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Flatiron School Regulatory Information
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Updated: 2/28/2025

REGULATORY INFORMATION

View the full Student catalog here.

As of February 2025, Flatiron School is approved and regulated by the following state authorities:

 

Flatiron School has received exemption from regulation from the following state authorities for online (Live and Flex) programs:

Flatiron School does not currently accept new enrollments from the following states:

Flatiron School is not accredited by the U.S. Department of Education. In addition, Flatiron School does not accept enrollments from various U.S. territories and international countries based on local education law. If you reside outside of the United States, please reach out to admissions@flatironschool.com for more information.

DISCLOSURES

Alaska

Flatiron School is exempt from authorization in Alaska under AS 14.48 and this chapter, because the program is online or distance delivered and the institution does not have a physical presence in the state.

Colorado

Transcript/Certificate Financial Hold Exemption Policy

  1. Individuals may be subject to a transcript or certificate hold when such individual owes certain debts to Flatiron School for tuition. Individuals will be subject to such a hold if they are not current in all payments owed to Flatiron School. If an individual is subject to such a hold, their transcript or certificate will not be released unless an exemption applies as outlined in section 2 of this policy.
  2. Exemptions are granted for individuals who can demonstrate that the transcript/diploma/certificate request is required for one of the following reasons:
  1. Job application
  2. Transferring to another postsecondary institution
  3. Applying for state, federal, or institutional financial aid
  4. Pursuit of opportunities in the military or national guard
  5. Pursuit of other postsecondary opportunities
  1. Process and Procedure for Exemptions: Upon submission of a transcript/certificate request and documentation to verify an exemption, Flatiron School will review the request and make a determination regarding whether or not an exemption exists, as outlined in section 2, above.  If it is determined that the individual has a valid exemption, Flatiron School will release the requested transcript/certificate. If Flatiron School determines that the individual does not meet the exemption criteria, Flatiron School will provide a written explanation of the denial of the request within seven business days.
  2. Individuals have the option to establish a payment plan for an outstanding debt. An individual who wishes to establish a payment plan for a debt owed to Flatiron School should contact:  studentservices@flatironschool.com.
  3. Complaints pertaining to HB22-1049 may be submitted to the Colorado Student Loan Ombudsperson via email to CSLSA@coag.gov.

Georgia

The most recent GNPEC Student Outcome Data Report can be viewed here.

Indiana

This institution is regulated by:

Indiana Department of Workforce Development

Office for Career and Technical Schools

10 N Senate Avenue, Suite SE 308

Indianapolis, IN 46204

OCTS@dwd.in.gov http://www.in.gov/dwd/2731.htm

Texas

This school has a Certificate of Approval from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). The school’s programs are approved by TWC.

The TWC-assigned school numbers are:

GRIEVANCES

Flatiron School strives to address student dissatisfaction as quickly as possible. Students should utilize the following guidance to resolve any grievances that arise during their time as a student with Flatiron School. Students may submit a complaint to the school no more than one calendar year following the student’s last date of attendance in the student's program of study. For the purposes of this policy, the last date of attendance is defined as either the student's graduation date or the date of withdrawal or dismissal from the program. 

  1. Students are encouraged to first attempt to resolve any complaints or concerns by discussing the issue directly with the relevant party.
  2. Students who do not feel comfortable bringing the complaint to the relevant party, or who are not satisfied with the resolution, should direct their complaint as follows:
  1. Enrolled students should contact their Student Advisor
  2. Graduated students should contact their Career Coach
  3. Alternatively, any student may email their concerns to the Student Relations team (studentrelations@flatironschool.com)
  1. Within five (5) business days of receiving the complaint, Student Advisor (enrolled students), Career Coaches (graduated students), or the Student Relations team (studentrelations@flatironschool.com) will contact the student to discuss next steps toward resolution.

Depending on the nature of the complaint, the final decision regarding the student’s complaint will be made by the head of the associated program or department. Flatiron School will not retaliate against any student who files a grievance or complaint against the school. Nothing in this internal Grievances policy prevents a student from filing a complaint with their state regulator. Contact information for state regulators can be found below.

Alabama

Alaska

The Alaska Commission on Postsecondary Education (ACPE) processes complaints alleging violations of state institutional authorization law relative to postsecondary institutions or programs in Alaska. A student is encouraged to pursue the complaint / grievance process at their institution prior to contacting ACPE. This process is outlined in the institution’s catalog. Frequently asked questions regarding filing complaints with ACPE can be found here. To request a complaint form, please send an email to: EED.ACPE-IA@alaska.gov.

Arkansas

The complaint shall be filed within 365 days of the alleged incident using the contact information below:

Colorado 

Georgia

Indiana

Michigan

Employment & Training, Post-Secondary Schools, P.O. Box 30726, Lansing, MI 48907

Nebraska

  1. The full name, address, and telephone number of the complainant;
  2. The full name, address, and telephone number of the respondent;
  3. A concise statement of the facts which the com­plainant believes constitutes a violation of 92 NAC 41, 92 NAC 42, or the ACT; and
  4. The full name, address, and telephone numbers of any witnesses able to testify as to the facts alleged.

Oklahoma

Texas

Washington State

If you have additional questions please contact licensing@flatironschool.com.