Laser and Aesthetics Institute of the Palm Beaches, Inc., will assist privately and confidentially with any complaints, problems and matters of employment.

Financial Aid

Laser and Aesthetics Institute of the Palm Beaches, Inc, does not offer financial assistance at this time.

Registration and Enrollment

The Institute enrolls students on a continuous basis. Registration is required at least one week prior to start date. Registration and supply fees are due at this time. A student interview is required. Registration is by appointment only.

Institution Hours of Operation

Monday thru Friday: 9am to 3pm - 4pm to 6pm

Class Schedule

Full-time students             Part-time students                            Lunch Hour Monday thru Friday                    Monday thru Friday 12 Noon                    
9am to 3pm 3pm to 6pm

Legal Holidays

The institute observes and is closed for: New Years Day, Presidents Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Day after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Spring break is scheduled each calendar year: March 16 – March 23
Winter break is scheduled each calendar year: December 15- January 8

Student Records

Student records are permanently retained by the Institute and are available to students upon request. There is a $25.00 charge for Diploma replacements.

Attendance Policy

All students are required to attend classes according to their contract. Students with more than three unexcused absences will be dropped from the program. Three unexcused tardies are permitted. All other tardies must be cleared with an instructor in advance. If a student goes over the maximum tardy limit- counseling will be required. If the student continues this behavior- probation and termination could result. An instructor must excuse all absences and tardies. Students are not eligible for graduation until all requirements are met as prescribed by the commission for independent education.

Leave of Absence

A Leave of Absence may be granted for a period of 1 to 10 days. An instructor must approve a LOA. A LOA will begin on the last day of documented class attendance. A request for a LOA must be presented in writing within 24 hours of the next scheduled class. Specific dates of absence are required. If the student does not return on the agreed upon date without notifying the Institute their contract will be terminated and a refund will be granted according to the refund policy.

Interruptions Due to Unsatisfactory Grades

 Students must maintain an overall grade average of 75% in theory and practical. If students do not maintain this average, they will be placed on academic probation for one week, up to four weeks. During this period the students will be counseled and improvement must be made. If the minimum average is not met within this period- students will be counseled as to the advisability of continuing the program.

Re-Enrollment Policy

Terminated and/or cancelled students that desire re-enrollment must follow the required admission policy and requirements. An interview is required and the re-enrollment candidate must present a case of their behalf regarding reinstatement. If accepted, credit for hours acquired may be applied provided the hours were satisfactorily completed and have been paid for according to the refund policy stated herein.

Graduation Requirements

A certificate of completion is presented to students that successfully complete the required program of study with a minimum passing grade of 70% in all required subjects. Moreover, all credit hours and monetary obligations must be met. The certificate will fulfill the educational requirements for students applying for licensure in Florida.

Grading System

Passing results with a 70% or greater for each test to allow for successful passing of State Exam.

Transfer of Credits

The Electrology and Facial Specialty Programs have specified clock-hour requirements for theoretical, practical and instructional training. Reciprocation of hours of prior studies are determined and approved by the Director only if the following apply: A)The Prior learning is equivalent to the level of leaning in which the student is enrolling. B)Upon receipt of official transcripts as well as a student evaluation of the transferring credit. No more than 25% of the units required and validated through the institution’s internal review process for a degree shall be awarded for prior experiential learning.

Should the student wish to transfer to another institution, the transferability of credit is at the discretion of the accepting institution.  It is the student’s responsibility to confirm whether or not the requested credits will be accepted by the another institution of the student’s choice.