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are designed to measure the student's achieved competency relative to the required subject matter objectives - 0.5 unit Financial Aid Units of Credit Effective; 07/01/2021 Concorde measures programs In either semester credit hours or financial aid units of credit. For financial aid eligibility and disbursements, the school uses the system of clock hour to credit hour conversion established by the US, Department of Education. One credit Is equal to 30 clock hours, Measure of Program Duration The ending date or graduation date from a program is a "scheduled" graduation date. In-service days, holidays, and other unscheduled events that could cause interruptions in scheduled training may influence the actual calendar Length of a program, Withdrawal Policy Student -Initiated Withdrawal Effective:04/21/2023 Students who wish to withdraw may do so by contacting the Academic Dean or Program Director via telephone, mail, or preferably In person. The withdrawal date will be the student's last date of attendance. A student who withdraws during the first seven calendar days of a grading period will not have that course(s) recorded on his or her transcript. A student who withdraws after the first seven calendar days of a grading period will receive a grade of "W". This is not calculated in his or her cumulative grade point average (CGPA). The credits will count toward attempted credits. The student will be provided with exit interview forms. There are financial and/or financial aid implications for withdrawing. Please consult with the Financial Aid and/ or Business Office to determine how withdrawal will impact your student account. Withdrawal for Violation of School Poky The school may withdraw a student from his or her program of study for violation of published school policy. If a student withdraws from school without notifying the school, the withdrawal will be effective from the last date of attendance, If the student is withdrawn for violation of published school policy, the withdrawal date will be the last date of attendance. A student who has been withdrawn during the first seven calendar days of a grading period will not have that course(s) recorded on his or her transcript. A student who has been withdrawn after the first seven calendar days of a grading period will receive a grade of "W;' which is not calculated in his or her cumulative grade point average (CGPA). The credits will count toward attempted credits, Course Drop/Add Polite The Drop/Add period for each term is 7 calendar days. A student who does not attend a course or whose last date of attendance (LDA) in a course is within the Drop/ Add period may be voluntarily or involuntarily withdrawn from the course without academic or financial penalty. A student who does not post any attendance in a course in the first 14 calendar days after the start of the term will be unregistered from the course and not receive a grade for the course, Course Withdrawal Policv Effective: 04/21/2023 A student withdrawing or being withdrawn from a course who has posted attendance after the Drop/Add period will receive a grade of "W', Withdrawing from a course may impact a student's eligibility for Financial Aid. Please speak with a Financial Aid Representative to discuss your individual account. Program Changes A student who wishes to change programs may do so at any time prior to starting classes. A student changing programs after starting classes will be evaluated according to the school's refund policy, Program Monitoring Concorde makes critical comparisons between the content of its programs and the needs and demands of business and industry by monitoring feedback from local agencies, the program advisory committee, test results, graduates, and employers. The instructors communicate closely with industry personnel to keep program objectives and content current. Dress Code Effective date: 08/01/2022 Students are preparing for careers and should develop the habit of wearing appropriate attire. Students are required to wear the designated school uniform in class and on externship or clinical experience unless directed otherwise, Clinical/externship sites may require students to wear white shoes. Students are responsible for meeting dress code requirements for the site. A student's personal appearance must be appropriate at all times when the student is in school uniform. The general requirements are as follows: 2022-2023 Garden Grove Catalog i Publication Date: May 20, 2023 1 Effective July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023 49