The no comes from the fact that C.O.S.M. has chosen to keep classes to only one day per week and in order to do that classes must meet for a year and a half. This can be paid using an interest free installment payment program administered by the school. Monthly payments can be reduced by making a larger down payment. C.O.S.M. is not approved for financial aid such as guaranteed student loans and federal grant programs. Yes, there are.
Some companies offer tuition reimbursement programs and they have paid for massage training.
Also, there are special funding programs for those who qualify. Two of these are the Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation and the Private Industry Council. Both of these are organizations which provide aid to persons with special needs and qualifications. Usually those who qualify are already aware when they contact the school. If you think you might qualify or if you want to know what their requirements are we encourage you to contact them directly.