At a glance
Free if eligible- What it covers
- Eligible learners receive no-cost immersive technology training and career preparation. In-person, hybrid and remote formats vary by programme; all are live and attendance-based. This is training support, not guaranteed wages or a job.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
- Income / financial rules
- The policy uses campus-area 80% AMI and individual/household earned-income definitions; military-connected applicants instead have a below-$200,000 route. Current employment, a job ending within 90 days, longer unemployment and self-employment are treated differently. Admissions must determine the applicable case; no universal household-income band is modeled.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
- Who to check first
- Be 18+, have a high-school diploma/GED/equivalent and valid U.S. work authorization, meet the income policy, and remain in the U.S. during training. English, employment-readiness and course-specific conditions also apply.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
- Application timing
- Select the actual course/campus and its current cohort dates. The general admissions page does not establish one national closing date.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
Check your eligibility
Some items describe alternative routes rather than requirements for everyone. Use the route that applies to you as a preparation checklist; the program makes the eligibility decision.
How to apply
- 1Choose an actual campus/course and submit its application after checking eligibility and the class schedule.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
- 2Complete the admissions overview, assessment, interview, eligibility verification and required Tech Prep Work. Wait for the actual cohort admission decision.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
- 3If offered a place, finish the documentation and confirm the live attendance, covered credential/exam costs and personal budget before the start date.As of Oct 16, 2026 · Per Scholas ↗
What to watch for
Common questions
What is the main benefit?
Eligible learners receive no-cost immersive technology training and career preparation. In-person, hybrid and remote formats vary by programme; all are live and attendance-based. This is training support, not guaranteed wages or a job.
Is there an income limit?
The policy uses campus-area 80% AMI and individual/household earned-income definitions; military-connected applicants instead have a below-$200,000 route. Current employment, a job ending within 90 days, longer unemployment and self-employment are treated differently. Admissions must determine the applicable case; no universal household-income band is modeled.
When should I apply?
Select the actual course/campus and its current cohort dates. The general admissions page does not establish one national closing date.
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