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2026-2027 student reference

Student Handbook

The revised handbook consolidates the student-facing mission, Education and Alliance boundaries, registration journey, staged course access, academic expectations, privacy, support, and the policies still requiring formal adoption.

A clearer student-facing record.

The previous combined packet contained multiple overlapping drafts and unresolved placeholders. This revision presents one controlled reference and keeps every unresolved institutional item visible instead of treating draft language as adopted policy.

Status: Revised Controlled Draft, version 4 dated October 17, 2026. It is not an enrollment agreement, catalog, license, accreditation statement, promise of admission, or offer of financial aid. Final, versioned documents issued for an approved registration are controlling.

Download the 8-page handbookReview registration steps

What this edition covers.

Mission and foundationWhy ALDHS came about and the commitment to bring care back into healthcare.
Clear institutional boundariesEducation, Community Alliance, and protected My Allied responsibilities remain distinct.
Admissions and registrationThe controlled path from exploration and application to written approval and exact course access.
Pricing and release gatesThe $2,340 all-inclusive charge ceiling, the required full $156 first course, later full-payment or $78/$78 scheduled options, and the separate staff-verification and course-release gates.
Activity, leave, and paced studyFive-day weekly engagement, a 30-day inactivity boundary, emergency leave protection, and the approved 15 percent paced-study adjustment.
Academic and professional expectationsUnderstanding, integrity, safe practice, student privacy, support, and accountable access.

What remains pending before final adoption.

Approving authority and effective date, legal and regulatory disclosures, the academic calendar, final refund and cancellation rules, accessibility and grievance contacts, records-retention periods, and program-specific requirements must still be adopted or verified. Public reachability does not turn those unresolved items into policy.