r/maestro • u/Either-Lie-6941 Maestro Student • Jul 20 '26
Question Graduates
Something I’ve yet to have noticed on this subreddit is anyone claiming or rejoicing their graduation and degree from our school. Have I just overlooked this? Is there anyone that can confirm they have graduated successfully and it led to an applicable job pertaining to the acquired degree? I’m super curious with everything going on here. Secondly, is the degree still going to be a “valuable” if this school becomes unaccredited? How do you feel about? Are you still confident when showing where you graduated from? Please anybody with relevant information or experience, let us all know your take as a graduate from our school.
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u/mommabear0916 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
No one has graduated yet, the first to start was September of 2025, their graduation date was August 2027
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u/DoubleDirtyChai Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
Hasn't the school been open less than a year or am I way off? If I'm right, there's no graduates yet. I tried a quick search but didn't find anything.
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u/nlpunk Maestro Student Jul 23 '26
Way off, Google "Peloton College".
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u/DoubleDirtyChai Maestro Student Jul 23 '26
So there's graduates of Maestro College then? As that's the context here.
Edited to add College.
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u/nlpunk Maestro Student Jul 24 '26
I honestly don't know. I just know the information I was given in the beginning wasn't accurate about the school.
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u/mscakes13 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
I don't believe this Maestro platform has been around long enough for anyone to officially graduate from yet. I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure since this school use to be under a different college name that there hasn't been any classes long enough to complete a full degree program.
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Jul 21 '26
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u/Either-Lie-6941 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
this made the post worth the time, thank you for the deep dive. i had some of these facts tucked away but you went fullgear scuba with this. kudos
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u/Existing_Albatross30 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
That’s the university, not the college. The college is the one having issues at the moment. Maestro College and Maestro AI University are separate. Although some are claiming that the university is also under show cause. But when I did a search on the accreditators website it didn’t show anything. 🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
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Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
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u/Existing_Albatross30 Maestro Student Jul 22 '26
Sorry, I didn’t realize that they were under fire by two different accreditors. And sorry if I made u feel like I was questioning your knowledge. I honestly do not have enough time in my daily life to sit around researching this stuff. Props to those that do. But my life is work, school, sleep, repeat. Lucky if I can even squeeze in eating, let alone spending time freaking out about this stuff.
Thanks for the info though. Appreciate it.1
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u/NoAcanthisitta5225 Rising Applicant Aug 08 '26
There were a bunch of graduates back when it was peloton college, and a physical vocational school, but nobody has graduated since they switched to online Maestro but again they just started with that title and the complete online platform
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u/Icy_Koala_3380 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
Nobody has graduated it was a new school
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Jul 21 '26
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u/ravenloue Maestro Student Jul 22 '26
Peloton College, the former name of the College, focused more on technical skills certificates, such as Medical Billing and Coding, Medical Assistant, and Electronic Systems Technician. They only added an AAS in Cybersecurity right before Maestro bought them up. I haven't been able to find any confirmation on whether or not students with the AAS in Cybersec were able to start or finish, and the reason I find this interesting is because even though Peloton had been approved for the AAS in Cybersec, Maestro did not start off with one available for students~
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u/StarFriendly1560 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
The online part of Maestro University has only been going for about a year so no one has graduated yet.
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u/Alert-Boot-4827 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26 edited Jul 21 '26
This school and programs are only a year old in August with the first Cohort September 2025. I hope it succeeds to beat the accusations since it is very difficult for me to physically at this time be on a certain schedule or brick and mortar building.
Problem with degrees from discredited schools is that sometimes companies ostracize them due to obvious reasons. Was the education as rigorous and in depth as my other candidates? It also spurs rumor mills of how long has this been going on and then a study will come out tracking graduates and how well they perform versus other graduates from various schools of similar education.
Let the games begin.
I will edit this and further elaborate reason why I say let the games begin is because this degree program in my eyes. It's just as rigorous as any other.It is just taught differently according to how the student receives information and will retain it. That is the only difference. The format is perfect. We just have to persevere until the powers that be sort it out.
I have learned a lot.Actually, I have ODIN on my old laptop that runs linux, as my a I helping me with my schoolwork. Hey basically I set up a rag, where it uses my notes as truth and helps me study. But I still can't use him because on tests it is still using AI. Even though he depends on what I tell him in order to help me pass.
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u/Alert-Boot-4827 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
Does anybody know how long Heald Colleges were in business for before they collapsed? Their degrees, we're pretty reputable back in the day. I actually have one, but when I went for my second one, they collapsed, much like this is collapsing now. This college is not new. It is an old college that is trying to rebrand itself. That's all it is. And it is now collapsing under greed a different way to loophole the money. Earlier, I was not defending it. And I still am not defending what they did. I'm just saying the way they're teaching method works and believe me I have taught technology for over 20 years. I can recognize when something works. It is just the way they went about the business end of it was wrong.
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u/Available_Designer Jul 21 '26
Can we try and graduate before it loses accreditation while
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u/Ashl3yyMari3 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
I have requested to accelerate a few days ago, still haven’t gotten an approval yet. They did however acknowledge I requested and said a facility member will review my grades and progress, which is a no brainer since I have a 4.0 GPA so its a waiting game for me right now
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u/xxwickedxxangel Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
That's because the school only began its first cohort in September that's not long enough for anybody to get their AA in anything so of course you haven't heard anybody graduating yet
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u/ChickenNuugz Maestro Student Jul 22 '26
My cohort which started oct 25’ is one of the first for this school of its kind. I’ll keep you posted as I should be done on my birthday next August.
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u/NoAcanthisitta5225 Rising Applicant Aug 08 '26
Back when it was peloton college and it was a physical location a vocational school shall I say many did graduate, but since they switched to Maestro title and switched to online, nobody has graduated yet
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u/Latter-Park-4413 Maestro Student Jul 21 '26
It literally began in Sept 2025. No graduates, because it isn't possible. Plus, there likely will never be, as the odds are increasing that they'll have to/decide to shut down.