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Except as expressly provided in California Education Code Section 94898, Platt College reserves the right to modify policies, course schedules, curricula or courses within reason due to exigent circumstances, program upgrades and/or content changes, and to cancel programs of study, modes of delivery, upcoming start dates or individual courses as it deems necessary. If a course or program is canceled, the school may schedule course completion at a later date or refund all monies paid for the canceled course or program if the student does not wish to continue with the program at the later date. All Platt College programs are not available at all locations, please see an Admissions Representative for more information on specific enrollment information.
Contact Us / Request Information FAQs
Admissions can be contacted by:
Calling the campus main phone number
Completing the Request Information form on the Platt College website
Visiting the campus during normal business hours
Calling the campus main phone number
Completing the Request Information form on the Platt College website
Visiting the campus during normal business hours
Admissions staff respond to inquiries as promptly as possible during normal business hours. Response times may vary based on inquiry volume, time of day, and campus operations.
Some campuses may offer text communication for Admissions.
If available, instructions or contact details will be listed on the College’s website or provided by campus staff.
If available, instructions or contact details will be listed on the College’s website or provided by campus staff.
Financial aid questions should be directed to the Financial Aid Office at the student’s home campus.
Financial Aid Advisors can explain available aid options, application steps, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Financial Aid Advisors can explain available aid options, application steps, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Yes. Prospective students may request a campus tour by:
Indicating interest when completing the Request Information form, or
Requesting a tour when speaking with Admissions
Campus staff will follow up to confirm scheduling details.
Indicating interest when completing the Request Information form, or
Requesting a tour when speaking with Admissions
Campus staff will follow up to confirm scheduling details.
Transcript requests are submitted through the Registrar’s Office in accordance with the College’s established procedures. Instructions and applicable fees are outlined on the College’s website and in the catalog.
Individuals interested in employment with Platt College should refer to the Careers or Employment section of the website or contact Human Resources for information about open positions and application procedures.
Admissions assists prospective students and may also support current students with enrollment-related questions. Program advising, academic matters, and financial aid questions are typically handled by the appropriate campus offices.
Catalog, Disclosures, and Compliance FAQs
Catalog, Disclosures, and Compliance FAQs
The most current College catalog is available on the Platt College website.
Prospective and current students are encouraged to review the catalog before enrolling.
Prospective and current students are encouraged to review the catalog before enrolling.
The catalog is updated periodically to reflect changes in programs, policies, tuition, and regulatory requirements. Catalog addendums may be issued to update specific information between full catalog revisions.
No. Program start dates are subject to change based on enrollment levels, scheduling, and institutional needs.
Prospective students should confirm start dates with Admissions prior to enrollment.
Prospective students should confirm start dates with Admissions prior to enrollment.
Refund and cancellation policies are outlined in the catalog and the enrollment agreement.
These policies describe how tuition may be refunded based on the timing of a student’s withdrawal or cancellation.
These policies describe how tuition may be refunded based on the timing of a student’s withdrawal or cancellation.
Transfer credits are evaluated according to Platt College’s Transfer Credit Policy.
Official transcripts are reviewed, and transfer credit may be awarded for prior coursework that meets program requirements, subject to institutional limits.
Official transcripts are reviewed, and transfer credit may be awarded for prior coursework that meets program requirements, subject to institutional limits.
Platt College follows a Code of Conduct for education loans in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Details are provided in the Student and Consumer Handbook and other required consumer information materials.
Platt College may work with private education loan lenders.
Private loans are separate from federal student aid and may carry different terms, conditions, and interest rates. Students are encouraged to review borrower responsibilities carefully
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Private loans are separate from federal student aid and may carry different terms, conditions, and interest rates. Students are encouraged to review borrower responsibilities carefully
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Yes. Platt College reserves the right to revise programs, courses, policies, tuition, fees, and schedules when necessary, in accordance with regulatory requirements.
Changes may be reflected in updated catalogs or catalog addendums.
Changes may be reflected in updated catalogs or catalog addendums.
No. Program availability varies by campus and may change over time. Students should confirm current offerings by reviewing the catalog and catalog addendum or by speaking with Admissions.
Consumer disclosures—including School Performance Fact Sheets, accreditation information, and other required disclosures—are available on the College’s website, in the catalog, and through campus offices.
Students may request copies directly from campus staff.
Students may request copies directly from campus staff.
Admissions and campus staff can help prospective students locate and review required disclosures prior to enrollment.