Connecticut School of Bartending Policy

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS

Connecticut School of Bartending offers a complete open-door policy regarding admission. The school director reserves the right to interview all applicants prior to acceptance. The school accepts students without regards to a student's sex, race, national origin, or religion. The minimum age requirement for admission is eighteen years of age.

REFUND POLICY

Should enrollment be terminated either by the student or the school, a pro-rata refund based on the enrollment agreement will be made.

STUDENT ATTENDANCE

Promptness for the start of the class is urged to allow students to complete all of the classroom lessons. Make-up classes for excused absences are permitted at any time during the course. Private instruction and scheduling are available to insure continuity of the program depending upon space available.

GRADING POLICY

In order to graduate and receive certification, all students must achieve an average grade of a "C" (75) or above on written portions of the testing and must achieve a satisfactory grade on the practical and pouring portions. The final exam may be retaken until a passing grade is achieved. We offer students access to the classroom and lab, at designated times, to insure a satisfactory level of proficiency in bartending skills, or to make up missed classes.