Admissions:
1401 Kings Highway
Brooklyn, NY 11229
Classes:
NYPCLS
536A 5th Street
Brooklyn, NY 11215
Refunds of each semester’s tuition payments are limited to the fifth week of each semester as detailed below:
Student's last date of attendance is during the: |
The program may retain no more than: |
First week of the semester |
0% of the total semester's tuition |
Second week of the semester |
20% of the total semester's tuition |
Third week of the semester |
35% of the total semester's tuition |
Fourth week of the semester |
50% of the total semester's tuition |
Fifth week of the semester |
75% of the total semester's tuition |
Sixth week of the semester |
100% of the total semester's tuition |
During the first semester of the program:
Student's last date of attendance is during the: |
The program may retain no more than: |
First week of the semester |
20% of the total semester's tuition |
Second week of the semester |
35% of the total semester's tuition |
Third week of the semester |
50% of the total semester's tuition |
Fourth week of the semester |
75% of the total semester's tuition |
Fifth week of the semester |
100% of the total semester's tuition |
Refunds are calculated based on the total semester's tuition due, not the total tuition paid by the student up to that point. The program will retain the percentage of tuition it is entitled to keep prior to issuing a refund. In the event that a student has not paid their tuition in full by the date the refund is calculated and any money due to the program based on the program's refund policy will be deducted from the refund amount. After the above calculations, should a student still have a financial obligation, they must pay their financial obligation in order to remove the financial hold placed on their account. Students with a financial hold may not request any information regarding their academic standings including but not limited to request for transcripts and readmission to the program.
Please note: All fees paid (i.e. clinical clearance, uniform, clinical etc.) are non-refundable.