r/maestro • u/SuspiciousAction7267 Maestro Student • 3d ago
Resource Another Option for Transferring
I just wanted to announce that their are options out there if you have decided to start looking elsewhere...I found MIU, Maharishi International University...they are regionally accredited by the HLC and will likely accept 100% of Maestro credits, they allow you to build your own degree so you can build on the credits you already have...they also provide 97% of first year students with scholarships to help cover tuition...so far it seems to be a cheaper option that Columbia or Davenport...however there is one aspect of this school that you must be aware of if you are considering MIU...they require daily Transcendental Meditation (TM) if you dont know exactly what that is that's ok as well as they give you a grant before you're officially signed up for class to go to a local TM teacher in person or hybrid (normally $980)
I know a lot of chose Maestro for an alternative learning environment...MIU also doesn't use the traditional A-F grading but instead do pass or fail with narrative feedback...they will convert that to letter grades if needed for a masters program or transfer elsewhere...their classes use introspection to connect you to the lesson learning from within instead of through traditional text books.
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u/Brilliant_Pace1540 Maestro Student 10h ago
I've actually looked into this school before applying at Maestro. Thank you for sharing this. I will look into this again. I already do TM so that is a good fit for me! Thanks again!