Funding Sources

Global Information Technology is approved to accept students who are eligible to receive Veteran's Administration Educational Benefits (G.I. Bill). Please contact Global Information Technology's career consultant for more information.

Workforce Investment Act (WIA)

If you are "unemployed" or "underemployed," you may be eligible to receive a training fund voucher (ITA) to reduce your educational costs. WIA is a state funded, county administered program assisting individuals in acquiring skills necessary to obtain and maintain employment, which can include funding for retraining. For information, contact Global Information Technology for directions to your local Workforce Development Board.

Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) Funding

The Trade Adjustment Assistance (TAA) program is a federal entitlement program established under the Trade Act of 1974, as amended. The TAA program provides aid to workers who lose their jobs or whose hours of work and wages are reduced as a result of increased imports. TAA offers a variety of benefits and re-employment services to assist unemployed workers in preparing for and obtaining suitable employment. Workers may be eligible for training, job search and relocation allowances, income support, and other re-employment services. Individuals must be approved by the local workforce development agency to receive this type of funding. For more information about TAA funding visit http://www.doleta.gov/tradeact or mention this program to a Global I.T. career consultant.

JET

The JET Program helps those receiving public assistance find employment and achieve economic self-sufficiency. The program offers comprehensive assessment, job search assistance, training, support services and follow-up services. Eligible individuals are referred by the Dept. of Human Services. Those individuals receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF), food stamps, Medicaid benefits, or child care benefits may be eligible. Additionally, eligible individuals are referred by local Friend of the Court offices. Participation in the program may be mandatory or voluntary, depending on federal and state policies governing the program. If you are not currently receiving assistance from DHS and think you may qualify for assistance, apply in person at your local Michigan Dept. of Human Services. For more information, contact Global Information Technology for directions.

No Worker Left Behind (Michigan)

The No Worker Left Behind (NWLB) Program was implemented in the State of Michigan by Gov. Jennifer Granholm in 2007. The program provides tuition assistance to help Michigan workers acquire the skills they need to get connected to good-paying jobs in high-demand and emerging fields to foster economic growth within the state. Individuals must be approved by the local workforce development agency to receive this type of funding. For more information, contact a Global I.T. career management consultant.

Michigan Rehabilitation Services (MRS)

MRS is the federally mandated general public rehabilitation agency in Michigan which provides an array of services for persons with disabilities to prepare for, attain and maintain employment, self-sufficiency and an independent lifestyle. MRS is housed within the Department of Labor and Economic Growth (DLEG) and is federally funded with a required state match. The MRS full-time civil service staff nears 550, with approximately 260 certified master's level Rehabilitation Counselors, who work with customers in job exploration, job training and placement. MRS has 36 offices located geographically across the state with counselors located in each Michigan Works! One Stop Service Centers. For more information about MRS visit http://www.mrccouncil.org/node/16 or talk to one of our career consultants.

Tuition Assistance from your employer or through UAW

Global Information Technology is approved to participate in tuition assistance and scholarship programs provided by UAW-Chrysler, UAW-Ford and UAW-GM for employees, retirees, and their eligible dependent children. Contact your local union to determine your eligibility. We also accept tuition reimbursement from your employer.

Student Loans

Students enrolling in a Career Education Program
may wish to secure a student loan. Global
Information Technology recommends consulting
your banking institutions or financial advisor on the
best loan options available to you. Some common
features of student loans include:

Inclusion of all educational expenses such as
training costs, fees, books, exams, computer
hardware and software.

Low interest rates.

Deferment options.

No prepayment penalties.

Repayment options.

Please use our sample loan calculator to estimate your payment details. For more information about funding sources please contact Global Information Technology career consultant. Beyond these options, Global Information Technology can work with you to make financing your education a breeze. Global Information Technology believes that financial hardships should not come in the way of furthering your education and will work will work with you the best they can.