Dylund Enterprises LLC – Educational Services and Online Platforms

These Terms and Conditions (“Terms”) govern educational services, courses, programs, products, digital content, websites, and platforms operated, managed, licensed, or controlled by Dylund Enterprises LLC, including its current school brands and programs: ABC Drive Safe, Traffic School NV, DUI School NV, ABC DUI, 123 DUI Online, 123 Drive Safe, and American Driver Ed, together with any current or future subsidiaries, affiliates, trade names, d/b/a entities, branded programs, court portals, websites, applications, and online platforms (collectively, the “Company” or “Platform”).

These Terms apply regardless of the website, domain name, referral source, purchase link, court portal, payment method, or technology through which a Company course or service is purchased or accessed, whether existing now or created in the future.

Before purchasing, registering for, or accessing any Company service, you must review and agree to these Terms. By checking the required Terms and Conditions box, completing a purchase, registering for an account, or accessing a Company service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and agreed to be legally bound by these Terms.

a) Required Disclosures and User Acknowledgements

Before purchasing a course or creating an education profile, you acknowledge and agree that:

1. Course Selection and Responsibility. Students are responsible for selecting the appropriate course, course length, and delivery format for their individual needs, whether taken voluntarily for personal or insurance-related benefit, for Nevada DMV demerit-point reduction, pursuant to a court order or plea agreement to dismiss a moving violation to a non-moving violation, or to satisfy a court, DMV, employer, probation, licensing, or other requirement.

When acceptance is required, the student is responsible for confirming that the selected course meets the requirements of the applicable court, DMV, employer, or other authority before purchasing. The Company does not guarantee third-party acceptance, and the student’s course selection does not create grounds for a refund, credit, dispute, or chargeback.

1. No Professional Advice. The Company provides educational services and does not provide individual legal, medical, psychological, financial, or therapeutic advice. Educational content is not a substitute for advice or treatment from an appropriately licensed professional.
2. User-Side Technical Responsibility. The Company is not responsible for user-side technical issues, including knowing how to use a computer, tablet, or mobile device; device compatibility; browser settings; internet or Wi-Fi connectivity; camera or microphone operation when required; or other user-controlled device or access issues.
3. Technical and Access Records. For technical support, security, identity verification, compliance, fraud prevention, system integrity, and dispute resolution, the Company may collect and retain appropriate system information, including IP address, browser and device information, login and access times, course activity, identity-verification records, and other system-generated records.
4. Communications. You consent to receive communications concerning your purchase, account, course, certificate, deadlines, billing, compliance, security, or legal matters by email, telephone, SMS/text message, or mail. Electronic communications and records may satisfy requirements that communications be provided in writing to the extent permitted by applicable law.
5. Customer Support Procedures. Support requests must follow the Company’s designated procedures. When calling, students may receive a recorded message directing them to send a text message containing the requested information necessary to route the request to the appropriate department, such as full name, user ID, course name, description of the issue, and screenshots when applicable. Failure to follow the stated support procedure or provide sufficient identifying information may delay assistance. The Company does not guarantee continuous or on-demand telephone support.
6. Course Completion. Accessing or progressing through course material alone does not constitute successful completion. Completion requires satisfaction of all requirements applicable to the particular course, which may include required instructional time, attendance, lessons, activities, assignments, quizzes, examinations, identity verification, instructor review, surveys, affidavits, or other program requirements.
7. Nevada Affidavit Requirement. Nevada law requires students completing applicable courses through communications technology to take the final examination and submit the required signed and notarized student affidavit before a certificate of completion may be processed or issued. The affidavit verifies, under penalty of perjury, that the student personally completed the examination. If the student is under 18 years of age, a parent or legal guardian must sign as required by law. Completing and timely submitting the required affidavit is the student’s responsibility.
8. Real-Life Educational Content. Certain traffic-safety, DUI, Victim Impact Panel, Substance Use, and related courses include real-life stories, accident-related material and crash consequences, victim experiences, photographs, videos, and other material showing the actual human consequences of substance use, unsafe or impaired driving. These are real lives, events, experienes and real consequences—not a video game or movie that can simply be rewound and started over. Some material may be difficult or emotional to view because its purpose is to help students understand how driving decisions can permanently affect victims, families, and communities.
9. Course Outcomes. The Company does not guarantee a particular educational, behavioral, legal, employment, licensing, court, DMV, insurance, or other third-party outcome.
10. Emergency and Treatment Services. Company educational programs are not emergency, crisis-intervention, medical-treatment, mental-health-treatment, or substance-use-treatment services.
11. Minors. Where a course permits enrollment by a person under 18 years of age, enrollment and participation must be authorized by a parent or legal guardian where required by law or the applicable program.

