The ATOM Master’s and DAOM Student Handbook is the official publication containing ATOM’s policies and procedures governing both the Master’s and DAOM students at the Institute, including, but not limited to, information on admissions, student conduct policies, program graduation requirements, satisfactory academic progress, student services, grading systems and other services and information of import to students. The Handbook is distributed to students following enrollment in the program.

Selected policies and policy summaries contained in the handbook are included in the catalog for the information of prospective students. For a complete set of policies, please refer to the Master’s and DAOM Student Handbook. The complete ATOM Student Handbook is available on the ATOM website and by contacting the school administration.

Students enrolled in the DAOM program may be eligible to receive transfer credit for academic experiences from other educational institutions that are accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the US Department of Education and that meet or exceed the requirements of the course for which transfer credit is sought, subject to the following guidelines.