Read the important information below prior to enrolling in a program. Early enrollment is important! Seating is limited and enrollments are taken on a first-come, first-served basis. If you have any questions, contact Boston Reed College at 800-201-1141.

Before Enrolling in a Program

Review the program information, your responsibilities as a student, and the responsibilities of the position for which you will be training. Make sure you are aware of the program's prerequisites, fees, and payment terms. Occasionally, insufficient enrollment makes it necessary to cancel a class in a particular location. Class locations are also subject to change.

Enrolling

Enroll online, by telephone at 800-201-1141 option "6", or by completing and returning the Enrollment Agreement via mail or fax along with the required tuition. Tuition is payable by check, money order, cashier's check, or credit/debit card displaying the Visa, MasterCard, or Discover logo.

Contact Information Changes

It is your responsibility to notify Boston Reed College of any change in your contact information, including address, phone, and email. You can update your personal information online, by filling out and returning the Information Change Form or by calling Boston Reed College at 800-201-1141.

General Prerequisites

HOBET - Health Occupations Basic Entrance Test
You will take a version of the HOBET that will inform you and your instructor about your current knowledge base.

Other Requirements

• You must be at least 18 years of age.
• You must have a high school diploma or its equivalent (such as a GED). Some exceptions apply; call for details.
• You must have access to the Internet, an email account, and a printer.

Student Handouts

It is the student's responsibility to download and bring handouts to the first class session. Students can access class handouts by logging into their accounts and clicking on "Program Resources."

Externships

Before we can place you in an externship, you must submit the following:

• Proof of completion of CPR for the Healthcare Provider
• Proof of a current physical examination, including tuberculosis screening
• Proof of proficiency in basic computer operations
• Resume
• Fees paid in full

We do not guarantee externship placement unless the student's availability includes a minimum of three standard business days (Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM) per week. Eligible students who commit to a full-time externship (five business days per week) will be placed in an externship no later than 90 days from the date all eligibility requirements have been met. Eligible students who commit to a part-time externship (three to four business days per week) will be placed in an externship no later than 180 days from the date all eligibility requirements have been met. Students may be required to travel 60 miles in one direction to an externship site. Any eligible student whose externship is unfulfilled will be eligible to receive a refund not to exceed $150 and a certificate of completion for the classroom portion of the program. (See Refund Policy for submission requirements.) Placement in a job is neither guaranteed nor promised to graduates.

Background Check, Drug Testing, Immunizations

In some externship settings, you will be asked to undergo drug testing, provide a background check, and/or obtain immunizations at your own expense. If you have any criminal conviction or conflicting information on your form of identification (for example, an incorrect address on your driver's license), it is possible you may be prevented from completing the program. Students who fail to determine their own eligibility are not entitled to a refund.

School Performance Fact Sheet

The School Performance Fact Sheet provides important information on completion rates, placement rates, starting salaries, and license examination passage rates for individual programs. This fact sheet is filed with the Bureau for Private Post Secondary Education pursuant to state law.