1. Final Sale and Digital Delivery

Company courses and related educational services are digitally purchased and delivered services, including programs that may contain self-paced instruction, live instructors, Zoom or other videoconferencing sessions, scheduled classes, in-person components, hybrid instruction, or multiple sessions.

Except where applicable law requires otherwise, purchases become final and non-refundable when electronic access to the purchased course or service is delivered or made available.

Digital delivery may include delivery or availability of a purchase confirmation, registration link, access link, enrollment access, login information, or purchased course through the Platform.

Course completion, attendance, examination attempts, certificate issuance, or use of every portion of the purchased service is not required for the sale to become final.

A student’s subsequent decision not to register, participate, attend, continue, or complete the course does not reverse digital delivery already provided.

2. Electronic Delivery, Registration Links, and Email Responsibility

Purchase confirmations, receipts, registration links, login information, course-access information, expiration information, communications, and certificates may be delivered electronically to the email address provided by the student or purchaser.

These communications may be filtered by an email provider into spam, junk, promotions, or other folders. Students are responsible for providing a valid email address and for locating, retrieving, and retaining Company communications.

Failure to locate, retrieve, or timely act upon an electronic communication, including allowing a registration link to expire, does not constitute non-delivery, fraud, or system failure and does not create grounds for a refund, dispute, or chargeback.

Resending or recreating expired registration links or other access information, when available, may require identity verification and is provided in accordance with Company procedures.

3. Registration Accuracy and Login Credentials

Students are responsible for creating, remembering, safeguarding, and maintaining their user ID, password, and registration information.

User IDs, passwords, and registration fields must comply with the format and validation requirements displayed by the Platform. Missing, incomplete, or invalid information may prevent successful registration or login. Students are responsible for reviewing and correcting system-identified registration errors.

Required registration information varies by course. When court, DMV, citation, case, attorney, or other compliance information is required, the student must provide complete and accurate information and answer all required registration questions.

Forgotten, lost, deleted, or incorrectly created credentials, incomplete registration, or access problems resulting from user error do not constitute non-delivery or grounds for refund, dispute, or chargeback.

Upon successful registration, the Company may send a courtesy confirmation of the user ID and password created by the student and the applicable course expiration date. Students remain responsible for retaining the credentials they created whether or not they later locate or retain the courtesy email.

4. Account Responsibility and Non-Transferability

Each account is for the registered student’s personal use only.

Students are responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of their credentials and for activity occurring through their accounts.

Accounts, course access, credentials, certificates, and enrollment rights may not be sold, assigned, transferred, loaned, shared, or provided to another person.

The Company is not responsible for unauthorized access resulting from a student’s disclosure, loss, misuse, or failure to secure account credentials.

5. Identity Verification and Course Integrity

The registered student must personally satisfy all coursework, attendance, identity-verification, examination, and other applicable requirements.

Impersonating another person, providing materially false identity information, allowing another person to complete required work, using another person’s account, or assisting another person in circumventing identity or course-integrity requirements constitutes a material violation of these Terms.

The Company may invalidate course credit or certificates obtained through identity fraud, cheating, falsification, or material violation of course-integrity requirements, subject to applicable law and regulatory requirements.

6. Court, DMV, Employer, and Other Requirements

Students are responsible for providing accurate information, satisfying requirements applicable to their selected course, and completing the program in sufficient time to meet their individual obligations.

The Company is not responsible for missed court, DMV, probation, employer, licensing, or other deadlines resulting from the student’s course selection, delay, failure to disclose necessary information, failure to complete requirements, or other circumstances within the student’s control.

7. No Refund Policy

Except where a refund is required by applicable law or expressly authorized by the Company in writing, all digitally delivered course purchases are final and non-refundable.

The following do not create a right to a refund, credit, partial refund, or payment reversal:

• purchasing the wrong course;
• subsequently finding another provider or a lower price;
• changing one’s mind;
• deciding the course is no longer needed;
• failure to confirm third-party acceptance;
• failure to satisfy a court, DMV, employer, or agency requirement;
• failure to complete registration;
• failure to locate emailed registration information;
• user-side technical problems;
• failure to attend or participate;
• failure to complete the course;
• failure to satisfy an assessment, examination, identity, attendance, affidavit, or other completion requirement;
• dismissal for misconduct;
• expiration of course access;
• missed deadlines; or
• failure to follow course or Platform instructions.

