How tuition works
Tuition is set by who the class is for and how often a student comes. Here is how each part works.
What sets tuition
Tuition depends on the class group and on how many classes a student takes each week. Kids', teen, adult and family classes are set separately, and judo and jiu-jitsu can be combined. We go over the figures with you when you visit, and they are on the booking page when you choose a class.
The class group
Classes a week
Judo, jiu-jitsu or both
Registration
A joining fee sets up your student file and your place in a class group. It is due when you decide to stay, never before a first class.
Due when you decide to stay
Billing
Tuition is billed once a month on the same date, and the front desk sends a receipt each time. Autopay is available on our enrollment page.
Monthly
Autopay is optional
Withdrawing
Billing is month to month. To stop, tell the front desk in writing, by email or in person, 30 days before the billing date you want to stop on. The month in progress is paid, and there is nothing else to sign. Ask us how to pause for travel or an injury.
Month to month
30 days' written notice
Missed classes and make-ups
A missed class can be made up in another class at the same level, the same week or the next. Tell the front desk, and sit in on whichever class fits.
Uniform and belt tests
A judo uniform is the one thing to buy, and the front desk fits it after your first class. Belt tests and a gear bag are listed at the desk before you decide, so nothing arrives as a surprise.
Uniform, fitted at the desk
Belt tests, listed before a test
Questions about tuition?
Ask at the front desk or send a message and we'll walk through it.