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Frequently Asked Questions
What are
the course sizes?
Our classes are small. The average class size is from 13-30. The Integrated Science Program requires a minimum enrollment of 13 students in each course or portion of a course.
Is your institution
accredited?
Yes. The Integrated Science Program is offered by Southern California University of Health Sciences, which is accredited by the Western
Association of Schools & Colleges (WASC).
Can I take just one or two science classes?
You can take as many science classes as you wish. As you complete your application you can build up your own schedule according to your needs. Please keep in mind that ISP limits its students to enroll in just one ISP class per month due to the intensive nature of our month-long format.
Are these courses transferable?
Southern California University of Health Sciences is accredited by WASC. ISP courses have been transferred to many colleges and universities in California, other states and other countries.
How do I drop a class?
To drop a class please read ISP Guidelines on Class Withdrawal and follow instructions on how to complete the Withdrawal Notification form.
Are
tutors available?
The Integrated Science Program does not provide tutors outside the course instructors and laboratory instructors. Our course instructors do make themselves available for email and telephone consultation during the weekdays between class sessions. Students seeking one-on-one tutoring might consider hiring a private tutor or forming study partners or groups with fellow students.
Is there any financial
aid or payment plans available?
Financial Aid and payment plans are available.
Stafford loans are available for students taking three or more classes.
Students coming to the Integrated Science Program (ISP) at Southern California University of Health Sciences
(SCU) will have financial assistance opportunities available to them in order to cover their educational expenses,
including tuition and fees, room and board, books, personal/misc and transportation.
Please contact us if you have questions about Financial aid and/or payment plans.
How do I make a payment?
You may pay by personal check, money order, cashier's check,
Mastercard or Visa.
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