C. Items to be Included in School Catalog
1. A prospective student is entitled to
sufficient data to make an informed decision on training opportunities and
institutions. A school is therefore obligated to provide sufficiently detailed
information in advance of enrollment to enable prospective students to clearly
understand their opportunities, limitations, and obligations.
2. Each school shall prepare and make
available a typed and bound publication which is readily identifiable as a
catalog and each student shall receive a copy. This catalog shall be designed
and written to convey accurate information on the school. It shall avoid false,
misleading, or exaggerated statements.
3. The following items shall be listed in the
catalog:
a. the name, address, phone number,
email, and fax of school;
b. the
date of publication;
c. a statement
of institutional philosophy;
d.
licensure statement;
e. the
admission requirements and procedures;
f. the educational objectives of each program
offering, including the name, nature, and level of occupations for which
training is provided;
g. a detailed
program outline for each program of study that includes subject abbreviations
and numbers, subject titles, the number of clock and/or credit hours of
instruction in lecture, lab, and/or clinical/externship, and the length of time
in weeks or months normally required for completion;
h. the subject descriptions for each program
of study;
i. a brief description of
the school's physical facilities, equipment to be used in class, and the
maximum class size;
j. the school
policies relative to tardiness, absences, make-up work, conduct, termination,
re-entry, and other rules and regulations of the school;
k. the grading system, including a definition
of ratings;
l. the required levels
of performance for graduation;
m. a
statement of certificates, diplomas, or degrees awarded upon
graduation;
n. a statement of
student charges related to enrollment: registration fee, tuition, book fee, lab
fee, and any other charges for which a student will be responsible;
o. a statement of the cancellation and refund
policy of the school;
p. a detailed
and explicit description of the extent and nature of job placement assistance
that is available to graduates, if any;
q. specifics describing the availability of
residential housing, vocational counseling services, scholarships, and the
extent of other services available to students, if any;
r. a school calendar including holidays and
other dates of importance;
s. the
school's student complaint procedure;
t. any other facts concerning the school and
its programs of instruction.