Andrew Tate's School: Hustlers University and The Real World

People who search for Andrew Tate’s school, Tate Academy or Andrew Tate University are almost always looking for the same thing: the online program Andrew Tate promoted, first as Hustlers University and now as The Real World. This page sets out what it was, who runs it today, what you can actually join, and how students in The Real World’s own interview videos say they found it. It is written by an independent site that isn’t run by The Real World, New Era Learning LLC or Andrew Tate.

What is Andrew Tate’s school called?

It was called Hustlers University, and today it is The Real World. The Real World’s official About page describes Hustler’s University as “an online community teaching income skills, founded by Andrew Tate and run on Discord”.

Despite the word “school” in the searches, it isn’t a school or a university in the usual sense. The Real World’s About page opens with “Not a school, not a university” and calls it an online learning platform. Whether any qualification comes with it is covered in is Hustlers University accredited.

The searches people use for it vary: “andrew tate school”, “andrew tate university”, “tate university”, “tate academy”, “tate program” and “top g university”. The About page uses two names only, Hustler’s University and The Real World. So if you see a site selling a separate “Tate Academy” or “Top G University”, treat it as a third-party page and check who runs it before you pay. The checklist in who owns The Real World and which site is official helps with that.

Is Tate University a real university?

No. “Tate University” is one of the names people type into a search engine for the same program, alongside “Andrew Tate University” and “Top G University”. It isn’t an institution. The Real World’s About page opens with “Not a school, not a university” (About page), and the only names it uses are Hustler’s University and The Real World. None of the official pages this site checked on October 30, 2026 (the About, courses, support, terms, privacy and subscription pages) uses the name Tate University. (PRIMARY)

So, plainly:

• There is no degree. Nothing you finish in The Real World is a university qualification. The detail is in is Hustlers University accredited.
• There is no separate “Tate University” to join. The program people mean is The Real World, sold on the checkout at jointherealworld.com.
• A site selling “Tate University” under that name isn’t The Real World’s own. Check who runs it before you pay; who owns The Real World has a checklist.

Is there an Andrew Tate course?

Not as a single course you buy. What Andrew Tate promoted, first as Hustlers University and now as The Real World, is a membership. The About page says: “It’s a monthly membership, not a one-time course” (About page). The membership opens every campus, and the official courses page lists ten-plus of them, from AI Automation to Fitness, saying each “is taught by a professor who earns their living from that skill” (courses page). The About page adds: “Each campus is run by its own professor.” (PRIMARY)

Inside the app, Andrew Tate’s name does appear on courses. In the member account behind this site on October 26, 2026:

Campus in the app	Course carrying the Tate name	What else is in that campus
Business Mastery	Daily Tate Lessons, plus a “Daily Tate Lesson” channel	Start Here, “30 days to 10k/Month In 2026”, Claude Lessons, the Business Masterclass and Long Form Arno
AI Creative (Content Creation + AI on the official site)	Behind The Scenes of Cobratate	1. What You Need To Know First, 2. The Foundation Of Making Money With Video, 3. Start Getting Paid ASAP, Social Media Marketing and the Short Form AI Editing Bootcamp

From screenshots of the owner’s member account, October 26, 2026 (OWNER). The Business Mastery and Content Creation + AI campus pages show them.

Those are courses inside the membership, not products sold on their own, and the course titles don’t say who teaches each lesson. Which campus to begin with is a separate choice, covered in which Real World campus to start with. What the membership costs is in the price guide. Anything about Andrew Tate’s legal cases stays in is The Real World still running.

What happened to Hustlers University?

According to the About page, New Era Learning LLC acquired the Hustler’s University brand in 2022 and launched The Real World, a rebuilt platform with its own application and curriculum. The same page says The Real World “opened publicly to new members in 2023”.

	Hustlers University	The Real World (October 2026)
Where it ran	Discord	Its own app, installed from the official website
Who runs it	Founded by Andrew Tate	Owned and operated by New Era Learning LLC
What one membership gave you	All courses, for $49.99 a month	Every campus open to you, for $99 a month or $996 a year

Sources: The Real World’s About page (checked October 27, 2026) and official checkout (checked October 19, 2026). The Hustlers University price is the one the member behind this site paid.

The full story of the change, including the renamed campuses, is in Hustlers University vs The Real World. For a plain description of the platform, read what The Real World is.

Who runs Andrew Tate’s school now?

The About page says: “New Era Learning LLC owns and operates the platform, the app and the curriculum.” It describes the company as registered in Sharjah Media City, Sharjah, in the United Arab Emirates.

The About page names Andrew Tate as the founder of Hustler’s University. It doesn’t describe any current role for him in The Real World, so this page doesn’t claim one. Whether he runs it day to day, teaches in it or owns a share is not stated on the official site.