8. Duplicate Purchase Assistance

If a student believes the identical course was inadvertently purchased more than once, the student should promptly contact the Company through its designated support procedure so the Company can review the transaction.

Duplicate-purchase refunds, if appropriate, are determined after review of payment records, registration activity, course access, and usage and are subject to applicable processing costs and law.

Purchasing a different course, purchasing the wrong course, changing one’s mind, or subsequently finding a different provider or price does not constitute a duplicate purchase.

9. Multi-Session and Extended Programs

Some courses are purchased as one complete program but delivered through multiple sessions, weeks, months, phases, or scheduled classes. Examples include a 12-hour program delivered through three 4-hour sessions, 13-week programs, DUI 2X or similar multi-month programs, 26-week programs, one-year programs, and other extended formats.

The purchase price applies to the entire program and not separately to each individual session, week, month, or phase.

Missing, failing to attend, being late to, withdrawing from, or becoming ineligible to continue one or more required sessions does not convert the program into separately refundable components.

When, for example, a 12-hour program is sold as three required 4-hour sessions, missing one required session does not create a right to a refund or partial credit for the program.

10. Payment Plans and Installment Arrangements

Where the Company permits the cost of a complete program to be divided into Part 1 and Part 2 payments, installments, monthly payments, or another payment arrangement, the arrangement is a payment convenience only and does not divide the program into separate purchases.

The student remains financially responsible for the total agreed program price.

Withdrawal, missed sessions, nonattendance, failure to complete, dismissal for misconduct, or discontinued participation does not automatically cancel installments or amounts otherwise due under the agreed payment arrangement.

Payments already made are non-refundable once digital delivery has occurred, except where applicable law requires otherwise.

11. Third-Party Payments

A parent, spouse, employer, attorney, family member, or other third party may pay for a student’s course.

The purchaser represents that the payment method used is authorized. The fact that the purchaser and student are different people does not alter these Terms or the Company’s delivery and refund policies.

The Company is not responsible for private payment disputes between a student and a third-party payer.

12. Chargebacks, Payment Disputes, and Fraud

Students and purchasers should contact the Company through its designated support procedure regarding suspected billing errors or duplicate charges before pursuing a payment dispute when reasonably practicable.

A chargeback or payment reversal does not itself cancel an underlying contractual payment obligation where Company records establish delivery of the contracted service.

The Company may provide Stripe or another payment processor, issuing bank, card network, collection agency, attorney, or other appropriate party with relevant records, including purchase and payment records, acceptance of these Terms, electronic-delivery records, registration information, IP/device information, access logs, course activity and progress, attendance records, identity-verification records, communications, and certificate information.

The Company may assess a $50 administrative chargeback fee per incident, plus actual Stripe, bank, payment-processor, card-network, or other third-party dispute fees incurred as a result of the dispute, to the extent permitted by law.

For court-ordered, DMV-related, employer-required, probation-related, or otherwise mandated programs, the Company may communicate accurate information concerning a chargeback, payment reversal, certificate status, course status, or suspected fraud to the applicable court, DMV, marshal, probation department, attorney, employer, licensing authority, or other authorized supervising entity when relevant and legally permissible.

Amounts properly due under these Terms, including applicable administrative, processing, collection, and dispute costs, may be referred to collections or legal counsel.

13. Certificate Information, Issuance, and Amendments

Certificates are generated using information supplied by the student and processed in accordance with the applicable course requirements.

Required certificate information varies by course. Students are responsible for providing all information required for their selected program.

The Company is not responsible for errors caused by inaccurate, incomplete, or inconsistent information supplied by the student.

Changes, corrections, or amendments requested after issuance are not guaranteed and may require supporting documentation and applicable fees.

For court-mandated programs, certificate information must relate to one specific case only. Information from multiple cases may not be combined onto one certificate.

14. Certificate and Record Retention; Replacement and Archived Retrieval

Students are responsible for downloading, saving, and retaining certificates, reports, and other completion documents delivered or made available electronically.

The Company may retain student and completion records for periods required by applicable law, regulatory requirements, contractual obligations, or Company policy. Record retention does not obligate the Company to provide unlimited replacement copies or specialized retrieval services without charge.

