Payment Plan

Because Milli needs to pay her course presenters according to certain
timelines on their contracts, these are the only payment plans we offer.

The course tuition is $995. Payment plans are for those who would not otherwise be able to participate. If you can pay the entire tuition upfront, we recommend you do so. Why? Because it makes sense both economically and psychologically. You'll see why as you read this page.

If you do need a payment plan, there are two options; known as Payment Plan A and B.

Plan A is to make payments via credit card or check. You can do this according to your ongoing ability to make payments, or you can ask for a schedule that will make regular charges on your credit card. For this service we add $49.75 to your total bill. Login will not happen until you've paid in full.

Plan A works for those who do best with an enforced savings plan. No refunds will be offered once you start making payments, so please make sure you really want this before you commit to Plan A. We're here to help you stick to your writing dreams, not to help you throw in the towel before you even start.

Plan B is to pay for the first four weeks in advance, with the rest due four weeks after you login. This gives you immediate access to the course—but your login will be suspended after Week 4 if the second payment is not made at that time.

Because Plan B offers a potential pitfall, we add $100 to the total. The extra charge must be paid upfront with the first half of your tuition. (Like this: first payment $597.50; second payment $497.50.)

The pitfall for Plan B is psychological: money-wise, you haven't committed to the entire eight weeks. You might believe that your burning desire will keep you strong when the second payment is due, but an eight-week writing course (especially if you haven't written much in some time) will definitely challenge your comfort zones.

 

If you opt to use Plan A or B, please let us know
during Step 4 of enrollment (the letter of application)

 

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The information on this page was updated July 8, 2010