Addiction Recovery Counseling Services, LLC (“ARCS”) Student Handbook
Welcome to the Addiction Recovery Counseling Services, LLC (“ARCS”) Student Handbook, for enrolled Students ( “Student(s)”). Enrolled Students are responsible for understanding and complying with all obligations and requirements in this ARCS Student Handbook,
PLEASE READ THIS STUDENT HANDBOOK CAREFULLY BEFORE ACCESSING, USING, RECEIVING AND/OR PARTICIPATING ON ARCS WEBSITES, ACCESSING CONTENT, CLASSES, SERVICES AND/OR ANY OTHER ARCS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.
IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO COMPLY WITH THIS STUDENT HANDBOOK, PLEASE DO NOT ACCESS, USE, RECEIVE AND/OR PARTICIPATE IN ARCS WEBSITES, CONTENT, CLASSES, SERVICES AND ANY OTHER ARCS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION.
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ARCS HAS THE MAXIMUM DISCRETION PERMITTED BY LAW TO INTERPRET, ADMINISTER, CHANGE, MODIFY, OR DELETE THE RULES, REGULATIONS, PROCEDURES, AND BENEFITS CONTAINED IN THE HANDBOOK AT ANY TIME. ANY CHANGES ARE EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY UPON POSTING TO ANY ARCS WEBSITE.
YOUR CONTINUED ACCESSING, USING, RECEIVING AND/OR PARTICIPATING IN ARCS WEBSITES, CONTENT, CLASSES, SERVICES AND ANY OTHER ARCS PROPRIETARY INFORMATION CONSTITUTES YOUR AGREEMENT TO COMPLY WITH THE STUDENT HANDBOOK.
DEFINITIONS
**ARCS**: Addiction Recovery Counseling Services, LLC (“ARCS”)
**ARCS Healing Journey** (or, **“Healing Journey**”): The first phase of the ARCS Program, including but not limited to successive access to and completion of the ARCS Curriculum combined with concurrent Coaching services; Students successfully complete the Healing Journey to advance to the Certification Journey.
**ARCS Certification Journey** (or, **“Certification Journey**”): The second phase of the ARCS Program, including but not limited to CARC Certification; Students who successfully complete the Healing Journey and Certification Journey become Coaches.
**ARCS Coaching Journey** (or, **“Coaching Journey**”): The third phase of the ARCS Program in which Coaches may opt to contract with ARCS to offer their Coaching services to enrolled ARCS Students; Coaches may enter the Coaching Journey after acquiring Certification.
**ARCS Healing Journey Curriculum**: Coursework designed to prepare Students to become Coaches; successful completion of the ARCS Healing Journey Curriculum is required for CARC Certification.
**ARCS Certification Journey Curriculum**: CARC Ethics Course and Exam; successful completion of the ARCS Certification Journey Curriculum is required for CARC Certification.
**ARCS Coaching Journey Curriculum**: Resources and online ARCS Portal access and functionality designed to help ARCS Professional Members build their online Coaching practice.
**ARCS Program** (“**Curriculum**” or “**Program**”): Creative course of study related to the addiction-recovery coaching industry and the abuse-recovery coaching industry, including but not limited to the ARCS Healing Journey, the ARCS Certification Journey and the ARCS Coaching Journey, collectively.
**ARCS Classes** (or, **“Classes**”): live, online Coaching sessions with Student’s Professor and fellow Students.
**ARCS Portal**: The ARCS Website Portal and any and all other ARCS Websites with specialized integrations and functionalities for Students and Coaches.
**ARCS Professional Member**: A Coach enrolled in the Coaching Journey phase of the ARCS Program who is authorized to provide their coaching services to Students through ARCS Websites and to offer ARCS Curriculum materials and the process of CARC Certification to their prospective clients.
**ARCS Terms and Conditions** (“**Terms and Conditions**”): ARCS Terms and Conditions
**ARCS Websites**: All websites now owned or hereafter acquired by ARCS, including both domains and subdomains.
**Assignment**: An individual ARCS Curriculum lesson in video, audio, text, workbook or other format.
**CARC Certification** (or, “**Certification**”): CARC-I (Certified Addiction-Recovery Coach) and CARC-II (Certified Abuse-Recovery Coach) life coaching certifications, collectively.
