Tuition Assistance
at SAGE Truck Driving Schools

Summary

  • Various tuition assistance options are available to help support your education.
  • Qualified students can apply for the Howes Scholarship to help cover tuition costs.
  • Our team will guide you through the process and help you find the right financial solution.

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Summary

  • Various tuition assistance options are available to help support your education.
  • Qualified students can apply for the Howes Scholarship to help cover tuition costs.
  • Our team will guide you through the process and help you find the right financial solution.

Get the Training You Need Without Financial Roadblocks

SAGE CDL training programs offer a comprehensive curriculum that provides students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to become Class A entry-level, over-the-road truck drivers or Class B straight truck drivers. Based on the Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) standards, SAGE’s truck driver training programs help prepare students to pass the CDL test and qualify for driver jobs in the trucking industry.

Class A CDL Training Financing Options

Institutional Retail Installment Contracts

For added convenience, SAGE offers in-house financing through Institutional Retail Installment Contracts. These school-based financing agreements provide an alternative to traditional loans and are managed directly at the training location. Availability varies by campus.

Private Student Loans

Students may explore private student loan options through banks, credit unions, or online lenders to help finance their training. These non-federal loans are typically credit-based and may come with flexible repayment terms depending on the lender. SAGE does not endorse or partner with any specific lender, but students are encouraged to research and choose the option that best fits their financial situation.

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Howes Scholarship

Howes is pleased to offer $1,000 scholarships towards the tuition costs of attending select SAGE Truck Driving Schools. Howes is America’s leading provider of diesel engine fuel additives, supporting America’s truckers nationwide. Howes wants to help put truckers to work and has teamed with SAGE to help “Truckers of Tomorrow!”

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To be considered for the scholarship, please complete the form and submit it online to SAGE. Howes scholarships will be presented monthly to eligible and qualified candidates. Standard SAGE admissions criteria apply in addition to any scholarship criteria.

Workforce Training Funds and Grants

SAGE CDL training programs offer a comprehensive curriculum that provides students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary to become Class A entry-level, over-the-road truck drivers or Class B straight truck drivers. Based on the Entry-Level Driver Training (ELDT) standards, SAGE’s truck driver training programs help prepare students to pass the CDL test and qualify for driver jobs in the trucking industry.

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Let’s Find the Right Option for You

Our campus support team is here to help you through every step of the process—from understanding your tuition to finding the best payment options for your needs.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Tuition Assistance

SAGE offers multiple avenues to help students finance their CDL training. These include:

  • Workforce Training Funding: Programs like the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA) provide funding for eligible individuals.

  • State and Local Grants: Various grants are available depending on your state or locality.

  • Scholarships: Opportunities such as the Howes Scholarship offer $1,000 towards tuition at select SAGE schools.

  • Vocational Rehabilitation Programs: Assistance for those transitioning careers due to injury or disability.

  • Veterans Funding: Utilize benefits like the GI Bill for training.

  • Trucking Company Tuition Assistance/Reimbursement: Some employers offer to cover training costs.

  • Non-Profit Foundation Funding: Financial aid from various organizations.

*It's important to note that availability and eligibility for these options can vary by location and individual circumstances.

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