A replacement certificate or record readily accessible through the Company’s active systems may be subject to the administrative fee disclosed when requested.

If a requested record must be recovered from a discontinued learning management system, archived database, SQL backup, legacy platform, offline backup, or other non-active system, an Archived Record Retrieval Fee of $75 minimum applies, plus any extraordinary third-party programming, database-recovery, restoration, or technical costs necessary to attempt recovery.

Extraordinary third-party retrieval costs will be disclosed before specialized retrieval work begins when reasonably practicable.

Payment of a retrieval fee does not guarantee recovery if the requested record is unavailable, corrupted, outside the applicable retention period, or cannot reasonably be restored.

15. Additional Fees and Optional Services

Additional fees may apply to services outside the original course purchase, including extensions, rescheduling, missed appointments or sessions, certificate amendments, replacement documents, special forms, notarization services, expedited processing, archived-record retrieval, shipping, technical restoration, or other optional or extraordinary services.

Applicable fees will be disclosed when the service is requested or offered.

16. Student Conduct and Communications

Students must communicate and behave respectfully toward Company employees, instructors, customer-support personnel, answering-service representatives, contractors, and other students.

Abusive, threatening, harassing, intimidating, profane, discriminatory, defamatory, or disruptive conduct is prohibited.

Frustration caused by technical requirements, incorrect answers, registration errors, inability to locate an email, user error, course requirements, or customer-service issues does not justify abusive behavior.

The Company may restrict communications, remove a participant from a class or live session, suspend access, dismiss a student, or terminate an account for material misconduct. Dismissal for misconduct does not create a right to a refund except where required by law.

17. Intellectual Property Rights and Limited Personal License

All Company course content and Platform materials—including text, graphics, photographs, videos, audio, assessments, examinations, activities, instructional designs, course structures, databases, downloads, certificates, software, interfaces, trademarks, service marks, logos, trade names, trade dress, and proprietary educational methods—are owned by or licensed to Dylund Enterprises LLC and protected by applicable intellectual-property and other laws.

Students receive only a limited, personal, non-exclusive, non-transferable, revocable right to access purchased materials for their authorized educational use. No ownership interest is transferred.

Without prior written authorization, users may not:

• copy, reproduce, republish, photograph, screen-record, record, distribute, transmit, publicly display, or publish Company Materials;
• modify, adapt, translate, or create derivative works;
• sell, resell, sublicense, transfer, or commercially exploit Company Materials;
• remove or alter copyright notices, trademarks, watermarks, attribution notices, or proprietary legends;
• use Company Materials to develop, reproduce, benchmark, train, populate, or improve another educational course, commercial product, artificial-intelligence system, dataset, model, or competing service; or
• assist another person or organization in doing any of the foregoing.

18. Prohibited Use, Scraping, and System Security

The Platform may not be used for unlawful, fraudulent, abusive, competitive, or unauthorized purposes.

Prohibited activities include scraping, crawling, spidering, harvesting, mirroring, bulk downloading, automated data collection or systematic extraction; collecting information concerning other users; probing or exploiting vulnerabilities; unauthorized access to accounts, databases, servers, applications, APIs, or systems; reverse engineering or attempting to derive source code; introducing malware or disruptive code; impersonating another person; knowingly submitting false identity, credential, court, or registration information; interfering with Platform performance or another student’s access; or using course access for unauthorized competitive intelligence or commercial exploitation.

19. Investigation, Restricted Access, and Refusal of Service

The Company may investigate suspected violations of these Terms using appropriate account, access, transaction, system, communication, and security records.

For lawful reasons involving suspected fraud, competitive interference, intellectual-property protection, security concerns, abnormal purchasing behavior, unauthorized access, harassment, regulatory risk, or violation of these Terms, the Company may restrict or block access, suspend credentials, refuse future service, or terminate an account.

20. Privacy, Confidentiality, and Permitted Disclosure

The Company does not sell student personal information.

Personal information may be collected, used, processed, retained, and disclosed as reasonably necessary for registration, account administration, payment processing, course delivery, identity verification, attendance, certification, regulatory compliance, support, fraud prevention, security, recordkeeping, dispute resolution, and legal obligations.

Necessary information may be shared with service providers involved in providing Company services, including payment processors, learning-management providers, hosting providers, videoconferencing providers, identity-verification providers, communications providers, contractors, and other authorized vendors.