**Certification Board**: The private non-state affiliated organization which issues CARC Certification.
**Client**: An individual who has chosen to enroll in life coaching services.
**Coach**: An individual who has graduated the Program and, thus, has acquired CARC Certification.
**Coaching**: Professional life coaching services.
**Course**: ARCS Assignment(s) designated to cover a specific subject matter.
**Coursework**: The online Assignments within the ARCS Curriculum
**Enrollment**: Electronic execution of the Student Enrollment Agreement by a Student.
**Enrollment Term**: Periodically renewable Agreement entered into between a Student and ARCS wherein the Student undertakes to participate in the ARCS Program.
**Graduate**: A recipient of CARC Certification.
**Graduation**: successful completion of the ARCS Healing Journey and the ARCS Certification Journey, including subsequent receipt of any CARC Certification.
**Grant Board**: The private board which may offer Grant Funding for eligible Students.
**Grant Funding**: Funding provided to eligible Students, by the Grant Board.
**Discount-Track Program** (or, **“Discount-Track”**): Program through which Students are eligible to acquire Certification in a minimum of 18 months.
**Fast-Track Program** (or, **“Fast-Track”**): Program through which Students are eligible to acquire Certification in a minimum of 9 months.
**Financial Assistance**: Grant funding, discounts, student loans and other financial assistance offered by ARCS to eligible Students.
**Module**: a unit of Coursework on the ARCS Portal; one Assignment for Discount-Track Program and one Course for Fast-Track Program.
**Professor**: A Coach who is also an ARCS Professional Member, with whom Student will be attending Classes and to whom Student will be submitting completed Workbook Assignments.
**Proprietary Information**: ARCS intellectual property, Websites and their entire contents, features and functionality (including but not limited to all information, software, text, displays, images, video and audio, and the design, selection and arrangement, thereof), and all ARCS login credentials, logos, trade secrets, and Class content.
**Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory**: potential assessment rating received by Student, from their Professor, with respect to submitted Workbook and Course Assignments.
**Student** (or “**Student-Client**”): Any individual who has executed a Student Enrollment Agreement with ARCS and is at the time not in default thereof.
**Student Portal**: ARCS Student Portal
**Standard Tuition**: The standard tuition rate, without Financial Assistance.
**Total Tuition**: Tuition over the course of Student’s Enrollment Term.
**Termination:** Involuntary revocation of a Student’s access to the ARCS Platform.
**Video Assignments**: Audio-Visual Assignments within the ARCS Curriculum.
**Withdrawal:** Student’s permanent voluntary removal from the Program.
**Workbook Assignments**: Written Assignments within the ARCS Curriculum.
HEADINGS & FORMATTING
Headings and formatting are for the sake of simplicity and are not to be used in the interpretation of this ARCS Student Handbook, or to change the context of the clauses in which they appear.
CERTIFICATES
Graduates will receive the following two (2) Certificates:
**CARC-I**
Certified Addiction-Recovery Coach: for specialized Coaching of substance addicts, behavioral addicts, friends and family members of addicts, and any Client seeking to change unwanted behavior patterns.
**CARC-II**
Certified Abuse-Recovery Coach: for specialized Coaching of trauma survivors, including but not limited to survivors of childhood abuse, domestic violence, dysfunctional families, or of any extensive or protracted stressors.
ARCS HEALING JOURNEY CURRICULUM
The ARCS Healing Journey Curriculum includes the following Course titles and topics:
Course 1: The Cycle of Addiction
Course 2: The Disease Concept
Course 3. Relapse Prevention
Course 4: Details of Diagnosis
Course 5: Origins of Recovery
Course 6: Incremental Healing
Course 7: Case Study
Course 8: Case Study
Course 9: Case Study
Course 10: Personal Spirituality
Course 11: Behavioral Addiction
Course 12: Introduction to Coaching
Course 13: Coaching Methodologies
Course 14: Developmental Stages & PTSD
Course 15: Internal Mechanics
Course 16: Boundaries
Course 17: Q&A
Course 18: Developing Awareness
Course 19: Developing Security & Self-Esteem
Course 20: Developing Internal Validation
Course 21: Developing Internal Loyalty
Course 22: Reviewing Your Relationships
Course 23: Finding Your Voice
Course 24: Rewiring Your Instincts
Course 25: Healing Your Patterns
Course 26: Putting It All Together
Course 27: How to Change
Course 28: Sustaining Change
ARCS CERTIFICATION JOURNEY CURRICULUM
The ARCS Certification Journey Curriculum includes the following Course titles and topics:
Course 29: Practice Ethics
Course 30: Exam Prep Videos
Course 31: CARC Ethics Exam
Each Course listed above has a variable number of Assignments, therein.
