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01 Enrollment Agreement Encrypted
01 Enrollment Agreement Encrypted
1960 NE 5th Avenue, Boca Raton, Florida 33431 | +1 (561) 465-3277 | www.MUSTedu.com
Date: 08/24/2022
Name: FRANCISCA BEZERRA DE ALMEIDA
City: ARCOVERDE
State/Country: PERNAMBUCO/BRASIL
Zip: 56503-570
Home Phone:
ID Number:
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Please check which Program you are signing for:
Credit
Program Level Tuition Total
Hours Months for
Check one from Program per Program
Requir Graduation
list below Credit Tuition Due
ed
$150 $18,000.00
120
Bachelor of ☐ Healthcare Management 40 Per Plus,
Credit
Science months credit application and
☐ International Business Hours
hour fees
☐ Healthcare Management 60 $150 $9,000.00
Associate of 20 Per Plus,
☐ International Business Credit
Science months credit application and
☐ Private Security Management Hours hour fees
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TEXTBOOK COSTS
The cost of textbooks is included in the tuition. The approximate cost for books per semester is: Associates
Degree: $235 / Bachelor’s Degree: $285 / Master’s Degree: $ 350
FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS
1. Students are expected to be responsible consumers and will be counseled to make good financial
decisions.
2. Students are responsible for the full amount of the charges listed above.
3. Degrees are granted and transcripts are released only after all financial obligations to MUST
University have been met.
EMPLOYMENT GUARANTEE DISCLAIMER
No guarantee of employment is made or implied by MUST University. The institution does not promise or
imply any specific market or job availability amounts. For information on careers consult U.S. Department
of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics at https://www.bls.gov/
CAREER SERVICES
It is the policy of MUST University's Student Services Department to assist students in finding employment
upon graduation. Prior to and after graduation, the Student Services Department advises students on
career development skills and assists them in finding employment in their chosen career field.
ENROLLMENT CANCELLATION:
• All monies will be refunded if the school does not accept the applicant or if the student cancels
within five (5) business days after signing the enrollment agreement and making initial
payment.
• Cancellation after the fifth (5th) business day, but before the first class, results in a refund of all
monies paid, except for the registration fee. MU provides additional consideration for students
that have had extenuating circumstances, such as a student illness or accident, death in family,
or other circumstances beyond the student’s control.
COURSE WITHDRAWAL:
• A student may withdraw from one or more courses during a term and not be withdrawn from
the University if the student is attending at least one course within the term or has registered
for a course in a subsequent term within 30 days from the last scheduled date of the term.
• A student who withdraws from all his or her courses in a term will be responsible for any charges
that may accrue on their account due to the withdrawal.
• Cancellation after attendance has begun, through 40% completion of the course, will result in a
pro rata refund computed on the number of hours completed out of to the total course session.
Cancellation after completing more than 40% of the course will result in no refund.
• The refund is calculated based on the postmarked date that MU receives a student’s cancellation.
• Refund payments will be made within 30 days of termination of students’ enrollment or receipt
of the refund request.
• Termination Date: In calculating the refund due to a student, the last date of actual attendance
by the student is used in the calculation unless earlier written notice is received.
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OTHER CIRCUMSTANCES:
If for unseen reasons the University is permanently closed or no longer shall offers instruction, the school,
at its option:
• Provide a full refund of all monies paid.
• Provide for completion of the course.
• Applicants denied admissions by the University are entitled to a refund of all money paid except
for non- refundable registration fees, after the allowable five business days.
• If the student or the University cancels this agreement the rules for cancellation and refund
above will apply.
• Students who wish to continue their education at other schools must not assume that credits
earned at the University will be accepted by the receiving institution. Transfer of Credits from
MU is at the discretion of the receiving institution.
• Students can use the university employment assistance services as described, but MU does not
guarantee employment upon completion of programs.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Upon request by students the Financial Department at MUST University may be able to aid students in need
of financial assistance to pay tuition expenses at MUST University. MUST University believe that the
primary responsibility for educational costs rests with a student and his/her family. However, institution
payment plans are available to meet the difference between a student's resources and his/her actual needs.
PAYMENT POLICY
Tuition and fees are due at the start of the program. The university reserves the right to remove any student
from class that has not satisfied his or her financial obligations. Students are welcome to make payments on
tuition and fee charges using checks, money orders, or credit cards.
COLLECTIONS/COURT COSTS
Students are required to meet with administration to address all financial responsibilities prior to exiting
the institution for any reason. Students whose accounts are sent to collections will be charged the maximum
collection fee allowable by law and all applicable attorney costs. Students whose accounts are taken to
court will be responsible for all court costs and attorney fees.
PERIOD OF OBLIGATION
The length of the program shall determine the period of financial obligation for all courses. A predetermined
initial payment is due on the first day of class in all programs. A student must pay his/her tuition payment
according to an agreed upon financial schedule. A student that does not meet his/her financial schedule
obligation may be withheld from attending class until all financial payments are current. MUST University
reserve the right to change tuition and fees without notice. Students who are actively attending class will
not be affected by any tuition changes. MUST University will withhold a student’s diploma and official
transcript until all academic and financial obligations are met. A student that fails or withdraws from
his/her class, if re-instated, will be charged tuition and fees as stated in the current catalog. A student that
drops from his/her class or is terminated from the school is obligated to pay for tuition and fees according
to the refund policy.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
1. Completion of Hours and Services as stated in the catalog for the program.
2. Overall G.P.A. of 2.0 or higher for undergraduate students and an overall G.P.A. of 3.0 or higher for all
graduate students.
3. Full payment of all fees and charges.
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4. MUST University cannot guarantee employment upon graduation; however, MUST does offer
employment assistance.
5. MUST University cannot guarantee transferability of credits. Students wishing to transfer credits
from MUST to another institution should inquire with the receiving institution to determine
transferability of credits. It is the student’s responsibility to confirm if another institution of the
student’s choice will accept credit.
TERMS OF AGREEMENT: This agreement covers a tuition period of semesters. Each semester is 16 weeks
in length. And the program’s estimated time of completion is semesters. Terms of payment indicated are
for the length of the program. Late fees may be assessed to past due balances. You may prepay the unpaid
balance at any time. The student’s transcript and degree will be withheld until all fees and financial
obligations have been met.
OTHER TERMS AND CONDITIONS: A student may be terminated for creating a safety hazard to other
students, disobedient or disrespectful behavior to faculty or other students, unsatisfactory academic
progress, poor attendance, unprofessional conduct, excessive absence or lateness, failure to pay fees when
due, cheating, falsifying records, breach of enrollment agreement, entering the University site while under
the influence or effects of alcohol, drugs, or narcotics, of any kind, carrying a concealed or potentially
dangerous weapon or sexual harassment or harassment of any kind. Terms of the refund policy will apply.
The University will provide its graduates with assistance and job leads upon graduation but cannot
guarantee job employment.
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STEP 4: READ, SIGN AND DATE
Notice to student: Do not sign this Enrollment Agreement before you read it or if it contains any blank
spaces. You are entitled to an exact copy of this signed document. Keep it to protect your legal rights.
Please initial the statements below:
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I have read the terms and conditions contained in this Enrollment Agreement and understand that
this agreement constitutes a binding contract upon written acceptance by the school.
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I have received a copy of the current catalog and have read it.
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FA I have received a copy of this Enrollment Agreement, signed by the school and me as student/parent
Student Signature
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