Frequently Asked Questions
Considering the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Counseling Program? Find answers to common questions and get the information you need in our SUD FAQ.
What is the SUD Program?
You can find out about the SUD program using this link: https://www.ttccollege.org/campus/sudprogram/
How much is tuition?
You can find out the tuition rates using this link: https://www.ttccollege.org/campus/costs-fees/
How do I qualify for the SUD Program?
To qualify for the SUD program, applicants must be at least 18 years old and have proof of a high school diploma or GED.
Additional qualifications for the Tuition Incentive Program. Please view them here.
How long is the SUD Program?
The SUD Certification Program is a seven-month accelerated program that combines classroom instruction with supervised internship experience.
What courses are included in the SUD Program?
The program includes eight courses, SUD 100 through SUD 108, which cover core areas such as addiction studies, counseling techniques, ethics, case management, and recovery support. A full description of each course can be found here: https://www.ttccollege.org/campus/sudprogram/
Is there any required Student Orientation?
Yes. Orientation is mandatory for all students prior to beginning the program and each course. Orientation provides important information about program requirements, course requirements, student responsibilities, and available resources. Each course orientation is at the beginning of each month online via Zoom. Your instructor will provide specific information. If you are having trouble or have questions, please email academics@tarzanatc.org.
Can I transfer to a different cohort?
Yes. Students may request to transfer to a different cohort by submitting a Student Request Form through Tarzana Treatment Centers College. Transfers are approved based on space availability and program requirements. Please use the following link to make your request: https://www.ttccollege.org/student-request/
How do I request an extension on my assignments?
Students may request an academic extension, however, it will depend on the assignment deadline. Please visit the following link: https://www.ttccollege.org/academicextension/
If I drop, will I get reimbursed for tuition?
Tuition reimbursement depends on TTCC’s official tuition refund policy. Students who withdraw may be eligible for partial reimbursement if they drop within the designated refund period. Withdrawals made after the refund deadline are not eligible for reimbursement.
I am already registered with an SUD Accreditor, do I need to re-register?
No. Students who are already registered with an accrediting body do not need to re-register. However, they must monitor their renewal dates and remain in good standing with their accreditor throughout the program and afterward.
Background & Eligibility Notice
Tarzana Treatment Centers College welcomes all applicants, including those who are justice-impacted. A past conviction does not automatically disqualify you from admission to our certification programs.
However, please note the following important considerations:
- Some practicum sites and employers may require background checks.
- Placement agencies may have restrictions based on criminal history.
- Completion of practicum is a required component for program completion and certification.
We strongly encourage applicants with prior convictions to speak with our Admissions & Records team early in the application process. Our staff can help explore placement options and identify supportive resources to facilitate successful placement and program completion. You may email them at enrollment@tarzanatc.org.