FINANCIAL AID

Tuition and financial aid

We believe a great education should be within reach for everyone, whatever you earn and wherever you’re starting from. Cost should never be the reason someone can’t finish what they started.

Since September 2025, the College has kept a strict debt-free tuition policy: no federal loan funds are used for tuition, and no student needs to borrow to pay it.

Following the College’s voluntary withdrawal from federal student aid on October 13, 2026, the full tuition of every eligible current degree student is covered by the College-funded Maestro Pro Scholarship, with no federal or state aid. That includes the Federal Direct Loan Program, which the College left on the same date. The College has not enrolled new students since June 2026.

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Maestro Pro Scholarship

Many of our students work full-time, raise families, or live hours from the nearest campus, and many had already been told college wasn’t for them. The Maestro Pro Scholarship exists so that none of that decides whether you get a degree. It was built as a last-dollar scholarship: grants were applied first, and the scholarship covered the rest. Since October 13, 2026, with no federal or state aid, it covers the full tuition of every eligible current degree student.

  • Every enrolled student has a path to finish: graduate by June 30, 2027 under the teach-out plan approved by COE, or transfer to one of our partner institutions. The College will remain open after the teach-out, offering seminars and other programs. What this means for you. Full terms: scholarship policy.

FAQs

Do current students pay tuition?

No. Every eligible current degree student is on a full scholarship funded by the College, with no tuition debt. Since October 13, 2026, no federal or state aid is used.

What does the Maestro Pro Scholarship cover?

Full tuition for every eligible current degree student. It was built as a last-dollar scholarship: grants were applied first and the scholarship covered the rest. Following the College’s voluntary withdrawal from federal student aid on October 13, 2026, the scholarship covers the full tuition.

Who is eligible for the scholarship?

Every current degree student who meets the eligibility requirements in the scholarship policy. The College has not enrolled new students since June 2026.