12-Week WINTER TERM, JAN.7 - MAR. 27, 2008

REGULAR LESSON RATES: Full-Hour:$45 Half-Hour:$25
Lessons scheduled during Prime Time hours (M-Th 3-7) are run on a Semester basis. Other times of day (before 3:00 pm) may be scheduled on a week-to-week basis.

REGULAR LESSONS for "PRIME TIME" lessons
(Mon-Thurs 3-7pm)
The Winter Term runs from Monday January 7 through Thursday, March 27.

Email for details:
Lisa@LisaMcCormick.com

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SCHEDULING OPTIONS FOR PRIME TIME LESSONS
(Mon-Thurs 3-7pm):
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WEEKLY LESSONS - FULL SEMESTER
(12 lessons in 12 weeks):

Weekly Full-Hour Lesson, 12 weeks: $540/term

Weekly Half-Hour Lesson, 12 weeks: $300/term

Tuition may be paid in 2 installments. Half due at first lesson, remainder within 4 weeks.

(Note: if this payment plan presents a hardship, please contact me for individualized arrangements)

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ALTERNATE-WEEK LESSONS, FULL SEMESTER
(6 lessons in 12 weeks):

Alternate-Week Full-Hour Lesson, 6 sessions in 12 weeks: $270/term

Alternate- Week Half-Hour Lesson, 6 sessions in 12 weeks: $150/term

Tuition may be paid in 2 installments. Half due at first lesson, remainder within 4 weeks.

(Note: if this payment plan presents a hardship, please contact me for individualized arrangements)

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CAN'T COMMIT? : If none of these plans fit with your schedule yet you still wish to take lessons during Prime Time hours, please contact me for special “a la carte” arrangements! I’ll do my very best to accommodate your situation.

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THE FINE PRINT:

To allow for the inevitable shuffling of guitar cases, packing up of music, traffic jams in the waiting area, etc. that entails the beginning and end of every lesson, an “Hour” lesson will run approximately 55 minutes of instructional time, and a “Half-Hour” lesson will run approximately 25 minutes of instructional time.

The payment and cancellation policies are designed to make payment and record keeping as painless as possible, ensure attendance, and help keep my teaching schedule flexible and open to all of my students despite a tight schedule. All of us (including me) need to reschedule or cancel from time to time, and giving an early heads-up will help keep my teaching schedule flexible enough to accommodate requests for make-up and rescheduled lessons.

Cancellations:
Notification of any cancellation or request to reschedule should ideally be made one week in advance, but no less than 48 hours in advance. Lessons missed or canceled with less than 48 HOURS notice will be forfeited. Lessons canceled with the appropriate notification may be rescheduled for the same week if the schedule permits. Short-notice cancellation due to illness, unsafe driving conditions, or family emergencies are eligible for a makeup lesson.

(The following are NOT considered emergencies: scheduling conflict with other activities, forgetting we had an appointment, not being in the mood, homework.
PLEASE NOTE: 48 hours notice is requested in these instances or the lesson is forfeited.)

Make-Up Lessons: (no, not how to put on mascara…) If you miss a lesson, every attempt will be made to schedule a make-up lesson soon thereafter. Additionally, there will be one make-up week at the end of each term, to catch up on any lessons missed during the term.

All in the Family: For students who wish to enroll for a full term, yet must take an extended leave during that time (4 weeks off for soccer, for example?), their scheduled lessons may be transferred to a family member or friend during their absence.

Withdrawal:
Partial refunds are available to Full-Term students who withdraw within first three weeks. Full-Term Weekly students who withdraw within the first three weeks will be refunded 70% of total semester fee. Bi-weekly students may withdraw after 1 lesson, and a refund of 70% of total semester fee will be issued. Tuition for withdrawals occurring later in the term is non-refundable, though remaining scheduled lessons may be transferred (see All in the Family, above).