The Consortium courses have a range of costs associated with the instruction from seminars, continuing education credits, pre-licensing review courses, and professional designation study courses. While self-study may be able to fulfill specific industry requirements, after many years of teaching the Consortium has seen the value, time and time again, of in-class, hands-on instruction. By interacting one-on-one with experienced industry leaders, students are able to benefit tremendously from the instructors' seasoned perspectives.

The costs associated with Consortium courses often include study materials. The professional designation courses usually require the student to register with the national association and purchase materials directly from them. These same materials can then be used in conjunction with Consortium's study courses.

The Consortium is readily available to assist its students with any necessary communication and registration with national and state association in fulfillment of testing and licensing requirements.