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About this FAQ

The purpose of this FAQ is to provide a trusted source of information about Maestro College's accreditation status.

Here you'll find answers to the questions we hear most often, including what has happened, what it means for your education, what changes you can expect, what remains the same, and what steps Maestro College is taking moving forward. This is a living resource and will be updated as new information becomes available. We are committed to sharing information as it becomes available and communicating openly with our students throughout the process.

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Latest update: Teach-out plan approved

The Council on Occupational Education (COE) has approved Maestro College’s accredited teach-out plan through June 30, 2027. Your learning journey will be updated to reflect your personal path under the new plan, including your term dates and course load. Read the full details here: Your path forward under the approved teach-out plan.

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What's happening & what it means for you

• What happened with Maestro's accreditation, and where do things stand now?
• How can I complete my degree under the teach-out plan?
• Does the teach-out approval resolve Maestro College's accreditation concerns?
• What are my options if I don't complete my degree by the end of the teach-out plan? </aside>

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Your studies & progress

• Can I complete my degree if Maestro College's accreditation is removed?
• What has changed in my program under the teach-out plan?
• Will my course load change under the teach-out plan?
• Will I continue to have access to the learning platform after June 30? </aside>

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Financial aid & scholarships

Before you read this section: If you are a Maestro Pro scholarship recipient, your tuition is fully covered — scholarship recipients have never been required to take out loans to pay for the program. The loan questions below apply only to students who chose to borrow federal loans for personal living expenses. More here: How the Maestro Pro scholarship works · Using federal loans for personal expenses :external_link:

• Will I owe money for my tuition if Maestro College's accreditation changes?
• Has the accreditation update changed my laptop eligibility?
• What happens to my federal financial aid if the institution closes?
• I’m thinking about transferring or withdrawing. Can I find out what my R2T4 calculation would be beforehand? </aside>

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Still have questions?

• Can't find the answer you're looking for? </aside>