All Modules in the ARCS Program are designed to be cumulative; hence, Student must progress through the Courses listed above in successive order of course number (i.e. 1, 2, 3… 31).
(a) Assignment(s) may not be skipped.
(b) Assignment(s) may not be accessed retrospectively, after completion.
ARCS reserves the right to adjust the schedule, order and/or availability of Coursework, Modules, Courses, Assignment(s), Classes, Content, Websites, Materials and/or any other form of Proprietary Information (as defined in ARCS Terms and Conditions), at any time and for any and/or no reason.
ARCS PROGRAM ENROLLMENT: ELIGIBILITY AND RETENTION REQUIREMENTS
In order to attain and retain eligibility for ARCS Program Enrollment, Student must:
1. agree and adhere to all ARCS Terms and Conditions, including but not limited to the stipulations detailed, herein, within this ARCS Student Handbook.
2. be at least eighteen years old.
3. live in the United States.
4. be legally authorized to work in the United States.
5. attend class from a geo-location within the United States.
6. intend to practice as an independently-operating Certified Addiction-Recovery Coach and Certified Abuse-Recovery Coach within the United States.
7. If seeking to obtain CARC Certification and/or to engage in coaching to Students through ARCS, not have any felony convictions of a violent nature, including but not limited to offenses categorized as a “Crime of Violence” (COV), as defined in the Federal Comprehensive Crime Control Act (CCCA) of 1984. Admittance with any legal conviction history determined to be of a violent nature is granted on an individual basis once the details of the criminal record have been fully provided with official documentation to [support@arcstofreedom.com] during the admissions process. Applicants who are not eligible to obtain CARC Certification and/or to engage in provision of coaching to Students through ARCS may still be eligible to participate in the Healing Journey Program. Only ARCS Administrators can make admission determinations.
8. If seeking to obtain CARC Certification and/or to engage in coaching to Students through ARCS, not have any current or past placement on any sex offender registry. Admittance with any current or past placement on any sex offender registry is granted on an individual basis once the details of the criminal record have been fully provided with official documentation to [support@arcstofreedom.com] during the admissions process. Applicants who are not eligible to obtain CARC Certification and/or to engage in provision of coaching to Students through ARCS may still be eligible to participate in the Healing Journey Program. Only ARCS Administrators can make admission determinations.
9. own and/or have consistent access to a secure device (such as a laptop, tablet or smart phone), through which to attend Classes, complete and submit Assignments, and communicate with Professor.
10. fully comply with the terms of all Agreements between Student and ARCS.
Student’s failure to fulfill and maintain any and all of the above-listed requirements within this section may result in Student’s permanent removal from the Program, which may also result in Student’s ineligibility for future enrollment in the Program and/or for future Financial Assistance.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
ARCS may offer Financial Assistance in the form of Student Loans, grants, discounts, or other financial products to Students enrolled in the Program. Individual eligibility for ARCS Financial Assistance is assessed on a case by case basis. All forms of ARCS Financial Assistance may be provided by ARCS or by other third-party lenders/providers. All ARCS Financial Assistance terms are individualized. Current availability of of ARCS Financial Assistance may vary. Contact [support@arcstofreedom.com] to apply.
ARCS strives to make some form of Financial Assistance available to every incoming Student.
Each incoming student who selects to participate in group Classes will be offered two Tuition options, based upon whether they select to enroll in the Discount-Track Program or the Fast-Track Program. Student may switch from one program track to another no more than one time, at no charge, within their ARCS Portal account settings. Subsequent program track changes will be billed at a rate of 10.00 for administrative fees.
Incoming students who select to participate in private Class sessions with an ARCS Professor will pay the individual session fees charged by that individual Coach, which may include paying Standard Tuition without Financial Assistance.
FEES
Program Application Fees: ARCS waives all Application Fees for incoming Students who are enrolling in the ARCS Program for the first time.
Program Deposits: ARCS waives all Deposits for incoming Students who are enrolling in the ARCS Program for the first time.
A Student who terminates his/her enrollment with the School and thereafter seeks re-enrollment may be charged an administrative fee by School in an amount no greater than $250.00.
(a) Student may be charged Late Fees for failure to remit their respective Tuition in a timely and/or consistent manner. Late Fees may be charged, as follows:
After Initial Failed Tuition Payment……….. 5.00
After Second Failed Tuition Payment…….. 10.00
After Third Failed Payment: Student may be charged a deposit in an amount no greater than $250.00 in order to continue in the Program.