Relevant information may also be communicated to courts, DMV or other licensing agencies, probation departments, marshals, attorneys, employers, schools, caseworkers, or other authorized parties when reasonably necessary for completion verification, compliance, reporting, fraud investigation, or legal obligations.

Students are responsible for information they submit and should promptly notify the Company of suspected unauthorized use of their account or information.

21. Third-Party Sites and Services

The Platform may contain links to or integrations with third-party websites, software, payment systems, videoconferencing services, identity-verification services, or other platforms.

The Company does not control independent third-party services and is not responsible for their content, availability, privacy practices, security, performance, or changes. Providing a link or integration does not itself constitute endorsement.

22. Secure Payment Processing

Payments are processed through secure third-party payment processors using industry-standard security measures and encryption appropriate for electronic payment transactions.

The Company does not ordinarily store full payment-card numbers on its own servers. Payment information is transmitted through the applicable payment processor.

Although commercially reasonable security practices are used, no electronic system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

23. Disclaimer of Warranties and Limitation of Liability

Company services, websites, platforms, content, and materials are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis to the fullest extent permitted by law.

The Company does not warrant uninterrupted or error-free service or guarantee the availability or performance of independent third-party systems.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company is not liable for indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, punitive, or consequential damages, including losses arising from inability to access services, communication failures, third-party actions, missed deadlines, lost data, or user-side technical problems.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the Company’s aggregate liability arising from an applicable purchase or service will not exceed the amount actually paid to the Company for that purchase or service.

Nothing in these Terms excludes liability that applicable law does not permit the Company to exclude.

24. Indemnification

To the fullest extent permitted by applicable law, the student or purchaser agrees to indemnify and hold harmless Dylund Enterprises LLC and its affiliates, successors, assigns, officers, employees, instructors, agents, contractors, and authorized service providers from claims, losses, liabilities, damages, and reasonable costs arising from fraudulent or unlawful conduct; misuse of the Platform; infringement or misappropriation of intellectual property; identity misrepresentation; unauthorized use of another person’s account or payment information; violation of these Terms; or violation of applicable law or another person’s rights.

25. Force Majeure and Events Beyond Company Control

The Company is not responsible for delay or failure caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including internet or communications failures, utility outages, hosting or third-party platform outages, natural disasters, severe weather, fire, flood, epidemic or public-health emergency, labor disruption, civil disturbance, war, terrorism, governmental orders, changes in law or regulation, cyberattacks, or similar events beyond reasonable control.

26. Course Timeframes, Expiration, Extensions, and Rescheduling

Each course or program has its own stated duration, schedule, expiration period, attendance requirements, and completion rules.

Students are responsible for satisfying applicable course timeframes and their individual external deadlines.

Extensions, rescheduling, make-up opportunities, or renewed access, if offered, are governed by the rules and fees applicable to the particular course and are not guaranteed unless expressly stated.

27. No Oral Modification

These Terms and the written requirements applicable to the purchased course control the parties’ agreement.

No oral statement, telephone conversation, text message, informal email, or representation by an answering service, instructor, contractor, employee, or other person modifies these Terms unless expressly authorized in writing by the Company.

28. Changes to Terms

The Company may modify these Terms from time to time. Revised Terms become effective as permitted by applicable law.

Changes will not retroactively alter the governing terms of a dispute formally asserted before the revised Terms became effective unless the parties agree otherwise.

29. Assignment

Students may not assign or transfer their accounts, enrollment, course access, or contractual rights without the Company’s prior written consent.

The Company may assign or transfer these Terms or delegate performance obligations in connection with a merger, sale, reorganization, financing, transfer of assets, change of service provider, or other lawful business transaction.

30. International Users

Users accessing Company services outside the United States are responsible for determining and complying with requirements applicable in their location.

Availability of a Company course outside Nevada or the United States does not represent that the course satisfies another jurisdiction’s court, licensing, educational, or other requirements.

31. No Third-Party Beneficiaries

Except where expressly stated otherwise, these Terms are for the benefit of the Company, purchaser, and registered student and do not create contractual rights in another person or entity.

32. Recovery of Collection and Enforcement Costs

To the extent permitted by applicable law, the Company may recover reasonable collection costs, court costs, attorneys’ fees, investigation expenses, and other reasonable enforcement expenses incurred in collecting contractually due unpaid amounts or enforcing its intellectual-property, fraud-prevention, account-security, or unauthorized-use rights.

