American School of Leadership will never release personal student information to third parties without the written consent of the student and/or parent. We maintain a strict policy against selling mailing lists of current or prospective students, ensuring the privacy and security of all individuals associated with our institution.

Grades at American School of Leadership are awarded as follows: A (90–100), B (80–89), C (70–79), D (65–69). A score of over 65 is required to pass.

Student accounts not covered by financial aid or an approved payment plan will incur monthly finance charges on unpaid balances. Students with unresolved balances after the add/drop period may be withdrawn from enrollment. A balance hold will block future registrations, and outstanding balances upon leaving ASL may result in reporting to national credit bureaus and collection proceedings.

If a student cancels enrollment, refunds are processed as follows: application, registration, and other fees are non-refundable. For tuition, a full refund is available within 48 hours of registration. Partial refunds (up to 40% of the program) apply if cancellation occurs before the end of week 3 of classes (*C1). No refunds are given after this period, but a grade of “W” will be issued. Refunds for financially aided students prioritize repayment to awarding agencies. Payments are issued within 30 days of termination or receipt of a refund request.

Only students who meet all academic and financial requirements are eligible for graduation. The annual commencement ceremony is held at the end of June. Students completing requirements before June are invited to participate. Diplomas reflect the date of official approval by the school.

In compliance with state statutes and FERPA, American School of Leadership protects student information. Records are maintained in administrative offices in Orlando. Release of records requires written permission from parents/guardians for students under 18 or from students aged 18 and older.

FERPA guidelines ensure confidentiality for non-active students. Records are kept securely, and release requires appropriate written consent.

Academic honesty is paramount at American School of Leadership. Plagiarism or dishonesty may result in suspension (10 weeks for the first offense) or dismissal (second offense). Incidents are documented and tracked by the administration office.

Students alleging unfair grading must first address the issue with the faculty member within 10 days of grade posting. If unresolved, the student can submit an Academic Appeal Form to the Dean’s Office within 10 days of the faculty decision. The dean reviews the appeal, consults with the professor, and makes a final ruling. Evidence of unfair practices must be provided by the student.

This comprehensive set of policies ensures transparency, fairness, and accountability in all aspects of student life at American School of Leadership.