There are no fees, payments or charges owed to ARCS, other than those detailed, herein.
ARCS does not charge any “hidden” or otherwise non-disclosed fees.
FINANCING
ARCS may offer Student Loan Financing to Students enrolled in the Program. ARCS Student Loans may be provided by ARCS or other private lenders. ARCS Student Loan terms are individualized. Contact [support@arcstofreedom.com], to apply.
CLASSES
Student is solely and fully responsible for their respective attendance of or absence from ARCS Classes.
ARCS recommends that Student attend Class for a minimum of 30 minutes, per week, throughout Student’s Enrollment Term.
Any and/or all Workbook Assignment(s) that Student submits concurrent with a week during which Student fails to attend Class for a minimum of 30 minutes, for any and/or no reason, will be rejected, with no Grade determined; furthermore, Student will be required to attend Class for a minimum of 30 minutes before such Workbook Assignment(s) will be accepted and Graded.
If at any time and for any and/or no reason Student does not and/or cannot attend Class(es), Student will continue to be accountable for all of their respective Tuition payments, in order to remain enrolled in the Program.
ARCS and Professor(s) individually reserve the right to adjust the order, schedule and/or availability of Classes, at any time and for any and/or no reason. If a particular Professor becomes unavailable on a permanent basis, Student may find a replacement Professor in Student’s respective Portal.
COURSEWORK ACCESS LIMITS
ARCS adheres to the Certification Board’s mandated Curriculum Access Limits, designed to ensure Student’s thorough comprehension of Curriculum concepts and resultant preparedness for practice:
**Discount-Track Program**
If/When Student is enrolled in the Discount-Track Program, Student may access no more than one Assignment, per week.
**Fast-Track Program**
If/When Student is enrolled in the Fast-Track Program, Student may access no more than one Course, per week.
COURSEWORK ACCESS AND GRADING
Student is solely responsible for their respective accessing, completion and/or submission of (or for their respective failure to access, complete and/or submit) Assignment(s).
Assignment(s) are assessed as “Satisfactory” and, thus, as acceptable for Student to gain access to the successive Assignment or “Unsatisfactory” and, thus, unacceptable or otherwise insufficient for Student to gain access to the successive Assignment, based upon assessment of the following two criteria:
1. Workbook Assignment Answer Quantity
Workbook Answer Quantity is defined as, “the amount of content in any Workbook Assignment answer, relative to the respective question(s) asked”.
1. Workbook Assignment Answer Quality
Workbook Assignment Answer Quality is defined as: “the relevance of any Workbook Assignment answer to the content, material and concepts presented in any Workbook Assignment’s corresponding video Assignment and/or any other provided, suggested
If Student submits Workbook Assignment(s) that is/are determined by their Professor to receive a rating of “Unsatisfactory”, Student will not be given access to their successive Assignment in the Curriculum, unless and until Student resubmits all “Unsatisfactory” Workbook Assignment(s) with revised content, until such Workbook Assignment is determined as “Satisfactory”. Such determination will be in the Professor’s sole discretion.
In order to advance from one Assignment to another, Student must:
1. Remain on the current Module/Course for no less than seven days;
2. Access, complete and submit all Assignments within a Module in successive order;
3. receive a rating of “Satisfactory” on all Assignments within a Module;
4. Attend Class with their Professor on the week of Assignment submission.
If at any time Student does not or cannot complete and submit any Assignment, Student shall continue to remain accountable for all of the Student’s Tuition obligations in order to remain enrolled in the ARCS Program.
PROGRAM COMPLETION LIMITS
ARCS adheres to the Certification Board’s mandated Program Completion Limits (detailed in this section) and Graduation Requirements (see section, herein, entitled “Graduation Requirements”), designed to ensure Student’s thorough comprehension of Curriculum concepts and resultant preparedness for practice:
**Discount-Track Program**
If/When Student is enrolled in the Discount-Track Program, Student may complete the Curriculum and Graduate from the Program no sooner than eighteen months from the date of Student’s initial enrollment in the Program.
**Fast-Track Program**
If Student is enrolled in the Fast-Track Program, Student may complete the Curriculum and Graduate from the Program no sooner than nine months from the date of Student’s initial enrollment in the Program.
