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Vocabulary flashcards detailing key terms, financial fee structures, refund policies, and institutional disclosures from the New York Medical Career Training Center enrollment agreement.
Non-Refundable Registration Fee
A fee of 40.00 due at the time of signing the enrollment agreement that is not returned to the student under any cancellation or refund scenario.
Initial Payment Fee
An initial payment of 400 required from every student at the New York Medical Career Training Center.
Refund Application Procedure
The formal process requiring all refund requests to be submitted in writing along with the student copy of the registration form; phone requests are not accepted.
Refund Calculation Date
The baseline day used to compute student refunds, established as the day of the last physical presence of the student at the school.
Pre-Course Cancellation Policy
The provision entitling any student who cancels prior to the start of instruction to a full refund of the course fee, excluding the deducted non-refundable registration fee.
Tuition Liability (0–15% of Program Offered)
The liability tier under which the school may retain 0% of tuition if termination occurs within the first 15% of the program.
Tuition Liability (16–30% of Program Offered)
The liability tier under which the school may retain 25% of tuition if termination occurs between 16% and 30% of the program.
Tuition Liability (31–45% of Program Offered)
The liability tier under which the school may retain 50% of tuition if termination occurs between 31% and 45% of the program.
Tuition Liability (46–60% of Program Offered)
The liability tier under which the school may retain 75% of tuition if termination occurs between 46% and 60% of the program.
Tuition Liability (After 60% of Program Offered)
The liability tier under which the school may retain 100% of tuition if termination occurs after 60% of the program has been offered.
Federal Pro-Rata Refund Clause
The rule establishing that a student's refund may exceed standard school calculations if the accrediting agency or Federal Pro-Rata refund policy produces a higher refund amount.
Grounds for Student Dismissal
Authorized conditions for terminating a student, including detrimental behavior, conduct reflecting unfavorably on the institution, poor attendance, or failure to meet academic progress standards.
Certificate of Completion Withholding Policy
The policy stating that graduation credentials will not be granted if a student has failed to satisfy all program requirements or monetary obligations owed to the school.
Placement Assistance Disclaimer
A formal contractual term stating that while job placement assistance service is provided, employment cannot be guaranteed to any student or graduate.
Admissions Exit Interview
A mandatory review with the Director covering institutional regulations, satisfactory academic progress, support services, study habits, and the understanding that employment is not promised upon graduation.
General Form of Disclosure (Clinical Practice)
A legal consent and waiver for students in clinical classes such as Phlebotomy/EKG Technician agreeing to safety protocols, wearing personal protective equipment, and waiving school liability for injury or loss.