Making theological education accessible through comprehensive financial support
We are committed to ensuring that financial constraints do not prevent qualified students from pursuing theological education. Our comprehensive financial aid program includes scholarships, grants, and work-study opportunities.
Merit-based and need-based scholarships available to qualified students.
Merit-based scholarship for students with outstanding academic records and leadership potential.
Minimum GPA of 3.5, demonstrated leadership experience, strong recommendation letters
Renewable annually based on academic performance and continued leadership involvement.
Scholarship for students with clear calling to pastoral ministry and church leadership.
Pastor recommendation, ministry experience, statement of calling, interview required
Priority given to students committed to serving in local churches after graduation.
Special scholarship for children of missionaries serving in the field.
Parent(s) currently serving in missions, missionary organization verification
Available to children of missionaries serving with recognized mission organizations.
Grant for students sponsored by their local church.
Church sponsorship letter, active church membership, pastor recommendation
Church must commit to ongoing support and mentorship of the student.
Financial assistance based on demonstrated financial need and family circumstances.
Financial need documentation, family income verification, personal statement
Amount determined based on family financial situation and available funds.
Need-based grants that do not require repayment.
One-time emergency assistance for students facing unexpected financial hardship.
Assistance with purchasing required textbooks and learning materials.
Assistance with transportation costs for commuting students.
Part-time employment opportunities on campus to help offset educational costs.
Submit work-study application through financial aid office. Positions are assigned based on skills, availability, and departmental needs. Students must maintain good academic standing to remain eligible.
Library
Assist with library operations, book shelving, and student support services.
Administration
Provide administrative support to various campus offices and departments.
Facilities
Assist with campus maintenance, cleaning, and facility upkeep.
Information Technology
Provide technical support for campus computer systems and student services.
Student Life
Assist with chapel services, event setup, and student activities.
Follow these steps to apply for financial aid and scholarships.
Submit Free Application for Federal Student Aid for federal aid consideration.
Complete the institutional financial aid application with all required documentation.
Apply for specific scholarships for which you are eligible.
Our financial aid committee reviews all applications and determines awards.
Receive notification of financial aid awards and scholarship decisions.
Apply for work-study positions if interested in campus employment.
Applications for financial aid and scholarships become available
Last day to submit financial aid and scholarship applications
Financial aid awards and scholarship decisions released
Last day to apply for work-study positions
Our financial aid office is here to help you navigate the application process and find the best financial support options.
Director of Financial Aid
Scholarship programs, need-based aid, financial counseling
Financial Aid Counselor
Application processing, work-study programs, student support
Scholarship Coordinator
Merit-based scholarships, ministry scholarships, donor relations