Sentence examples for enrollment agreement from inspiring English sources

At others, admissions officials refused to let them consult financial aid officers until they signed an enrollment agreement.

An "enrollment agreement" from 1961 shows that she signed up for a course at the DeVern School of Cosmetology in Baldwin, on Long Island.

First off, the organization will be looking to make sure that these schools are offering an enrollment agreement "that passes legal muster," the spokesman said, and are enforceable, so that the student knows what they're getting.

If you wonder how he signed his enrollment agreement, it's all done electronically".

Getting licensed entails creating a course catalog and an enrollment agreement that will pass legal muster, but it's not clear how much time the coding schools will need for that -- Heimrich says just how much time depends on the institution's resources.

I know there have been concerns regarding discrimination; however, I must tell you that he does not have the ability to read the documents he was asked to sign; therefore, he would have no idea of the ramifications of signing the enrollment agreement.

The Public Citizen petition also urges the Department to consider restricting other barriers to students seeking relief, such as enrollment agreements that prohibit students from requesting a jury trial.

Recommendation: Require that institutions of higher education accepting Federal financial aid may not include mandatory binding arbitration clauses in enrollment agreements.

UPDATE 03-29-16: Today, 13 House Democrats and 30 Senate Democrats wrote to Secretary of Education King urging a strong borrower defense rule that includes a full ban on mandatory arbitration in school enrollment agreements.

Twenty-one of the twenty-seven enrollment agreements produced to the committee by for-profit education companies contained a clause that required students to go through a process of mandatory binding arbitration.

Rather, the issue on the table is whether colleges can include in the fine print of their enrollment agreements, at the time students sign up, a clause forcing students to take any future dispute to private arbitration, where school misconduct is hidden away from the public and regulators and where corporate parties tend to have the upper hand.