TUITION AID
Funding to change your future
Access grants, student loans, military aid and vocational rehabilitation to off-set the cost of truck driving school.
How to apply for tuition aid
Choose your tuition aid tool and determine eligibility
Virtual Eligibility
Coordinate via email, zoom and text to complete the eligibility process
Sign Agreements
Meet with school representatives to sign enrollment and financial aid agreements.
TYPES OF TUITION AID
Unemployment Grant
Student Loans
Residents of Los Angeles County, 21 years and older, who are currently not working, receiving unemployment benefits may qualify for a grant to cover the full cost of training.
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Credit-based student loans to help offset the cost of tuition. $0-$500 down. Payments are made monthly. Available for those who qualify.
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Vocational Rehabilitation Career Training Grants and Workers Compensation Job Vouchers
Training grants that cover the full cost of truck driver training. Contact your local Department of Rehabilitation (DOR) for more information.
Post 9/11 GI BILL
Access your Post 9/11 GI Bill and cover your tuition expenses (outside fees are not covered by GI Bill Benefits).
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Talk to an Admission Representative
All students will sit down with an Admission Representative to discuss tuition aid options, program of study and entry-level job placement.
Questions? 323.797.1841