Freedom Bible College Financial Assistance Page

Freedom Bible College and Seminary has established an equitable tuition policy and has set tuition and fees that are among the lowest in higher education. Due to our reduced tuition, and in lieu of direct financial awards, FBCS has established a very liberal system of tuition financing to enable qualified students an affordable timeline for payment of tuition. Our ministry goal is to provied a top-quality education for a fraction of normal tuition costs. This goal is being met on a daily basis.

The Tuition Financing Program

1. Financing is automatically approved when a student is admitted to FBCS .
2. We offer manageable monthly installment agreements.
3. Financing can be extending over a 16-32 month period (based upon the standard length of the degree program).

Certificate
Associate Degrees
Bachelor's Degrees
Bachelor of Evangelism Degree (includes books)
Master's Degrees
Master of Divinity Degree
Doctorate Degree

16 months
18 months
23 months
30 months
28 months
30 months
32 months

4. No credit approval is required.
5. No interest charges will added to student balances.
6. Installments are payable by mail, phone, credit card, debit card, or online check.

Please note: All payments are due at the FBCS office by the 3rd day of each month.

For tuition rates and other information, please log on to http://www.freedomministries.com/tuition.html

Sources for Outside Scholarships and Grants
(Provided as a service - We make no claims or representations connected with these organizations)

Scholarships.Com
http://www.scholarships.com/

Since 1998, Scholarships.Com, a free scholarship search, has been a valuable resource for finding money for college, with more than 3,000 scholarship sources worth $3 billion. The privacy practices of Scholarships.Com have been approved by both TRUSTe and BBB Online.

Grants for Nontraditional Students
http://www.lib.msu.edu/harris23/grants/3nontrad.htm

Grants and guidance for nontraditional students seeking funding support for continuing education and nontraditional degree programs. While this is a difficult process, there are grants available for adults reentering education as nontraditional students.