Except as expressly provided by these Terms or applicable law, each party bears its own attorneys’ fees in a general dispute.

33. Informal Dispute Resolution

Before initiating arbitration or litigation, the party asserting a dispute must provide written notice describing the dispute and requested relief and allow 30 days for an informal resolution attempt, except when immediate injunctive or emergency relief is reasonably necessary.

The informal dispute process does not require the Company to provide a refund, waive an amount due, or agree to a particular resolution.

34. Binding Individual Arbitration

Except for matters specifically excluded below, any dispute, claim, or controversy arising from or relating to these Terms, a purchase, course, account, payment, certificate, or use of the Platform that cannot be resolved through the informal process shall be resolved through final and binding individual arbitration rather than a jury or court trial.

The arbitration agreement is governed by the Federal Arbitration Act to the extent applicable.

Arbitration will be administered by the American Arbitration Association (“AAA”) under its applicable consumer arbitration rules in effect when arbitration is commenced, or by another nationally recognized arbitration administrator agreed upon by the parties if AAA is unavailable.

Arbitration may be conducted through documents, telephone, videoconference, or another method permitted by the administrator. Any in-person proceeding will occur in Clark County, Nevada unless controlling law or applicable consumer arbitration rules require otherwise.

The arbitrator may award any individual remedy that a court could lawfully award, subject to these Terms and applicable law.

Either party may bring an eligible individual claim in small claims court instead of arbitration, provided the claim remains exclusively within that court’s jurisdiction.

Nothing in this provision prevents the Company from seeking temporary, preliminary, or permanent injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction to protect intellectual property, confidential information, Platform security, prevent unauthorized access, or stop ongoing misuse.

Nothing in this provision applies where controlling law makes a predispute arbitration agreement unenforceable for a particular claim.

35. Class, Collective, and Representative Action Waiver

To the fullest extent permitted by law, disputes must be brought only in an individual capacity.

Neither the purchaser, student, nor Company may pursue arbitration as a plaintiff, claimant, or class member in a class, collective, consolidated, private-attorney-general, or representative proceeding arising from these Terms.

An arbitrator may resolve only the individual claims of the parties to that arbitration and may not consolidate claims of different persons or preside over a class, collective, consolidated, or representative proceeding unless all affected parties expressly agree in writing.

If a final judicial determination holds that this waiver cannot lawfully be enforced as to a particular claim, that claim shall proceed in a court of competent jurisdiction rather than arbitration while arbitrable individual claims remain subject to arbitration to the extent permitted by law.

36. Governing Law and Jurisdiction

Except to the extent federal law governs arbitration, these Terms are governed by the laws of the State of Nevada without regard to conflict-of-law principles.

For disputes not subject to arbitration, the parties consent to the jurisdiction and venue of an appropriate Nevada state or federal court, subject to mandatory law requiring otherwise.

37. Severability

If any provision of these Terms is determined to be unlawful, invalid, or unenforceable, that provision shall be enforced to the maximum extent legally permissible or severed if necessary, and the remaining provisions will remain in effect.

The specific severability provision contained in the Class, Collective, and Representative Action Waiver controls issues involving that waiver.

38. Entire Agreement

These Terms, together with the written disclosures, enrollment requirements, payment arrangements, and course-specific requirements expressly applicable to the purchased program, constitute the entire agreement regarding the purchase and use of Company services.

They supersede prior or contemporaneous oral or written representations concerning the same subject matter except for a written agreement expressly authorized by the Company.

ACCEPTANCE

By checking the required Terms and Conditions box, completing a purchase, registering, or accessing a Company service, you acknowledge and agree that:

• you have read, understood, and agreed to these Terms;
• you are purchasing a digitally delivered educational service;
• electronic delivery or availability of course access constitutes delivery of the purchased service;
• except where applicable law requires otherwise, the purchase becomes final and non-refundable upon digital delivery;
• you are responsible for selecting the appropriate course, course length, and delivery format for your needs and for confirming third-party acceptance when required;
• multi-session or extended programs are purchased as complete programs, even when the Company permits the price to be paid in installments;
• you are responsible for retaining electronically delivered registration information, credentials, certificates, and other records;
• you agree to the individual arbitration and class-action waiver provisions contained in these Terms; and
• you agree to be legally bound by these Terms.