The Fast Track Program

 TUITION AND EXPENSES FOR THE

FAST TRACK PROGRAM

The cost for the Traditional Extension Program and the Fast Track Program are the same.

The differences are the way each program is structured. On the Traditional Extension Program, the student must mail in his work every two weeks. On the Fast Track Program, the student can send in all of the completed work at the end of his studies if he wants. Or the student can mail in work throughout the program. The student makes the decisions on the Fast Track Program about sending in work to the teacher.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ON PAYMENT PLANS:

The payment plan is different on each program. On the Traditional Extension Program, the student pays $853.00 to enroll, and then the tuition is paid out each month at $160.00 per month. Additional books are purchased as the student needs them.

On the FAST TRACK PROGRAM, the entire costs of tuition, books, shipping, registration fee, and diploma fee is determined, the student pays 1/3 of that total cost to enroll, then 4-5 weeks later another 1/3 of the balance is paid, and the remaining balance is paid 4 weeks after the second payment. In other words, the total is divided by three payments that must be paid within 3-4 months.

EXAMPLE OF FAST TRACK PAYMENT PLAN:

For example, if the total cost for a student to attend school at North Texas Academy came to $4,770.00 (tuition, books, shipping, registration fee, and diploma fee), that student would need to pay $1,590.00 to enroll and then would have two remaining payments of $1,590.00 due over the next 2-3 months. These payments are non-refundable.

If that same student were on the Traditional Extension Program, it would cost the student $853.00 to enroll, and then tuition payments would be paid out at $160.00 per month. Additional textbooks are purchased as the student completes courses and needs them.

 Structure of the two programs: