How Much Does It Cost to Own a Class 101's Franchise?
Class 101 — Active member of the child-related industry since 1998
Owning a Class 101 child-related franchise can be a business, but it does have some initial financial requirements. To open a single children's educational program location, the company requires that potential franchisees have liquid assets of at least $40,000.
The startup costs associated with owning a Class 101 franchise are similar to those of:
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About Class 101
Provide Crucial College Choice Services with a Class 101 Franchise. As a Class 101 franchise owner, you provide a local connection and friendly face for the Class 101 service to high school students and their parents in your area. Enjoy flexible hours with minimal set-up and ongoing expenses.
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| Investment Level | $40,000 |
| Category | Education |
| Financing Available | ✔ |
| Training & Support | ✔ |
| Business Type | Franchise |
| Franchising Since | 2007 (17 years) |
| Industry | Child-Related |
| Industry Subcategory | Children's Educational Program |
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