This Student Consumer Information Policy is provided to ensure that prospective and current students of International Development Institute have access to clear, accurate, and comprehensive information regarding the school’s programs, policies, procedures, and student rights. This information is made available in accordance with applicable regulations governing proprietary schools in the State of New York.
School Licensing
International Development Institute is licensed by the New York State Education Department, Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision. Licensing by the New York State Education Department indicates that the institution meets the minimum standards established by the State for proprietary schools. In addition, International Development Institute is approved and recognized by various government agencies and professional organizations, as outlined on our website at https://idinewyork.com/about/.Licensure, approval, or recognition does not imply endorsement by any agency, nor does it guarantee employment, licensure, or any specific outcomes upon completion of a program.
Programs and Instruction
International Development Institute offers career training programs designed to prepare students for employment in their chosen fields. Each program includes defined instructional hours, course objectives, and performance expectations. Programs may be delivered through classroom instruction, distance education, or a combination of both, depending on the course of study. Students are expected to complete all required coursework, examinations, and practical components in accordance with the program requirements.
Admissions Requirements
Admissions requirements vary by program and are communicated to students prior to enrollment. Applicants must meet the minimum qualifications established for their selected program and must complete the required enrollment documentation before starting classes. The school reserves the right to deny admission to applicants who do not meet the necessary requirements or who are determined to be unable to successfully complete the program.
Tuition, Fees, and Charges
Students are provided with full disclosure of tuition, fees, and any additional costs prior to enrollment. All financial obligations are outlined in the enrollment agreement and must be agreed upon before the start of training. Additional costs may include books, materials, supplies, uniforms, examination fees, or other program-related expenses, depending on the course of study.
Payment Policies
Payment arrangements, including schedules and due dates, are established at the time of enrollment. Students are responsible for meeting all financial obligations in accordance with the terms of their enrollment agreement. Failure to meet payment obligations may result in late fees, interruption of training, or other administrative action in accordance with school policy.
Refund Policy
The school adheres to the refund policy guidelines established by the New York State Education Department for proprietary schools. Refund calculations are based on the applicable policy and the student’s last date of attendance or official cancellation date. Students are advised to review the refund policy in the school catalog and enrollment agreement prior to enrollment.
Attendance and Academic Requirements
Students are required to maintain satisfactory attendance and academic progress in order to remain in good standing and successfully complete their program. Attendance, grading, probation, dismissal, and graduation requirements are defined in the school catalog and policies. Failure to meet these requirements may result in academic probation, termination, or inability to complete the program.
Graduation and Credentials
Students who successfully complete all program requirements, including attendance, academic performance, and financial obligations, will be awarded the appropriate credential as defined by the program. The school does not guarantee that completion of a program will result in employment or licensure.
Job Placement Assistance
The school may provide job placement assistance to graduates, including guidance, referrals, and employment resources; however, job placement is not guaranteed.
Student Conduct and Responsibilities
Students are expected to conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner at all times. The school maintains standards of conduct that promote a safe and effective learning environment. Violations of school policies may result in disciplinary action, including probation, suspension, or dismissal from the program.
Student Records and Privacy
The school maintains student records in accordance with applicable laws and institutional policies. Student information is treated as confidential and is only disclosed as permitted by law or with student authorization. Students may request access to their records in accordance with school procedures.
Accessibility and Accommodations
International Development Institute provides reasonable accommodations to qualified individuals where applicable. Students seeking accommodations should contact the school to request assistance and provide any necessary supporting documentation.
Student Complaints
Students are encouraged to first address concerns directly with the school in an effort to resolve issues promptly and fairly. If a concern cannot be resolved at the school level, students may file a complaint with the New York State Education Department, Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision, 116 West 32nd Street, 5th Floor, New York, NY 10001, Phone: (212) 643-4760. Complaints should include all relevant documentation, including enrollment agreements, financial records, and any correspondence related to the issue.
Availability of Information
This Student Consumer Information Policy, along with the school catalog, policies, and related documents, is made available to students through the school website and upon request. Students are encouraged to review all information carefully prior to enrollment and to contact the school with any questions.
Rev. 04/01/2026
