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Electronic Payments Privacy Policy

October 10, 2014

Our Commitment to You
Church Divinity School of the Pacific will safeguard the confidentiality and security of the information we obtain from you. This notice describes our privacy policy as it relates to the collection, protection and disclosure of such information resulting from credit card and eCheck (ACH) transactions only.

Collection of Information
Church Divinity School of the Pacific will collect and use information obtained from credit card transactions only for business purposes. These business purposes include the payment of student tuition and fees, room, board, and textbooks  as well as auxiliary service fees from non-student community members.

Protecting Your Personal Financial Information
The credit card or banking information provided by you to Church Divinity School of the Pacific will be stored in a confidential manner. Our employees may access such information only when there is an appropriate business reason to do so, such as when a refund must be issued back to the credit card and only if you have chosen to leave a default electronic payment method on file. We maintain physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to protect your information, and our employees are required to follow these privacy standards.   Your personal information is held in a PCI compliant secure site and is not visible to CDSP employees other than by a masked code.

Disclosure of Your Information
Church Divinity School of the Pacific does not disclose any nonpublic information (such as credit card number and their expiration dates) about our customers or former customers to anyone, except as required by law. We disclose information only when it is necessary for the conduct of School, State or Federal government business, or under circumstances where disclosure is required by law. Information may also be disclosed for audit purposes, to regulatory agencies or for other general administrative services. We do not disclose information about you to other entities who may want to sell their products to you.

Transaction Security
Church Divinity School of the Pacific’s website uses Secure Socket Layer (SSL) protocol to ensure transaction security.