In our text material we use understandable language and not "legalese." This allows us to introduce complex legal issues that pertain to claims yet explain them so students will understand their practical application. This, in turn, enables students to put these principles to good use in their own claims work. State-by-state explanations of key issues are also provided.
In addition to the text, actual court decisions are presented to illustrate the subject matter being discussed. By reading these real-life court opinions, students will develop a better understanding of how courts have ruled in the past and are likely to rule in the future on important issues in claims.
Each course requires a 20 question multiple-choice examination. The exam questions are built around actual claim situations so students analyze issues that parallel their own claim files.
Our professional staff of counselors is made up of legally trained educators experienced in muti-line claims. They are responsible for writing, revising and updating all course materials and writing exam questions as well as explanatory comments which are returned to students after their exams are graded.
When a student completes an examination and sends it to us, the exam is graded and returned to the student with appropriate comments. If a question is answered incorrectly, the counselor's comments offer the guidance necessary for the student to understand the error and how to correct it. Even if the question is answered correctly, the student receives a full explanation of why the answer is correct. This additional insight will broaden the student's knowledge of the subject.
If a student does not pass an exam, a makeup exam (and a second makeup, if necessary) is included as part of the tuition for each course. If a student does not successfully complete a second makeup exam, a third makeup requires an examination fee of $50.
Our grading system is as follows:
E = Excellent
G = Good
S = Satisfactory
F = Failure (in the event of a failure, a make-up exam is provided; the
failing grade is replaced with the grade achieved on the make-up once the make-up is
passed)
Our counselors are available by phone (toll free 800-631-8183), or e-mail (counselor@aeiclaimslaw.com) to answer questions about the text material and offer guidance to students as they progress through the program.
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