

Platt College urges individuals with substance abuse problems to seek assistance and support. Students are encouraged to seek help through available national and community resources and hotlines including, but not limited to, the following examples:

• National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (NCAD)

  • Telephone:1-800-NCA-CALL (622-2255)

  • Website: https://ncadd.org/

The use of any illicit drug or abuse of alcohol is potentially hazardous to your health.  Faculty, staff, and students should evaluate the health risks associated with use of illicit drugs or abuse of alcohol. Synthetically produced drugs may contain impurities and the true amounts and ingredients are rarely known.  The effects of a drug may be significantly different with each use. There are serious physical and psychological health implications associated with the use and/or abuse of drugs and alcohol that vary based on the frequency, extent, and intensity of consumption.

In accordance with Policy 03:07:00 Drug-Free Campus and Policy 05:17:00 Drug-Free Workplace

I.  General

Platt College students and employees are prohibited from engaging in the unlawful manufacture, distribution, dispensation, possession, use of, or being under the influence of, illicit drugs and/or alcohol on Platt College campus, property owned or controlled by Platt College, or as part of any Platt College activity.  This policy applies to all students regardless of enrollment status. 

Students and Employees

Platt College is committed to a drug-free campus and seeks to achieve these goals through a sound nursing program and through policies and procedures governing student life that encourages responsibility and repect for human rights and the rights of others.