Tuition is comparable to many one year university programs.

ARTI is authorized to participate in the William D. Ford direct loan program. These may include subsidized and unsubsidized Stafford loans, as well as the Parent PLUS loan. Contact a financial advisor at 888-543-2784 x118 for more information and direction on how to access a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).

Additionally, you may fund your tuition utilizing the plans listed below.

PLAN A:

Tuition paid in full no later than 60 days prior to the start of class. A full tuition payment guarantees a seat in an upcoming class. In most cases, a candidate with a good credit history or qualified co-borrower can obtain financing through a credit union, bank, or home equity type of loan. These loans are best for students and/or their families who are interest-sensitive.
 

PLAN B:

If the candidate is unable to take advantage of the Plan A, ARTI is authorized to offer student loans through the lenders listed below. This is a simple process that you can begin yourself right now! Click on any of the lenders below to start now: 

PLAN C:

Tuition paid in three equal installments. First payment due 60 days prior to the start of class. Second payment due at class start date. Final balance due ninety days thereafter. This payment plan includes a $200 service charge per payment cycle.
 

Speak to an advisor for more information and details on requirements.

PLEASE NOTE:

Many candidates are shocked to discover that private student funding often carries a high interest rate; unlike home or auto loans (which are considered "chattel mortgages"), meaning that the lender holds a security interest, and can repossess a home or car. A lender is unable to repossess an education, and as a result, their risk is greater: hence the higher interest rate.