For the news about Andrew Tate’s legal cases and whether they changed anything for members, see is The Real World still running. This page doesn’t cover the cases.

What can you join today?

One membership, sold on The Real World’s official checkout at jointherealworld.com:

• The Conquer plan costs $99 a month, or $996 a year with yearly billing (checked October 19, 2026). The checkout also lists a Vanguard plan at $499 a month, shown as Sold Out on October 25, 2026, so Conquer is the plan you can buy.
• Every campus open to you is included. The campus list in the member account behind this site had twelve campuses on October 26, 2026, among them Strategic Marketing (formerly Copywriting), AI Automation, AI Creative, Business Mastery and Ecommerce. Each is described on the campus pages, and the guide to The Real World’s campuses explains them side by side.
• The app installs from the official website, not from an app store, according to the About page.

Not sure where to begin? Which Real World campus to start with goes through the choice using students who switched. The price guide covers billing, the yearly plan and what the money does and doesn’t include.

How did students find Andrew Tate’s school?

The Real World published dozens of short interview videos with its students to promote itself, and many of them open with how the student found it. A lot of those answers start with Andrew Tate’s videos and podcasts. These are the students’ own words, with the time in each video. Each quoted line was checked against two separate machine transcripts; where the two disagreed on a word, the line is described rather than quoted.

• Belmin (Belgium) was studying business management with a weekend job: “one day I got this YouTube community post while I was scrolling, and it was from Andrew Tate” (0:13). Belmin clicked the link and says “it was only 50 bucks” (0:39). The full story is in Belmin’s case study.
• Earl (Kenya) was watching an episode of the Fresh and Fit podcast: “Tate kept talking about The Real World, The Real World, The Real World, and he said it’s only $50” (0:25). Earl didn’t have $50 and says “I took a loan” to join (0:47). See Earl’s case study.
• Jordan (UK) doesn’t do social media, Jordan says, but watches YouTube and podcasts: “I’ve been following Tate since the summer of last year” (0:00), and on YouTube reels “I just kept on seeing Tate” (0:10). See Jordan’s case study.
• Christian (USA): “the first time I heard about Andrew Tate was through the Fresh and Fit podcast” (0:10). Christian then watched the videos YouTube recommended and found The Real World through them.
• Ardi (Albania) saw a clip on TikTok in which Tate said “if you want to learn about money, you have to join The Real World” (1:13), clicked the link and joined straight away.
• Ryan (USA) says it started with a short video of Andrew Tate announcing it (0:21), and admits: “at first I thought it was a scam” (0:30). What changed Ryan’s mind was seeing how many people stayed in.
• Saad (Morocco) saw a Tate podcast during an internship, then “saw that he had a program. It was called Hustler University at first” (0:25). Saad notes it has since been rebranded as The Real World.
• Ronan (Canada), interviewed by Tristan Tate, Andrew Tate’s brother, also came via Fresh and Fit, and a few months later joined what was then Hustlers University on Discord (1:04).

Two things to keep in mind about these stories. The price they mention is the old one: students paid $49 or $50 a month, and membership is $99 a month today. And the videos are promotional: The Real World chose who to interview and published the videos to sell memberships, so they show how some members found it, not how most did.

Did these students earn money from it?

Some say they did, and their figures are in Hustlers University success stories and the student case studies, each with the video and the full transcript. Every interview is also on the student interviews page.

Those figures are self-reported, chosen by the platform, and sometimes larger in The Real World’s captions than in the students’ own words. The Real World publishes no success rate, and its Terms of Use say it doesn’t guarantee any financial outcome. Results vary. For a graded answer to whether it works, read does The Real World work.

Is Andrew Tate’s school a scam?

The Real World is a real, paid platform with a named operator, published terms and a working app, so it isn’t a scam in the sense of taking money and delivering nothing. Critics have called it other things, and those views are set out, with their sources, in is The Real World legit. Whether it’s worth $99 a month for you is a separate question, answered in the review of whether The Real World is worth it.

When this page doesn’t apply

• If you want Andrew Tate himself. Nothing on the official site promises contact with him or lessons from him. The About page says each campus is run by its own professor.
• If you’re after the old Hustlers University. It doesn’t run as a separate product. A page selling it at $49.99 today is out of date.
• If you want a guaranteed income. No membership comes with one. Some members make nothing, and some students say they lost money first in the crypto campus.
• If the details have changed. The owner, prices and campus list here were checked on the dates shown. Confirm them on jointherealworld.com on the day you join.
• If a site claims to be official. This one isn’t, and many others aren’t either. Pay only on the checkout at jointherealworld.com.

What to do next

If you’re still deciding, read the Hustlers University review or the honest review of whether The Real World is worth it. If you’ve decided, the current plans are on the plan page, which leads on to The Real World’s official checkout.