Connecticut Private Occupational Schools
The Institute of Healing Arts and Sciences
 6/29/2009
– The Institute of
Healing Arts and Sciences: Notice of Closure
The Bloomfield-based Institute of Healing Arts and
Sciences notified the Connecticut Department of Higher Education on June 3,
2009 of its intentions to close. The school is approved by the
Department of Higher Education to operate until its Certificate of
Authorization expires on August 25, 2009.
The Department of Higher Education has informed the
school of state requirements governing the closure of private occupational
schools, and that the school can no longer accept new
students. The Department is working with the school to assure full
compliance with state procedures which require that schools planning to
close either "teach-out" current students so they may complete their
program, or make refunds to students based on the school's refund policy
published in its catalog and in the enrollment agreement signed by students.
Should you have questions or wish to receive future
updates on Department actions pertaining to the Institute of Healing Arts
and Sciences, please click here.
Connecticut School of Broadcasting
5/18/2009
– The Connecticut
School of Broadcasting, with locations in Farmington and Stratford, will
re-open under a Change of
Ownership approved by the U.S. Bankruptcy Court. The school's founder,
Dick Robinson, plans to re-open the school in early summer.
Once the Change of Ownership is approved by our agency,
all Connecticut students who registered below will receive a letter with
more information regarding the re-opening, placement, studio use and refund
of paid deposits. If you have not yet registered, and are a
Connecticut student, please complete the information below.
Connecticut School of Broadcasting students should click here
to register for tuition refunds.
Connecticut Private Occupational Schools
Private occupational schools are approved by
the Commissioner of Higher Education to offer postsecondary training in
Connecticut. The Department of Higher Education oversees the compliance of private
occupational schools with state statutes.
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