SELF-PACED PROGRAM
So long as Student adheres to the Certification Board’s mandated Coursework Access Limits (see section, herein, entitled, “Coursework Access Limits”) and Program Completion Limits (see section, herein, entitled “Program Completion Limits”), Student’s progression through Curriculum Assignments is self-paced, meaning that Student is under no obligation to complete and/or submit Assignment(s) each week and, furthermore, that there is no maximum time interval or limit, in which Student must complete the Curriculum and graduate from the Program.
GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
The following criteria are required to complete and graduate the Program:
**ARCS Program Enrollment: Eligibility and Retention Requirements**
Maintain all ARCS Program Enrollment Eligibility and Retention Requirements (see section, herein, entitled, “ARCS Program Enrollment: Eligibility & Retention Requirements”).
**Workbook Assignments**
(a) Complete and submit each/all Workbook Assignment(s)
(b) Receive a grade of “Satisfactory” for each/all Workbook Assignment(s)
**Ethics Exam**
(a) Complete and submit the CARC Ethics Exam (in Course 31 of the ARCS Certification Journey Curriculum).
(b) Receive a grade of no less than 80% on the CARC Ethics Exam (in Course 31 of the ARCS Certification Journey Curriculum).
STUDENT COMMUNICATION
**In the event of a medical, psychological or other emergency, Student should call 911.**
Students will have several options to seek support, including but not limited to contacting their Professor, perusing ARCS help articles and emailing ARCS Support directly at [support@arcstofreedom.com].
While Student’s Professor is considered to be their primary point of contact, Students should contact ARCS Support at [support@arcstofreedom.com] regarding any administrative matter which the Professor is unable to resolve.
Student should not expect extensive contact with their Professor outside of Class hours and if they need more individualized attention they should inquire with their Professor and/or with ARCS Support at [support@arcstofreedom.com] regarding enrollment in individual coaching sessions.
Text, email and internal messaging are made available through the ARCS Portal. Student may not communicate with their Professor through a phone call, unless such call is initiated by Professor.
Students may not make direct content with other students outside of Class hours. After Student graduates, becomes a Coach and enters into the ARCS Coaching Journey, they can contact and confer with all of their colleagues (fellow Coaches/Professors/CARCs) on the ARCS Portal.
**STUDENT CONDUCT**
Student is expected to behave in a professional manner when interacting with ARCS Coaches, ARCS Administrators and other ARCS Students. Student’s demonstration of disrespectful and/or otherwise disruptive conduct may result in Student’s termination.
**ARCS Non-Discrimination Policy**
ARCS Students, ARCS Coaches and ARCS Administrators should not practice, condone, facilitate or collaborate with any form of discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, national origin, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, age, marital status, political belief, religion, lack of religion, immigration status, or mental or physical disability.
COACHING SERVICES
Although many Coaches may find work in various capacities and positions, within social-service and other helping-field contexts, organizations, facilities and programs, CARC Certification is specifically designed for Coaches to establish their own, private, independent life coaching practice.
1. CARC Certification is valid anywhere within the United States, without having to file, qualify or re-test for reciprocity from state to state.
2. CARC Certification is not valid in practice jurisdictions outside of the United States.
3. CARCs are certified to conduct individual, couple, family and unrelated-large and small group sessions.
4. CARCs can opt to see their respective clients online, in person and/or by phone.
5. Coaches can choose their own specialization(s), including but not limited to working with substance addicts, behavioral addicts, friends and family members of addicts, anyone anyone seeking to change unwanted behavior patterns, and trauma survivors including but not limited to survivors of childhood abuse, domestic violence, dysfunctional families, or of any extensive or protracted stressors.
Since CARCs have information related to helping anyone to change behavior patterns, other popular specializations include healing from codependence, change-of-life coaching and business coaching.
After Graduation, Coaches will be eligible to remain enrolled in the ARCS Program and continue into the Coaching Journey, in which they can receive ongoing support to cultivate their own, respective ARCS Class(es), including but not limited to:
1. ARCS Professional Membership, through which Coaches can provide Coaching services to enrolled ARCS Students and offer enrollment in the ARCS Program (including CARC Certification) to their prospective Clients,
2. The option to offer CARC Certification to clients within their respective coaching practice,
3. a professional Coach Profile Page on the ARCS Platform,
4. dedicated affiliate links to ARCS Websites, registration forms and checkout pages, through which Coaches may enroll Student-Clients into their respective ARCS group and/or individual-session Class(es),
5. Coaching Dashboard through which Coach can launch their group and/or individual-session Class(es), set their rates within the Certification Board’s Sliding Fee Scale ($25.00-$135.00 per hour session), communicate with Student-Clients and Grade Student-Client Workbook Assignments,
6. professional mentorship from another ARCS Professional Member who is offering their Coaching services on the ARCS Platform,
7. professional development workshops on various practice-building topics, taught by another ARCS Professional Member,
8. Coaching Journey Coursework designed to teach ARCS Professional Members how to build their ARCS Class(es),
9. Continued Healing Journey Classes (optional),
10. 10.ARCS Online Coaching Resource Center,
11. 11.ARCS Online Support Site with articles designed to teach ARCS Professional Members how to build their ARCS Class(es),
12. 12.Dedicated ARCS Support, including insta-pay for coaching services provided to Student-Clients on the ARCS Platform.
