Our school asks for the same excellence in our students as we show to our clients

Many Years of Excellence

Since 1972, Roeder Travel , Ltd. has earned its position as Maryland's prime source of travel management. The Maryland School of Travel has been educating students for almost three decades, successfully placing thousands of graduates in salaried and independent travel positions. The Correspondence Division enables us to provide the same quality service and education worldwide.

Course Description
The curriculum is presented in two sections. Section one is an Internet tutorial presenting a comprehensive study of SABRE. Section two is printed material
explaining the procedures required to book tour packages and cruises. Up-to-date brochures are provided. Homework is assigned for each section followed by a comprehensive final exam..

Curriculum Requirements
Students must complete all lessons and assigned homework. Homework must be mailed or faxed to the Maryland School of Travel. Upon completion of the two sections, a final exam will be given. The final exam must be completed and mailed or faxed to the Maryland School of Travel. Homework and the final exam will be corrected and returned.

Progress Reports
Progress reports are kept on each student and current standings may be requested at any time.

Completion Requirements
Students must successfully complete curriculum requirements within one year of receipt of materials and obtain a passing grade on the final exam.

Entrance Requirements
Applicants must have the ability to pay the tuition in full. Payment plans are not available at this time. Access to a computer is required for use of the instructional disk.

Instructional Staff
Mimi Roeder Vaughan	President and Dean of Faculty
Barbara Knopp	Assistant Dean of Faculty
Lynn Alonso	Dean of Students

Enrollment Dates/Calendar
The Correspondence Division has an open enrollment policy. Students may enroll at any time. All work must be completed and received by The Maryland School of Travel no later than one year after receipt of materials, as outlined under completion requirements.

Grading Standards
Progress Reports
Progress reports are kept on each student and grades may be obtained from the instructor upon request. Grade reports are rendered at completion of each term, except when a student is failing. The school will counsel a failing student and take necessary action.

A	90-100	Excellent
B	80-89	Above Average
C	70-79	Satisfactory
D	60-69	Passing

Failing Students
Students who fail to maintain a passing grade may repeat a phase of training at no additional charge. Failing students may be placed on probation over a 14 day period and if their grades do not improve at the end of the probationary period, they will be dismissed from school.

Students are required to comply with all school regulations as outlined during orientation. Students are required to act in a manner that will reflect credit on themselves, the school, and the industry. Failure to adhere to and observe school regulations and policy will result in probation or immediate dismissal.

After graduation students will receive a certification of graduation, approved by the State Board of Higher Education. In addition, the Maryland School of Travel offers job placement assistance.

If the Institution closes, cancels, or discontinues a program, students will receive a full refund. Students must submit a dated, written request for a refund if they choose to terminate enrollment. Refund of the deposit will only be given within 7 days after signing the enrollment agreement. If a student begins class within the 7 day cancellation period the refund policy will be as follows:

Objective: To learn the basics in the travel business and the use of the SABRE computer system.

1. Booking and writing airline tickets, train tickets, cruises, charters, tour hotels and car rentals 12 hours

Night Class 30 students 10/1 student/teacher ratio
Day Class 20 students 10/1 student/teacher ratio

Unexcused absences exceeding one class per term will be cause for interruption of training and possible dismissal. Each student who misses a class must make it up before the ten week session is over. All academic work required of the student must be satisfactorily completed during the term. Each student must attend 90% of the classes. Tardiness is not permitted.

A leave of absence may be granted because of illness or serious established need. This must be done in writing. A student may enter next session at the same point of advancement with with an additional fee of $250.