Tuition and Fees

Student’s Responsibility
While enrolled in the program, the student shall be responsible for all tuition, student professional insurance, room and board, fees and clothing expenses. Tuition cost is $8,000.00 for the year. Textbooks, student laboratory reagents and equipment, and exam simulation fees will be paid for by St. Elizabeth. The remaining responsibilities vary in cost.

Payment Timeline and Designation
Half of the tuition payment ($4,000) is due to the program no later than the first day of the MLS Program. The remaining amount ($4,000) is due no less than 90 days after the first day of the MLS Program – unless other arrangements are agreed upon by the Program Director. All Checks are made payable to “St. Elizabeth Healthcare” and are to be presented to the Program Director.

Failure to Make Payment
Failure to make payment within the herein described timeline, on owing tuition, may result in removal from the program. In such cases, all monies received will be non-refundable. A certificate of completion and transcript will not be generated for any student who fails to make full payment.

Refund Policy
Students who withdraw after the first day of class are not entitled to a refund. If registration is cancelled in the first 90 days, the remaining balance is due upon withdraw. Student College/University refunds may vary. This policy does not reflect the refund procedure for individual universities. This policy is subject to change.

No Refund When
No refund will be made if the student is terminated from the program. No refund will be made if the student’s withdrawal occurs while the student is on academic probation. No refund will be made if the student is being considered for termination for any reason including, but not limited to, academic or disciplinary concerns. In summary, the student must be in good standing for refund to occur.

Student Voluntary Withdraw
A student may voluntarily withdraw from the program at any point during the year, upon two weeks advance notice given to the Program Director. Prior to the decision to withdraw, the student will be counseled by the Program Director on the consequences of this action. After this discussion, if the student still decides to withdraw from the program, he/she must submit their resignation in writing within one week of verbal notification, at which time it is then placed in his/her student file. A certificate of completion will not be issued to any student who fails to complete the program. Tuition reimbursement will not be distributed as described above.