Tuition includes books and materials. A $1,000 deposit is due upon mutual acceptance and the remaining balance of $28,500 is due 90 days before the start of the program.

Living expenses are not included in the tuition and are the responsibility of the student. Financial aid is not available through ATI and the school does not qualify for traditional student grants, loans or the GI Bill. Clinical training is required and will take place off-site away from the main campus at several other facilities. Therefore, a motorized means of transportation will be required, and there will be additional personal costs related to traveling (e.g., fuel costs, car maintenance, insurance, etc.) to these clinical sites for training.

There may also be seminars or meetings dealing with cardiac device technology, which the student may wish to attend outside of the school. The student must pay these costs, however, these extracurricular activities are not required as part of the program.

Financing Available Through Meritize Financial

ATI is excited to partner with Meritize Financial to offer student loans that give borrowers financial credit for their academic success. Students are able to finance the full cost of attendance including living expenses. [Learn More]

ATI is now offering two graduating classes annually:

Spring Session
Online Training Begins: 1st Monday in February
Onsite Classes Begin: 1st Monday in March
Graduation Date: Last Friday in July

Fall Session
Online Training Begins: 1st Monday in August
Onsite Classes Begin: Tuesday After Labor Day
Graduation Date: 3rd Friday in February

The school makes no claim or guarantee that credit earned from this program will transfer to any other program or institution.

View ATI Catalog for more details.

ATI admission requirements for the Cardiac Specialist Program are as follows:

• The number of qualified students to be accepted into the school will be determined annually by the Board of Directors.
• To be qualified, students must be a US citizen and must hold a baccalaureate degree.
• The school may refuse admission to any student who does not meet all of the below requirements. The school reserves the right to choose among qualified applicants.

Students will be accepted by the school only after the following have been evaluated as satisfactory:

• • • • Application
      • Current curriculum vitae or resume
      • Official college transcripts
      • Essay (1 to 2 pages and should focus on why the applicant is interested in entering into the CRM/EP industry)
      • Two letters of reference (professional individuals)
      • A criminal background check/motor vehicle report (Must be ordered through SR&I. To begin, click on “student”; choose “Arrhythmia Technologies Institute” under the School Name dropdown; and “CRM” under the Academic Program drop down.)
      • A casual photo of yourself
      • An introductory video (3 to 4 minute personal introduction giving a glimpse into your childhood, family, pets, friends, etc. Be creative! Please set permission for public viewing.) For compatibility, please make sure your video is saved in the MP4 format. If you did not record in this format, you can use a free online tool such as the Adobe Express video converter – https://www.adobe.com/express/feature/video/convert/mp4 
      • The student must also interview with a school official coinciding with an on-site visit of the school facilities. Virtual interviews are not preferred but are possible for distant applicants when necessary. Applications are accepted all year, however classes tend to fill up about 5 months in advance, so apply today.