Tuition fees can be found listed on the Training Schedule page for all classes. Tuition fees must be paid in advance of the course.
Tuition includes registration in the seminar, all course materials including your textbook and handouts (unless otherwise specified), and refreshments at breaks. ACC Annual Support Members receive their discount for this course. For all questions, please call us at 856-335-1010. or email training@4acc.com.
Tuition for groups of students representing the same organization may be available. Please contact training@4acc.com to inquire about our latest offerings.
Training is available at our corporate headquarters in Cherry Hill, NJ or online through our Live Web instruction program, or we can send our instructors right to your office.
For those visiting our Cherry Hill office, we offer special discounted rates at Crowne Plaza Cherry Hill.
If you must reschedule your attendance at one of our classes with less than two weeks’ advance notice, you will incur a $250 rescheduling fee. Payment of this fee must be received before you may attend the rescheduled class.
For more information on rescheduling and how to avoid this fee, please see our cancellation and refund policies. If you have any other questions please visit our FAQ page or contact us today.
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