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Learn Now, Pay Later

Anthem Music Academy · · 1 min read

We get the question every week: "How much does it cost?" Right behind it: "Can I do payments?" The answer to the second one is yes, and we want to be clear about how.

Every short course at Anthem has two ways to pay. You can pay the full tuition up front (and save a few hundred dollars), or you can split it into 3 monthly installments. The first installment is due seven days before the cohort starts, and the next two land roughly 30 days apart.

There's no interest. No credit check. No "approval" process. We trust our students, and most of them pay on time without us ever following up. The few who don't? We work it out 1-on-1. Nobody gets dropped from a course over a missed payment without a conversation first.

For students who need more flexibility than 3 payments, we partner with Klarna for longer-term financing. That's a real loan with real terms, and you should read them before signing, but it exists if you need it.

The point: tuition shouldn't be the reason you don't learn music. If money is the only thing in the way, talk to us. We'll figure it out.

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