Late payments will result in a $35 additional fee. Credit Card and Debit Card payments will be charged a 2.75% fee for Stripe and PayPal. Credit/Debit card payments will incur a 4% fee when using card machine in house. Payments are due prior to class unless you have a payment arrangement with the school. No third-party payment plans are offered. Other methods of payments include: cash, personal check/certified check, money order, and Zelle.

Tuition and bank card fees are subject to cost change without notice. Information will be posted on the website and appropriate literature. A student will not be charged new costs if already enrolled in the program.

Local/state tax rates apply to the charged books and materials that are a part of the programs, so listed charges may not be exact.

Half & Half Plan:

This plan allows students to pay 50% of tuition down at registration and pay the remaining 50% balance by the third Monday of class. This plan is through the institution and no interest rates apply. Late payments will result in a $35 additional fee.

Delay Your Pay Plan:

This plan allows students to have their name on our waiting list. The student can delay their class start date by paying a deposit (whatever they can afford) and making additional scheduled payments (agreed upon on the contract through the school) until full tuition is paid before the start of class session. This plan is through the institution and no interest rates apply. Late payments will result in a $35 additional fee.

Reimbursement:

If student is currently employed by a Medicaid-certified nursing facility in South Carolina you are eligible for reimbursement of tuition after one (1) year of employment. A written offer of employment qualifies you for reimbursement.

Sponsorships:

Private funds from agencies are accepted. No financial aid is permitted. PDTS is currently supported by SC Works (WIOA funding) for those who meet WIOA qualifications, Wateree Community Actions, Eckerd. To find out eligibility requirements please visit their respective offices or call us.

Refund Policy:

Full tuition refunds will be issued to students if a student withdraws in writing within 72 hours after signing the enrollment agreement (until midnight of the third day; excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays). After the third day, but before classes begin, the school may retain the $50 administrative fee. After classes begin, for the first 60 percent of the course, school may retain the $50 administrative fee plus a pro-rata tuition charge based on the last date attended, rounded downward to the nearest 10 percent of that period. After sixty percent attendance, the institution may charge for the entire course.

Mitigating Circumstances:

After the student's first period of enrollment, a refund as provided in this section, except for room and board, must be made for students who withdraw in subsequent period(s) of enrollment due to mitigating circumstances. Mitigating circumstances are those that directly prohibit pursuit of a program and which are beyond the student's control: serious illness of the student, death in the student's immediate family, or active-duty military service, including active duty for training.

Hybrid:

Full tuition refunds will be issued to students if a student withdraws in writing within 72 hours after signing the enrollment agreement (until midnight of the third day; excluding Saturdays, Sundays, and legal holidays). After the third day, but before classes begin, the school may retain the $50 administrative fee only. Even if a student has been given access to the online class, a full refund will be given to the student. Access to the online class will be revoked after withdrawal. The school has up to 40 days to issue this refund to the student.

If the school closes, students will be reimbursed for any tuition paid for classes not yet completed. A refund will be issued within 40 days of the school’s closure date.

Third Party Loans:

Third party loans must be repaid according to the terms of the note even if the borrower does not complete his or her education, cannot get a job after completion of the program, or is dissatisfied with the education.

Consumer Credit Contract:

Any holder (lender) of a consumer credit contract (promissory note) resulting from the enrollment of the student at the institution is subject to all claims and defenses which the debtor/student could assert against the institution. Recovery shall not exceed the amounts paid by or on the behalf of the debtor/student.