At a state-sponsored school in AL and for 8 weeks, 56 classroom and 280 road hours, their fee is $1,500 (significantly lower than private schools, because of the reimbursement they get from the state). I also researched and found two different options to have it paid for me through my local employment office.
How much for truck driving school? Cash or financed?
Discussion in 'Trucking Schools and CDL Training Forum' started by DriverJay, Jan 26, 2012.
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I took a student loan and received half back upon graduation.
Original price $5,450 for three weeks (120 hours). First test fee included. -
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try searching for "international truck driving schools" on yahoo. seems like they work with your local government (texas workforce commission) to provide tuition to that place. click on "accreditation & approval" on the website to see a list. seems like a reputable place. just found another..."north texas institute for career development" it's run by Goodwill Industries (charity organization). good luckLast edited: Mar 20, 2012
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$854 for 8 weeks/380 hrs and was hired before I graduated at a better than average company
Multiple thousands of dollars for 3-4 weeks is just ridiculousDoublecutter Thanks this. -
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my schooling was pd for by indians and it only cost them 3420 but i had to buy own gas and eats if i had to pay cash is 5000 just for school
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The state of indiana is basically out of funds.
The only place is SAGE. In Muncie, they haven't seen any funds in months.
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