Put Your 529 Savings to Work in Cybersecurity
Because the SANS Technology Institute is a regionally accredited college, you can use your 529 College Savings Plan to pay the tuition for any of our degree or certificate programs. Your investment in education can directly fund a hands-on cybersecurity program that builds real-world skills employers need.
What is a 529 Plan?
A 529 College Savings Plan (named after Section 529 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code) is a tax-advantaged investment account designed to help families save for education expenses. Funds in a 529 plan can be used for qualified higher education costs—like tuition, fees, and required materials—at eligible institutions.
Because SANS.edu is regionally accredited and recognized by the U.S. Department of Education, all our degree and certificate programs qualify for 529 plan use.

Why Use Your 529 Plan at SANS.edu?
Accredited and Eligible
SANS.edu meets federal requirements for 529 plan use.
Career-Focused
Courses are taught by active cybersecurity practitioners and include GIAC certifications trusted by employers.
Flexible Options
Apply 529 funds toward degree or certificate programs—part-time or full-time.
Proven Outcomes
99% of our graduates would recommend SANS.edu to their peers.
How to Use Your 529 Plan

Step 1.
Contact your 529 plan provider to request a withdrawal for qualified education expenses.

Step 2.
Have funds sent directly to SANS Technology Institute using instructions we'll provide when you register—or reimburse yourself after paying tuition.
Join Us For a Free Online Info Session
SANS.edu offers a career-focused cybersecurity education with a lot more flexibility and personalized support than you'll find in a "traditional" college. Join a free online info session to learn how our world-class programs can help you meet your cybersecurity career goals.






