DISCLAIMER

1. These are aimed at graduate professionals who are eligible to take the accreditation, certification or license test(s), in accordance with the specific requirements of each of the Professional Agencies or Colleges (Board).
2. The courses do not confer an academic diploma, only for participation, they confer any type of certification and/or license, the agencies and professional associations are in charge of issuing these.
3. Florida Health Institute (FHI), may change the start date of the course, due to force majeure or lack of quorum, which will be announced prior to the start of classes. In this case, if the participant does not agree to start before the new proposed date, I can request a refund following the same return or cancellation policies set out above.

1. It is understood that the participants are solely responsible for the information provided in the registration form, any error resulting from the information provided could cause a delay in the dispatch of the documents and even lose or misplace them.
2. If there is any change of address, the participants are solely responsible for contacting FHI to correct it.
3. FHI only uses domestic mail service through “USPS” for the dispatch of any document and it only does so within the United States.
4. FHI is not responsible for any delay, loss or loss of any document and it is understood that if one or all of the documents are delayed, lost or lost, it may generate additional administrative costs for their reprinting, and shipping costs.

1. FHI receives academic credits after an evaluation process carried out by a specialized and recognized agency.
2. In the case of being eligible to obtain credits obtained abroad, the degree must be validated and a prior equivalency obtained by one of the recognized agencies that is a member of NACES (National Association of Credential Evaluation / https://www.naces.org ) and submit it to the consideration of the academic authorities of the FHI, who will determine the credits to be accepted by transfer obtained nationally or internationally.

1. It is understood that there are various agencies recognized by the different Professional Associations in the different states of the United States and that each applicant is solely responsible for selecting the agency of their choice and meeting the requirements to be eligible.
2. FHI its affiliates, Associates and/or Employees are not responsible for eligibility and we have no business or employment association with any of these agencies.
3. It is understood that multiple factors are decisive for the approval of these exams, such as: (intellectuality, motivation, determination, previous knowledge, command of the English language, among others and that the completion of a course or program does not provide a guarantee of approval, for which the approval of Licenses or Certifications is not the responsibility of FHI, Associates and / or Employees.

1. The information contained in educational material, including, but not limited to the text and images included and their arrangement, are the property of FHI or of third parties whose use is licensed. All rights reserved.
2. The content of this website, courses and programs and their information, software, photos, videos, graphics, sound or other materials that are protected by copyright, so they cannot be copied, transmitted, displayed, distributed, downloaded, copyrighted, modified, published, reproduced, used, sold, used to create a derivative work, or used for commercial or public purposes without the prior written consent of FHI.
3. I understand that uploading or downloading copyrighted works without the authority of the copyright holder constitutes an infringement of the copyright holder’s exclusive rights of reproduction and/or distribution. Anyone found guilty of infringing a copyrighted work may be liable for statutory damages of up to $30,000 for each work infringed and, if the copyright owner proves that it is willful infringement, that figure can be as high as $150,000 per infringement. each infringed work. In addition, the infringer of a work may also be liable for fees that the copyright owner was required to pay to his attorney to enforce his rights.
4. Whether or not a given work is available under the authority of the copyright holder is a matter of fact. But since any original work of authorship affixed to a tangible medium (including a computer file) is protected by federal copyright law from the time of its creation, in the absence of clear information to the contrary, it is assumed that most works are protected under federal copyright law.
5. The participants accept and agree that: when entering the classes, I must keep the camera on at all times, understanding that it cannot record or take photos of the content of the classes.
6. FHI and/or its affiliated companies may verify the foregoing through the use of Brand and Authorship Tracking Software which may verify the IP address of its users.
7. Violation of the aforementioned rule may terminate my contract without the right to remuneration or money back.