Tuition Funding Sources
An education is one of the most important investments in your career!
And a Massage School education is an investment that can change your life!
We understand that you probably have questions and would appreciate the
help in developing a personalized financial plan for tuition.
This is a brief description of some of the more common sources of tuition
funding that may be available for those who qualify. A combination of
sources can be used to help students develop a complete tuition payment
plan. Students will be awarded financial aid based on their individual
eligibility. The financial aid representative can help you with applications
and questions.
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scholarships, grants, & gift aid
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federal and private loans
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payment plans
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Federal Grants
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Stafford Federal Subsidized Student Loan
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A student payment plan option is provided for students who have balances
remaining after all other financial aid options have been pursued. Break
down your remaining balance into interest – free monthly payments over
the length of your program.
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Pell and FSEOG need based grants calculated on government and institutional
financial "need" formulas. Grants do not have to be repaid. Awards range
based on applicant's eligibility.
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A low interest loan awarded based on need. No interest or payments while
in-school and for 6 months after (grace period). No credit check.
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Federal Work Study
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Stafford Federal Unsubsidized Student Loan
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Funds that are earned through parttime employment to assist students in
financing the cost of tuition. Financial need is determined by the U.
S. Department of Education.
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A low interest loan, NOT awarded on the basis of need, in which interest
accrues immediately but payments that can be deferred until 6-months after
graduation. No credit check.
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Cortiva Institute Scholarships
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Parent Loans
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Two scholarship programs are offered by Cortiva to help students with
their tuition investment.
- Cortiva Institute Founders Scholarships $2000
- Cortiva Institute & Massage Magazine Scholarships $500
Awards are based on the applicant's interview and essay describing why
they have chosen this field. See your Admissions Representative or Financial
Aid officer for an application and details.
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A low-variable interest loan available to parents of students for Tuition,
Books, Fees, Living Expenses, etc. Credit check required. Co-signer may
be used.
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Sallie Mae
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"Career Training Loan" Available to cover Tuition, Books, Fees, etc. Interest
rates vary based on credit history. Co-signer may be required.
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Other Scholarships
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Employers, Churches, Clubs, Unions, Foundations.
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Agencies
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Veterans Administration Department of Labor Bureau of Rehabilitation Services
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Employer
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Reimbursement
Some employers will reimburse students for a portion of tuition costs.
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Documents that will be helpful:
- Your Social Security Number
- Your Driver's License (if any)
- Your W-2 Forms and other records of money earned
- Your (and your spouse's, if you are married) Federal Income Tax
- Return form 1040, 1040A, or 1040EZ, foreign tax return, or tax return
for Puerto Rico, Guam, Samoa, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Marshall Islands,
or the Federated States of Palau
- Your parents' Federal Income Tax Return (if you are a dependent student)
- Your untaxed income records: Social Security, Temporary Assistance to
Families, welfare, or veteran's benefits records
- Your alien registration number or permanent residence card (if you are
not a U.S. citizen)