ARCS reserves the right to take into account Student’s history, including but not limited to Student’s overall conduct, Class participation and tuition records, when assessing application to the ARCS Coaching Journey. ARCS makes no guarantee to Student or Coach that a position to contract with ARCS to teach ARCS Class(es) and/or any other form of position and/or employment of any kind will be available and/or will be made available, at any time, with or without ARCS.
Although ARCS will make a reasonable effort to provide each Coach with resources for advice and other forms of professional and career development resources, this in no way constitutes a promise or guarantee of employment, contract position, teaching position and/or success as a Coach, in the coaching capacity, upon completion of the Program; furthermore, any and all forms of Career assistance may be suspended in the event that financial commitments are determined to be delinquent and/or in default. ARCS is not affiliated with or sanctioned by any state, governmental, regulatory body or accreditation agency in any official capacity. ARCS certification is wholly independent and no representation otherwise is made herein.
TERMINATION AND WITHDRAWAL POLICY
Student may Withdraw from the Program by providing written notice to the School not less than 30 days before the natural expiration of any Enrollment Term for any or for no reason, by contacting [support@arcstofreedom.com]. In addition, ARCS or the Certification Board may involuntarily terminate Student, at any time for breach or default of any policy or obligation to which a Student may be subject. Such termination by the School will not relieve Student of any financial obligations under any Agreement to which such Student may be subject at the time of termination or Withdrawal until the expiration of the Student’s Enrollment Term.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
In the event that Student is experiencing financial or other hardship, ARCS offers Students up to 60-days Leave of Absence (consecutive or not), throughout the duration of each Enrollment Term. Student should submit a formal request for Leave of Absence by emailing [support@arcstofreedom.com]. Approval of any leave request is granted on an individual basis in ARCS’s sole discretion.
Only ARCS Administrator(s) can approve Leave Request(s). ARCS Administration may require Student to produce documentation of hardship, in order to approve any Leave of Absence Request.
ARCS HONOR CODE
Student shall adhere to all ARCS Terms and Conditions, including but not limited to the stipulations detailed herein.
ARCS COPYRIGHTS
Student shall NOT duplicate, copy, download, share, transfer, transmit, modify, reproduce, distribute, sell, re-sell, license, sublicense, lease, rent, perform or claim any portion of ARCS Websites, Content, Services (as defined within ARCS Terms and Conditions) and/or all other forms of ARCS Proprietary Information, without express written permission from ARCS or copyright holders.
Any attempt by Student to duplicate, copy, download, share, transfer, transmit, modify, reproduce, distribute, sell, re-sell, license, sublicense, lease, rent, perform or claim any portion of ARCS Websites, Content, Services (as defined within ARCS Terms and Conditions) and/or any and all other forms of ARCS Proprietary Information, without express written permission from ARCS or the copyright holders may result in Student’s (a) immediate termination from the Program, and/or (b) ineligibility for future enrollment in the Program, and/or (c) immediate, permanent and/or retroactive revocation of Student’s financial assistance. Any attempt by Student to duplicate, copy, download, share, transfer, transmit, modify, reproduce, distribute, sell, re-sell, license, sublicense, lease, rent, perform or claim any portion of ARCS Websites, Content, Services (as defined within ARCS Terms and Conditions) and/or all other forms of ARCS Proprietary Information, without express written permission from the copyright holder will be prosecuted civilly to the fullest extent of the law, all costs thereof to be taxed to the Student, and subject to an injunction or other equitable remedy as may be determined by ARCS.
EFFECTIVENESS
Student’s Enrollment Term becomes effective when Student executes and agrees to adhere to the Enrollment Agreement, the ARCS Terms and Conditions, and this ARCS Student Handbook.
LAST REVISED: March 30, 2022
