Start Your Healthcare Journey With Us
Explore our admission requirements, application process, and what you need to secure your spot in one of our healthcare training programs.
Entrance Requirements
To be accepted into a program, an applicant must meet the following requirements before the first day of class:
- Age: Must be 16 years of age or older.
- Education: Provide a high school diploma, high school equivalency, or official transcript (high school, college, or equivalent).
- English & Math readiness: Must pass the Institute’s English and Math readiness assessment at a minimum score of 80%.
- Identification: Provide a valid photo ID (Driver’s License/State ID/Passport/Permanent Resident Card).
- Clinical site requirements (NAT only): Students must meet any clinical site onboarding requirements (for example, immunizations or other documentation) that are required by the assigned clinical facility.
- Required supplies: Students must obtain required supplies prior to the start of training (for example: a watch with a second hand, blood pressure cuff, and stethoscope).
Minimum Requirements Before Nursing Home Clinical Rotation
- CPR/ American Red Cross Card
- CORI Authorization Form
- Physical Examination Form to be completed by MD/NP – prior to Clinical training
Verification of the Immunization (Required prior to clinical Training at Nursing Home): PPD Skin Test (TB) (have one done each year), Chest X-Ray if PPD is positive, Chest X-Ray if known to be PPD positive in the past.
Health Requirements
Students with any acute condition, including pregnancy, or chronic medical problems must advise the instructor concerning their current health status, medications, and medical needs.
A written statement from the student’s physician must state that the student has “NO restrictions in the following activities for theory, lab or clinical: moving, lifting and transferring a resident/patient.”
Late Registration Policy
Hope in Him Training Institute values the education of its students and does not accept late registration. All classes must start per the established schedule. New applicants who cannot meet the first day of class will have to enroll in the next available class. There will be no registration for a class that has already started.
Important Disclosures
Students and graduates of any program should be aware that they may be subject to a criminal background check prior to obtaining a certification or license in their field, and those with a prior conviction, particularly a felony, may experience difficulty in obtaining certain licenses, credentials, and/or employment.
Students understand that coursework from this school may not be transferable to other institutions of education and acceptance is at the discretion of the receiving institution.
Students understand that they may be subject to CORI check & a drug test prior to participating in a clinical or externship.
Classes canceled due to inclement weather or other emergencies may be rescheduled on a day or time outside the regular schedule to avoid extending graduation dates.
Tuition Payment & Fees Policy
Students must pay all tuition and fees by the end of the second week of class.
A $500.00 deposit is due on registration day. HHTI accepts full payment upon enrollment.
Nursing Assistant Training Program
Total Cost: $1,600 (Admin Fee: $50)
Tuition
$1,550.00
Administrative Fee (non-refundable)
$50.00
Total Cost
$1,600.00
Deposit Due on Registration Day
$500.00
Balance Due by End of 2nd Week
$1,100.00
Books
$70.00
Uniforms
$30.00
Home Health Aide Program
Total Cost: $900 (Admin Fee: $45)
Tuition
$855.00
Total Cost
$900.00
Deposit Due on Registration Day
$500.00
Balance Due by End of 2nd Week
$400.00
Books
$70.00
Uniforms
$30.00
Estimated Additional Expenses
(Out-of-Pocket)
MA Nurse Aide Testing Fee
$110.00
Mantoux/PPD Test
$65.00
Watch with a Second Hand
$20.00
Blood Pressure Cuff (Optional)
$25.00
Stethoscope
$20.00
Gait Belt (Optional)
$10.00
Total Estimated Additional Expenses
$250.00
Methods of Payment
Cash, Certified Check, Money Order, Third Party Sponsor
Clock Hours
This program is offered in clock hours. Students earn clock hours by attending and completing required instruction, lab, and (if applicable) clinical/externship hours in accordance with school policy.
Financial Aid
Hope in Him Training Institute does not provide Financial Aid at this time. Per 230 CMR 15.04(5), if the school allows a student to begin while financial aid is pending and the student is subsequently denied aid, the school shall offer the student a written opportunity to terminate the enrollment agreement with a full refund of all monies paid, less actual reasonable administrative costs.
Refund Law (As Per M.G.L. Chapter 255, Section 13K)
Tuition
Refund Amount
Within 5 days
(before program starts)
Full refund of all monies paid
Before program begins
(after 5 days)
Full refund, less admin costs
(max $50 or 5%)
Before program begins
(after 5 days)
Full refund, less admin costs
(max $50 or 5%)
During 1st quarter
At least 75% of tuition, less admin costs
During 2nd quarter
At least 50% of tuition, less admin costs
During 3rd quarter
At least 25% of tuition, less admin costs
During 4th quarter
No refund obligated
Administrative Costs Equal: $50.00 for NAT, $45.00 for HHA.
To terminate, you must inform the school in writing; termination is effective on the day such writing is mailed.
You have the right to cancel this enrollment contract before the completion of five school days or five percent of this Program, or course, whichever occurs first, and to receive a full refund of all monies paid, less actual reasonable administrative costs up to $50 and actual reasonable costs of non-reusable supplies or equipment.
Refund Policy for Books & Supplies
Refunds for tuition are governed by the Massachusetts Refund Law and the Enrollment Agreement.
Books: The school will not provide refunds for books that students have already written their names on.
Uniforms: Uniforms that have already been worn will not be refunded.