1. Read, write and speak English (to be determined during the pre-enrollment interview with a
school official).
2. Be 18 years or older, bring valid ID
3. Provide proof of high school diploma, GED or college transcripts no later than first day of class
4. Be current on tetanus vaccine prior to first day of class
5. Must pay $1200 deposit 30 days prior to the start of class
6. Pay the remaining balance by the first day of class
Student Requirements
1. Must read, write and speak English fluently. We are not bilingual at this time.
2. Must be 18 years or older.
3. Must provide proof high school diploma or GED, (copy of either is fine)
4. Must pay $1200 deposit thirty (30) days prior to the start of each semester.
5. Pay the remaining balance by the first day of the semester.
6. Must make arrangements and provide their own living accommodations and transportation.
7. Must be in good physical condition and good health. Must be able to lift 60 pounds or more.
This is strenuous work
and you are on your feet most of the day lifting small to heavy dogs. If there
are any physical conditions, this needs to be discussed during registration.
Policy and Procedure
Cancellation and Refund Policy
1. A refund less $100 (admin fees) will be returned via certified mail to the last known address
to any student who cancels enrollment the first 3 days of the semester/class.
2 . Refunds will be pro-rated at $500 per week with the week starting each Monday. If a student
drops out on Tue they are still charged the $500 for that week. Refund will be minus the week(s)
plus the $200 admin fees.
3. Tools and syllabus will stay with the student upon graduation as tuition includes the price of tools and syllabus.
4. If student has to drop out due to extenuating circumstances and wants to resume next semester
refund and registration for the coming semester will be arranged with director. We DO
understand there is life outside of school and things happen unexpectedly from time to time.
Attendance and Absenteeism
1. Student must report to class on time each day.
2. If you need to make a doctor appointment during the semester make them in the afternoon
as this does not disrupt the entire day.
3. We understand life happens that causes us to be late or absent from time to time. Please do not abuse
this privilege or it may result in dismissal.
4. If you are going to be late, call 972-765-8928 and let us know before 9:00 a.m. or leave
a voice mail with the time and date you called so we can plan the grooming assignments accordingly.
5. There is no make-up time so try not to be absent.
6. Student is allowed 3 days of absence during a semester.
Leave of Absence
A leave of absence may be granted by the school director after determining good cause. The leave of absence
will be no more than 30 days. A written statement explaining why the leave was granted will be signed by
student and school director. A partial refund may be in order depending on where in the semester the leave
happens.
Student Conduct
1. Students must conduct themselves in a professional, respectful manner at all times. This applies
to both humans and canines!
2. Be polite to fellow students, clients and staff. Treat others as you wish to be treated.
3. Treat the animals with safety and respect first and foremost!
Grounds for Dismissal
1. Hit a dog or repeated unsafe handling of any dog will be cause for immediate dismissal.
2. Evidence of any drug or alcohol use while at school or on school property.
3. Abusive behavior (verbal or physical) toward humans or animals or violation of Student conduct
4. Inability to follow direction regarding the safe handling of dogs on a repeated basis
Certificate of Approval from the Texas Workforce Commission Career Schools and Colleges issued
July 31, 2008
