Student Responsibilities & Professional Conduct
Excelle College believes that professional conduct is crucial in obtaining and keeping a job. For this reason we have established guidelines for proper conduct. When enrolling in Excelle College, each student has agreed to abide by the rules and must be held responsible for participating in any of the conditions set fourth:

1. Conduct that reflects unfavorably upon the school and /or its students.
2. Unsatisfactory academic progress or (one) or better.
3. Excessive absences or tardiness.
4. Failure to pay charges when due.
5. Cheating
6. Falsifying school records.
7. Breach of school enrollment agreement
8. Demonstrating poor judgment or inability to function properly that could put a patient in jeopardy.
9. Failure to abide by all rules and regulations of all clinical site.
10. Poor health.
11. Entering the school classes while under the influence or effects of alcohol, drugs or narcotics of any kind.
12. Carrying a concealed or potentially and dangerous weapon.
13. Disorderly conduct, which interferes with the learning process of any class in general.
14. Instigation and or participation in rebellious activities against the school and / or its students.
15. Solicitation, which reflects unfavorable upon the school or its students.
16. Profanity spoken on school grounds or used toward staff.
17. Vandalism of school property.
18. Non-Conformity with the rules and regulations of the school..

** A student dismissed for un-satisfactory conduct might be readmitted into the program only at
the discretion of the school administrator or owner

Student Tuition Recovery Fund / State of California
California Law requires that, upon enrollment, a fee be assessed the institution in relation to the cost of tuition (Education code section 94343). These fees support the Student Tuition Recovery Fund (STRF). A special fund established by the California Legislature to reimburse students who might otherwise experience a financial loss as a result of (A) The closure of the institute. (B) The institution's breach or anticipatory breach of the agreement for the course of instruction, or (C) A decline in the quality or value of the course of instruction within the 30 day period before the institution's closure. The fund protects only California students. Institutional participation is mandatory.

Problem Resolution
Student Complaints, and Grievance Procedures
Many questions or concerns that students may have can be resolved simply through discussion. Students with concerns should observe the following steps in seeking resolution:

1. Talk with the admissions representative or your classroom instructor.
2. Talk with your counselor (If applicable)
3. Unsolved concerns can be appealed by writing to, or making an appointment to appear in person with:
    Linda Hughes / Owner/Educator or Gail Michalek / Director

Crime Awareness
Statistics are posted on the bulletin board in the break room.

Personal Property
Students are encouraged to keep their personal property with them at all times. Excelle College is not responsible for lost or stolen articles.