The Rolf Institute Refund and Return of Title IV Funds policy, in accordance with the accrediting agency and state education department policies, is expressed as a schedule of revised institutional charges incurred by students who withdraw based on the length of time, they remain enrolled or the consumption of services. For more information, email Only students attending the school in Boulder for the entire training are eligible for Veteran's Education Benefits. Please see Refund Policy for the refund policy pertaining to veterans. The Rolf Institute is approved by the Colorado State Approving Agency for Veteran’s Education and Training benefits. Note: Only students attending the school in Boulder for the entire training are eligible for Title IV financial aid.
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Ida Rolf Institute Financial Aid Department at for more information about financial aid programs and how to see if you qualify.
Students receiving Title IV Financial Aid must maintain Satisfactory Academic Progress in order to remain eligible for continued participation.Ĭontact the Dr. The Rolf Institute administers two financial aid programs to help cover tuition (fees are not included) for students who qualify – Federal Pell Grants and Federal Direct Student Loans. Loans are a form of low-interest debt that must eventually be repaid and are a good option for those who do not qualify for a grant. Grants can be federal, state or privately issued and also do not require repayment. Scholarships are financial awards given to eligible students and do not need be repaid. Within the world of financial assistance, there are many different forms available to students. Returned Checks PolicyĪll returned checks will be assessed a $50 returned check fee. Ida Rolf Institute ® accepts major credit cards (MC, VISA, DISCOVER, AMEX), personal checks, and money orders. Candidates and students-in-training are given as much advance notice as possible of any changes. Note: Tuition and fees are subject to change. Late enrollment is occasionally permitted, depending upon space availability. Students may not begin any class until the appropriate tuition has been paid. All credit card payments can be made online. Students may be assessed a late fee of $50 if payment is received after the due dates. Invoices will be sent to students four weeks prior to due dates. For the Regional and Advanced training programs, the number of installments will vary based on the total number of months. The remaining balance is due four weeks later for each of the Basic Certification classes. Half of the tuition payment for all classes leading to a certification is due two weeks prior to the start of class. If a student is admitted to a training program, they reserve their space in all associated phases of the training by enrolling online and paying a deposit, $900 for Basic Certification in Boulder and $300 for the Regional Basic Certification and Advanced training programs.
Application forms are included in the admissions process. 3679(e), The Colmery Act, Section 103Ī non-refundable $50 Application Fee is due on starting the application process.
Timetable for Measuring Satisfactory Academic Progressįailure to make Satisfactory Academic ProgressĬompliance with Title 38, U.S.C. Summary of Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Requirements for All Students
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