Registration..... In person or online

must present state issued identification before attending class.

All students must have a criminal background check less than 30 days old and TB test less than 1 year old upon registration.

• Must be 16 years of age or older
• No High School Diploma or GED required
• Must present state of Michigan issued identification
• Have a a criminal background check
• TB test within the last year or chest x-ray less than 3yrs old
• Completed application
• Students must present in a solid White uniform first day. Students will not be admitted without a uniform. Uniforms are not provided by the school.
• Down payment of $205.00 (school patch fee included) or $605.00 Tuition Fee.
• If paid $205 to start $400.00 due upon graduation day.
• Students can make small payments on balance throughout two week course
• School Patch cost $5.00- Students are provided with patch first day of class
• Types of payment accepted: Credit/Debit card, Online payment via school website, Pre-Pay card. Sorry no checks or Money orders.
• Students are responsible for full tuition cost of the program once he/she has occupied a seat regardless of academic or attendance status.

A new class begins every other Monday

Online Registration only

Below is the chart that describes the length of time You are barred from working in a nursing home if any of the listed crimes are on your record.

Lifetime Ban

• Felonies related to manufacture, distribution, prescription or dispensing of a controlled substance after August 21, 1996
• Felony or misdemeanor patient abuse
• Felony health care fraud
• Ever found not guilty by reason of insanity
• Ever had a finding of abuse, neglect or misappropriation of property in a nursing facility (non-criminal finding)

Fifteen Years After Completion of Parole or Probation

• Felonies involving the use or threat of violence, e.g. felonious assault
• Felonies that result in, or were intended to result in, death or serious injury, e.g. assault with intent to do great bodily injury
• Felonies involving cruelty or torture
• Felonies involving abuse of vulnerable adults, e.g. elder abuse
• Felony criminal sexual conduct (1st, 2nd or 3rd degree)
• Felonies involving abuse or neglect, e.g. child abuse
• Felonies involving the use of a firearm or dangerous weapon, e.g. armed robbery
• Felonies involving the diversion or adulteration of medication, e.g. forging drug prescriptions

Ten Years After Completion of Parole or Probation

• Any other felony

Ten Years From the Date of Conviction

• Misdemeanors involving the use or threat of violence
• Misdemeanors involving the use of a firearm or dangerous weapon
• Misdemeanors involving abuse of vulnerable adults, e.g. misdemeanor elder abuse
• Misdemeanor criminal sexual conduct (4th degree)
• Misdemeanor involving cruelty or torture
• Misdemeanor involving abuse or neglect

Five Years From the Date of Conviction

• Misdemeanor involving cruelty if committed by an individual under the age of 16
• Misdemeanor home invasion, e.g. misdemeanor breaking and entering
• Misdemeanor embezzlement
• Misdemeanor negligent homicide
• Most misdemeanor theft offenses
• Retail fraud (shoplifting) in the 2d degree
• Certain misdemeanor controlled substance offenses
• Most misdemeanors involving fraud

Three Years From the Date of Conviction

• Misdemeanor assaults
• Retail fraud (shoplifting) in the 3rd degree
• Most misdemeanors involving creation, delivery, possession or use of a controlled substance

• Most misdemeanor controlled substance offenses if the conviction occurred before the age of 18
• Misdemeanor larceny or retail fraud in the 2nd and 3rd degree if the conviction occurred before the age of 16

For more information visit reentry.mplp.org