Tuition

Students attending INHS for a diploma must pay the class fee of $4,690, which covers 16 weekends of resident classes. Tuition can be paid in full at the start of the program, or in monthly installments, with $300 due at the beginning of each weekend of classes, starting with the first month. The final payment of $110 is due at the beginning of the 16th month. One month’s tuition of $300 must be paid prior to the first month of classes and shall be maintained in an escrow account until the completion of the program, when it shall be returned to the student.

Students attending INHS for the Acupuncture Certificate program must pay the class fee of $2,000, which covers 200 hours of resident classes. Tuition can be paid in full at the start of the program, or in regular installments, as arranged with the Financial Office.

Fees

Costs listed are those in effect at date of publication.

Application Fee $25

Class and repeat class, cost per hour $20

Refund Policy

INHS refund policy adheres to the refund policies of applicable state, federal and accrediting agencies.

All tuition and fees paid by the applicant shall be refunded if the applicant is rejected by INHS before enrollment. All tuition and fees paid by the applicant shall be refunded if requested within three business days after signing a contract with the school. The $25 application fee may be retained by the school if the application is rejected.

Once the three business days have elapsed, students who withdraw or are withdrawn from the program after enrollment will forfeit their monthly tuition. However, those who have prepaid the entire tuition of $4,680 will receive a refund for classes not attended.

All refunds shall be returned within 30 days.

Policy for Complaints

The following process constitutes the written policy for how students may file a complaint with the department for any violation of the rules:

The complaint must be made in writing and addressed to INHS.

The review of the complaint will be performed first by the President who will determine whether the complaint can be addressed immediately or whether it needs to be addressed by a Review Committee comprised of members of the advisory board and staff members.

The resolution of the complaint shall include:

*Steps that need to be taken to resolve the issues presented.

*Actions taken by the President or the Review Committee.

*Actions taken by the complainant to conform to the recommendations by the President and the Review Committee.

The results of the resolution process, depending on the complexity of the complaint, will be documented in writing and filed in the records of the INHS Institute.

Follow-up must be done with the complainant after one week, to verify that the issues were adequately resolved.