Bhakti Academe School of Intuitive Massage and Healing Admission Policies
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Due to the individualized nature of instruction, enrollment is limited and based
upon the following requirements.
A prospective student must:
- Submit a high school diploma, GED equivalent, or College Transcript.
- Submit a signed enrollment agreement as required by the Commission for Independent Education.
- Submit an application form.
- Have a personal interview with the administrator of the school either in
person if the student is residing in the Tampa Bay Area or by telephone if
residence is outside the Tampa Bay Area.
Students may begin class weekly on a space available basis. A student may be
accepted for admission to the program any time prior to the next available
space. Class starting dates are indicated in the school calendar. We reserve the
right to deny admittance to any person whose physical condition, medical
history, or behaviors would make it inappropriate for them to enter our
program. Our school is wheelchair accessible and has a handicapped bathroom.
We attempt to make all reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabili-ties
as prescribed by Federal Law. We do not discriminate against any person
for reason of gender, age, race, national origin, religion, or sexual
orientation.
Transferring Students
Because of the uniqueness of our program, transferring students
are evaluated on a case by case basis.
Re-entry Of Dismissed and Voluntary Withdrawal Students
Each re-entry will be dealt with on an individual basis by the
director of the program. The students should submit a letter
requesting re-entry and meet with the director of the program.
The decision may involve any of the following:
- Denial of the request.
- Probationary acceptance with specific guidelines for continued attendance.
- Acceptance of the request.
Advanced Placement
Students who have received previous training in Bhakti Energy Work®
may be considered for advanced placement. This is done on a case
by case basis and students will be evaluated by Julie and Dale
McNitt, co-creators of Bhakti Academe, Inc.
Non Accreditation
We have not sought accreditation and have no plans to do so. From our perspective,
accreditation is about money and being able to offer federal financial aid, which
paradoxically would increase the cost of our program because of the additional
administrative fees, and additional personnel to run the program. Our lack of
accreditation does not affect graduates ability to sit for the National Certification
Exam or keep them from becoming licensed in the state of Florida. Like all other
massage schools in the state of Florida, we are licensed by the Commission for
Independent Education and are approved by the Florida Board of Massage.
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