At Western College of Auctioneering, we do not want the cost of tuition to be the main obstacle toward pursuing a career in the auction industry.
If the tuition price is influencing your decision to apply, please download the financial aid application below and email or mail the completed form to info@auctionschools.com or P.O. BOX 121 Belt, MT 59412.
Once your application is reviewed, you will be notified as to the feasibility to accommodate your request. This application is intended for individuals who would otherwise not be able to attend without financial assistance.
Please Note: Financial aid requests are only available for our 85-hour pre-licensing course (Option A) and must be submitted at the same time as the course application.
Tuition Recognitions
At Western College of Auctioneering, we believe recognition should be earned and meaningful. Our Tuition Recognitions reflect respect for service, leadership, and commitment—values that have long shaped the auction profession and the standards we uphold in our instruction. These recognitions are offered to individuals whose backgrounds demonstrate discipline, responsibility, and leadership aligned with the auction industry.
10% Military Recognition
We honor the men and women who have served in the United States Armed Forces and recognize the discipline, accountability, and commitment that service represents.
Eligibility
This recognition is available to:
- Active-duty military personnel
- Reserve and National Guard members
- Veterans of the United States Armed Forces
Terms
- Applicable to the 85-Hour Pre-Licensing Class only
- Limited to one (1) use per individual
- Verification of military service may be requested
- May not be combined with other discounts or promotional pricing
8% FFA Recognition
We recognize the role the National FFA Organization (Future Farmers of America) plays in developing leaders for agriculture, rural communities, and the auction industry.
FFA students, members, officers, and advisors develop leadership, communication, and responsibility through agricultural education—skills that align directly with the demands of professional auctioneering.
Participation in the National FFA Organization reflects a commitment to leadership development across eight core areas essential to professional success, including: communication, responsibility, teamwork, service, and ethical conduct. Through FFA involvement, members gain experience representing others in public settings, working within structured organizations, and carrying responsibility with professionalism. This recognition acknowledges the foundational role FFA plays in preparing individuals for careers that depend on trust, discipline, and leadership.
Eligibility
This recognition is available to:
- Current FFA students and members
- Current FFA officers (chapter, district, or state level)
- Current FFA advisors and agricultural educators
- Individuals who have earned an FFA degree within the past four (4) years: Greenhand, Chapter, State, American
Terms
- Applicable to the 85-Hour Pre-Licensing Class only
- Limited to one (1) use per individual
- Verification of FFA membership, officer status, advisor role, or degree may be requested
- May not be combined with other discounts or promotional pricing
From FFA to the Auction Profession
For many, involvement in FFA is an early step toward careers in agriculture, agribusiness, and auctioneering. The leadership development, public speaking experience, and responsibility gained through FFA align naturally with the expectations of the auction profession. Western College of Auctioneering is proud to recognize individuals whose FFA involvement reflects these standards.
How to Claim a Tuition Recognition
Eligible individuals may request a Tuition Recognition during the enrollment process. Documentation or verification may be requested prior to final registration. For questions regarding eligibility or documentation, please contact our office directly.