Tuition  Tuition is $8950 plus a $500 lab fee, for a total of $9450. Payment of $1000 will hold a place prior to start date with balance due first day of class. Student financing options are available. 

Session Dates & Hours  Classes run for 37 weeks, starting Wednesday, Sept 9th, 2009 and ending on Wednesday, May 26th, 2010. Students attend class 4 1/2 hours/day, five days a week and can choose from either the morning (7:30 am - 12 pm), or afternoon (12:30 pm - 5 pm) session depending on availability. Click here for more information on the school calendar.

Tools  Students are encouraged to bring their own basic tools to class each day. Depending on the tools purchased, students can expect to pay from $200 to $600. Contact the school for a list of recommended tools. 

Refunds/Cancellations  All deposits are refundable according to Mass General Laws, c.255,sec. 13 K enrollment agreement. This school is licensed by the Massachusetts Department of Education, Office of Proprietary Schools. Any comments, questions, or concerns should be directed to proprietaryschools@doe.mass.edu or 781-338-6048. New England School of Architectural Woodworking reserves the right to cancel the program if enrollment is not adequate in which case, all deposits would be returned. 

Financial Assistance Student financing is available. NESAW is approved to train veterans and other eligible students under Title 38 "GI Bill", and is an approved training provider for WIA.

Admission  Students are required to have a high school or GED diploma. An interview and completed application form (available here, via mail, or by calling or e-mailing us info@nesaw.com) listing previous work, school experience, and job references are also necessary. All accepted students must have proof of health insurance. NESAW is authorized to accept and enroll nonimmigrant students. I-20 forms will be supplied by the  school.

Liability  Students in the program participate at their own risk and agree to waive and release any and all claims of personal injury or property damage against the New England School of Architectural Woodworking, its agents and faculty. Go back to menu