Enrollment

 Upon acceptance into the Institute, an applicant must execute an approved Enrollment Agreement for the program or course that he/she is enrolled in. 

 If an applicant misses the official start date of a program, he/she may submit a request to the Director of Admissions to enroll late. Late enrollment constitutes a maximum of 4 days from the original start date. Requests for late enrollment will only be considered providing that the applicant agrees to complete make-up hours for any hours missed from the official start date of the term. 

 Upon enrollment, a student must pay a one-time non-refundable registration fee for the program or course that he/she is enrolled in. The registration fee is applicable only to the specific start date of the program or course that student is enrolled in. A registration fee cannot be applied to any other start date. Tuition and fees are charged at the beginning of each term and payments are applied to student account. Flexible payment plans are available to all students. 

 Textbooks and work material are the responsibility of all students. Students must enter classes prepared with books and work material at all times. 

 If a student is not financially able to pay any unpaid charges, student will be asked to sign a promissory note to pay at a later date without interest. A tuition balance may also occur when a student withdraws/drops from the program. When a student decides to drop/withdraw from the program, the student is fully counseled as to financially liability and other consequences that will affect the student’s future. If student withdraws/drops and there is unpaid tuition, correspondence is sent to the student reminding him/her of his/her tuition liability. If reminders are ignored, the account will become delinquent. Delinquent accounts are referred to a Collection Agency.