The
cost for TILA is $4750. The following table provides a breakdown of
costs showing how the fee is applied to the various expenses of the
program:
Program Element
|
Cost
|
|
Instructional
Costs – instructor fees and cost of graduate credits through
UCD
|
3750
|
|
Technology Fee
|
100
|
|
Mentor Stipend
|
250
|
|
Administrative
Costs
|
650
|
|
Total
|
4750
|
Payment
All candidates are required to pay a deposit of $600 is due by the end of
the first month of enrollment in the program (August 31 for fall
enrollment, January 31 for spring enrollment). The required deposit
is due regardless of the payment option chosen below.
This is a non-refundable deposit.
Candidates will be required to sign a promissory note for payment of the
Alternative Teacher Licensure program.
Please note: Candidates will
not be recommended for licensure until payment has been received in full by TILA’s fiscal agent: MHM Educational Services, LLC. We accept cash, checks, credit cards and credit card checks.
Payment
options are as follows:
|
|
Option #1
|
Option #2
|
Option #3
|
Deposit
|
$600
August 31st for fall start; January 31st for spring
start
|
$600
August 31st for fall start; January 31st for spring
start
|
$600
August 31st for fall start; January
31st for spring start
|
Payment
Amount/ Frequency
|
$350
Ten payments;
Due the last day of each month starting September 30th
for fall starts and February 28th for spring starts
|
$2075
Two payments; Oct. 15th & March 15th
|
$4150
One Payment;
November 1st for fall
starts;
April 1st for spring starts
|
Final Payment
|
$650
One payment; Due the last day of the 11th month of
the program.
|
None
|
None
|
There
is no penalty for pre-payment.
Penalty
for Failure to Pay
Candidates
who fail to pay on their promissory note as per their agreed upon
schedule of payments will be exited from the Alternative Teacher
Licensure program within five days of failure to pay. Exit from the
program can result in a loss of employment and ineligibility to
complete the Alternative Teacher Licensure program at a future time.
Candidates are responsible for the payment of their promissory notes
regardless of their completion status of the program.
Scholarships,
Student Grant/Loans, and other Financial Aid
Because
TILA has developed a payment structure that is in some cases 50%-75%
below that of comparable programs, it does not provide scholarships
and cannot guarantee financial aid through UCDHSC or other
governmental agencies. TILA staff, however, will be happy to assist
candidates by referring them to outside sources for information that
may lead to financial assistance. You may also qualify for Workforce Investment Act (WIA) funds from your local workforce center. Go here for more information:http://www.coworkforce.com/EMP/WFCs.asp#wfcbycity.
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