Arc Labs Welding School

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Courses

Admission Requirements

• Valid High School diploma or GED*

• Minimum age of 18 years old, or 17 years with parental consent

• Capable of meeting the visual and physical requirements a welding career demands

• Must visit and tour the campus prior to starting class

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Housing

Arclabs Welding School partners with EDUrent, a service that helps students find rental housing near campus. EDUrent offers support with short-term leases, budget-friendly options, and roommate matching.

Key Details:

Housing Assistance: Find nearby rental options through EDUrent.
Flexible Leases: Short-term lease options available.
Roommate Matching: Helps connect students looking to share housing.

Students are responsible for securing their own housing, with EDUrent providing support throughout the process.

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Job Placement

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Financial Aid Options

ArcLabs Welding School offers federal student aid, state grants, and veteran benefits to help students cover tuition costs.

Federal Student Aid (FAFSA – Title IV Funding)

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Students must complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at studentaid.gov to determine eligibility.

Federal Pell Grant
- Provides up to $7,395 (does not require repayment).
Subsidized Stafford Loan
- Offers up to $3,500 (interest-free while in school).
Unsubsidized Stafford Loan
- Provides up to $6,000 (interest accrues immediately).
Parent PLUS Loan
- Covers the cost of attendance (for parents assisting with tuition).

^{Note: Federal aid is only available for the 900-Hour Advanced Welding Program and the 1300-Hour Master Welder Program.}‍

veteran education benefits

GI Bill®
- Covers tuition for eligible veterans and their families.
Veterans Vocational Rehabilitation
- Supports veterans with service-related disabilities.

For VA benefit eligibility, visit benefits.va.gov/gibill

Cost Breakdown

Tuition

Housing

Cost of living

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$2,000

Subtotal:

$45,000

$35,800 Tuition & Fees

Includes, gear, tools, housing and certifications.

Additional Costs

Booth Hold Fee ($350) : down payment to secure a spot at the school.

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Frequently Asked Questions

school reviews

"I graduated a little over a year and a half ago and started into one of the best fields I could ever work in this place is great leaves you ready for the field and any job you are wanting in this field"

"I highly recommend going to this school if you have no experience as a welder. The instructors are very helpful and are the best of the best. I joined the school with no experience and now Im going to graduate today and start working tomorrow with a company!"

"Best welding school in Houston really recommend it"

Courses

Admission Requirements

Housing

Job Placement

Financial Aid Options