Consumer Information

Tulsa Welding School provides the following information in compliance with federal regulations, ACCSC accreditation requirements, and our commitment to transparency. This information is updated annually and is available in print from any campus admissions office.

Graduation & Completion Rates

Tulsa Welding School is committed to student success. Our on-time completion rates are published annually in accordance with ACCSC and U.S. Department of Education requirements. Completion rates vary by program and campus. For the most current data, please contact your campus admissions office or visit the ACCSC School Directory.

Professional Welder: On-time completion rate varies by campus (typically 65–75%)
HVAC/Refrigeration Technician: On-time completion rate varies by campus (typically 60–70%)
Electrical Applications: On-time completion rate varies by campus (typically 60–70%)
Rates are calculated per ACCSC methodology for the most recent reporting period

Employment & Placement Rates

TWS tracks graduate employment outcomes as required by our accrediting body (ACCSC). Placement rates reflect graduates employed in their field of training or a related field within the reporting period.

Placement rates are published in our annual ACCSC reports
Rates vary by program, campus, and reporting year
Employment data is verified through employer confirmation and graduate surveys
For current placement rates, contact admissions or visit accsc.org

Cost of Attendance & Financial Aid

TWS participates in Title IV federal financial aid programs. Tuition, fees, and estimated costs of attendance are disclosed to all prospective students prior to enrollment.

Tuition and fees vary by program (typically $17,000–$20,000)
Additional costs include tools, books, supplies, and personal protective equipment
Federal Pell Grants, Direct Loans, and VA benefits may be available to qualifying students
Net Price Calculator available at tws.edu to estimate your out-of-pocket costs
Institutional scholarships and payment plans may be available

Student Loan & Debt Information

Students who borrow to finance their education should understand their repayment obligations. TWS provides loan counseling and financial literacy resources.

Median student loan debt varies by program and is disclosed prior to enrollment
Entrance and exit counseling is required for all federal loan borrowers
Default rates are published annually by the U.S. Department of Education
Students are encouraged to borrow only what is needed and to explore grants first

Campus Safety & Security

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Campus Crime Statistics Act, TWS publishes an Annual Security Report for each campus.

Annual Security Reports are available from each campus administration office
Reports include crime statistics for the three most recent calendar years
Campus safety policies, emergency procedures, and reporting mechanisms are included
All campuses maintain security personnel and surveillance systems

Student Body Diversity

TWS values diversity and inclusion in the skilled trades. Student demographic information is reported annually to the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS).

Gender, race/ethnicity, and Pell Grant recipient data are published through IPEDS
TWS actively recruits from diverse communities and backgrounds
Support services are available for students with disabilities
Title IX coordinator information is available at each campus

Accreditation & Licensure

Tulsa Welding School is accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC). Programmatic certifications prepare graduates for industry credentials.

ACCSC accreditation covers all TWS campuses
Programs prepare students for industry certifications (AWS, EPA 608, NATE, OSHA, etc.)
Licensure requirements vary by state — students should verify requirements in their intended state of employment
TWS does not guarantee licensure or certification; passing exams is the student's responsibility

Complaint & Grievance Procedures

Students who have concerns about their educational experience have multiple avenues for resolution.

Internal grievance procedures are outlined in the student catalog
Students may contact their campus director for resolution of complaints
Unresolved complaints may be directed to ACCSC at accsc.org
State regulatory agencies may also accept complaints (varies by campus state)

Academic Policies

TWS maintains clear academic policies to support student success and institutional integrity.

Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) standards are outlined in the student catalog
Attendance policies require regular participation in scheduled classes
Transfer credit policies are available from the admissions office
Withdrawal and refund policies comply with federal and state regulations

For additional information or to request printed copies of any disclosure documents:

Call (855) 232-0586 or email [email protected]

Last updated: January 2026 | Information is subject to change without notice.