| Classroom Location: |
Nashville Auction School (NAS)
112 W. Lauderdale St.
Tullahoma, Tennessee 37388 |
| Mailing Address: |
Nashville Auction School (NAS)
112 W. Lauderdale St.
Tullahoma, Tennessee 37388 |
| Phone Numbers: |
1-800-543-7061 (Information & Enrollment)
1-931-393-4735 (Business Office)
1-931-393-3241 (Fax) |
| Admission Policy: |
Enrolling students must be at least eighteen (18) years of age or have a high school diploma/GED equivalency. NAS does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, gender, age, disability, or national origin. |
| State Requirements: |
Every state has different requirements regarding auction
education and licensing. All states with license laws have specific age requirements for
license applicants and stipulations for applicants with past felony convictions.
Please contact your state board to obtain information regarding these requirements.
Nashville Auction School works closly with state licensing boards to stay abreast of
the laws and changes as they occur. Some states require school attendance over a
ten-day period. For these students, we require them to report to school a day
earlier than the posted scheduled date.
For information on how to contact your state licensing officials, please visit the “Helpful Links” section on this site, or contact the Nashville Auction School offices at 931-393-4735 or by e-mail us at nas@learntoauction.com. |
| Enrollment: |
A student may enroll electronically by submitting the form found under
Enrollment. The
student may also call the toll-free number shown above and enroll by phone. |
| Refund Policy: |
If
a student cancels enrollment in any course within seventy-two (72) hours of
the beginning of a course, all money paid to Nashville Auction School as
fees or tuition will be refunded, except the non-refundable deposit. Please
allow one (1) to two (2) weeks for delivery of refund, although every effort
will be made to refund your tuition on the day your request is received in
the office. Tuition deposits are non-refundable; however, they can be
credited to a future session for up to one year. |
| Placement Assistance: |
NAS does not provide placement assistance to students. Students must find
their own places in auction firms or sponsors. |
| Transferable Credits: |
Nashville Auction School is a special purpose institution designed to
educate and train individuals to become auctioneers. This purpose does not
include preparing students for further college study. Students should be
aware that transfer of credit is always the responsibility of the receiving
institution. NAS does not issue transferable credits. Due to the special
purpose nature of this program, credit will be given, as appropriate, to
veterans or other eligible persons who have prior documented training in
auctioneering. |
| Student Progress: |
A
progress report form will be placed in each student's file. Each day of the
course, the instructor and school on-site manager will discuss the progress
of each student. Students will be rated and the progress recorded in the
student file. Students are required to attend each session. Tardiness and
absences will be monitored by the school staff. Any student who is tardy for
class two days will be counseled. Students missing portions of days or full
days must make up classes during evenings. Excess tardiness or absences may
result in dismissal from the school term. An exam will be given and graded
on the last day of the course. Student must pass the exam with a seventy
percent (70%) to obtain diploma and transcript. Due to the accelerated,
short-term nature of our curriculum, this is a Pass/Fail program. Veterans and other eligible persons may be certified to VA only once, to
attend. |
| Student Conduct: |
Students are required to conduct themselves in a proper manner at all times.
Students will be provided a set of rules at the beginning of the class term
and students are expected to abide by all rules. Failure to adhere to school
rules may result in dismissal. A copy of the school rules may be obtained
prior to attendance by making the request when you enroll. |
| Problem Resolution: |
Any complaints should be made in writing and
directed to Wendell Hanson, President, Nashville Auction School, 112 W. Lauderdale St., Tullahoma,
Tennessee, 37388; telephone (931) 393-4735. If a complaint is not settled at
the institutional level, the student may contact the Tennessee Higher
Education commission, Nashville, Tennessee 37243-0830, telephone (615)
741-3605. |
| Jurisdiction: |
Nashville Auction School is authorized by the Tennessee Higher Education
Commission. This authorization must be renewed each year and is based upon
an evaluation by minimal standards concerning quality of education, ethical
business practices, health and safety, and fiscal responsibility. |
| Veterans Benefits: |
Nashville Auction School is approved to accept education benefits from the
US Department of Veteran Affairs under the Montgomery GI Bill, the
Dependents' Educational Assistance Program, the Disabled Veterans Program, and
the Post-Vietnam Era Veterans' Educational Assistance Program. Veterans must
submit a copy of the DD214 discharge certificate or any other necessary
information in order for NAS to process VA claims. For additional
information, please call the school office. |
Nashville Auction School (NAS)
112 W. Lauderdale St., Tullahoma, Tennessee 37388
1-800-543-7061 Fax: 1-931-393-3241
e-mail: nas@learntoauction.com
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