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DRESS CODE Since the objective of the school is to prepare students for professional careers in the Allied Health world, each student Is expected to formulate habits of dress that meet the requirements of the medical and business community. While enrolled at the Institute, students must observe the following dress code: Women's acceptable attire includes: scrubs/polo shirt; Flat shoes; appropriate hairstyle and make-up. • Men's acceptable attire Includes: scrubs/polo shirt; casual or dress shoes; neat and trim hairstyles. • Women's attire which is not considered acceptable includes: mini -length hemlines or high slits on skirts; back -less or halter tops; low cut or strapless tops;_ bare midriffs; tank tops; cut off sweatshirts or warm-ups; sheer tops without proper undergarments. Hats and sunglasses In the classroom are also unacceptable. •Men'sattire which Isnot considered acceptable includes: warm-ups or cut off sweatshirts; tank tops; T-shirts with insignias. Hats and sunglasses in the classroom are also unacceptable. Clinical Medical Assistant students are Issued two sets of scrubs upon enrollment. Phlebotomy Technician I students are Issued one set of scrubs. Additional sets of scrubs may be purchased from the school for a fee of $20 per set. It is mandatory that the students enrolled In these programs will wear their scrubs to school and to their externship sites. - In addition to the requirements above, hair should be clean and neat. Nails should be kept trim and clean. Neutral or pale shades should be worn. STUDENT SERVICES The following are available to all students: Library and Learning Resources are available to all students and consists of a reading room with hard copy library resources and computers/printer at each campus and may also use the school's computer lab with Internet access when signed on by a school representative. Access to the learning resource center Is between the hours Sam - 8pm Monday through Friday. 2. open labs are available free of charge to graduates of the Phlebotomy Technician I and Clinical Medical Assistant courses. Supplies for the open lab will cost $20 per bag. Supplies should be used at the campus and are for the open lab only. The free open labs are available to graduates of these programs for 12 months or more from graduation 3. Lounge: An area has been designated for the students to use during breaks and lunch. Reading matter and periodicals pertaining to the various courses may also be provided. 4. Food Services: Some campuses of Universal Schools & Colleges of Health & Human Services of Health & Human Services have In-house vending machines thatare available to students during break time. Students are also encouraged to request a Iistof eating establishments In the area. Housing The Institution has no responsibility to find or assist a student In finding housing and does not offer any dormitory facilities nor does it offer any assistance locating off -site housing; however, ample housing options are available near all campuses. Per the California Student Aid Commission statistics for 2022-2023, average housing costs are $1339.00 per month.. Per the California Student Aid Commission statistics for 2023-2024, average housing costs are $1440.00 per month. PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE Universal Schools & Colleges of Health & Human Services maintains an active placement assistance service for Its graduates. Following graduation or at any time thereafter, graduates may use the placement assistance program of the school. In order to participate In the placement program, the student must be current with the payments on their student loan, If applicable. The Placement staff will assist students with resume writing, Interviewing skills, job searches and obtaining Interviews with employers. The Placement staff keeps an employerjob bank that lists known employment vacancies and upcoming openings for employment. However, no guarantee of placement or entry level salary can or will be made, US Colleges does not promise or guarantee employment to any student or graduate. STUDENT PRIVACY RIGHTS & DISLOSURE OF STUDENT RECORDS In compllance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, Universal Schools & Colleges of Health & Human Services has established both policies and procedures to protect the privacy of Individuals, to establish the right of students to Inspect and review their educational records, and to provide guidelines for the correction of inaccurate or misleading data through informal or formal hearings. Adult students, parents of minor students, and tax dependent students have the right to Inspect, review, and challenge information contained in their educational records or those of their minor or tax dependent child. Educational records are defined as files, materials, and documents that contain Information directly related to a student and are maintained by the Executive Director of the school. Students are not entitled to Inspect the financial records of their parents. The only other person/s that has the right to Inspect your files are government agencies that authorize schools to operate and teach the programs offered by the school. 15