Costs

Average Semester Total

On campus

^$4,690

Off campus

^$2,600

Tuition

Full-time Students

12-18 credit hours

^$2,200

$185 per credit hour over 18

Part-time Students

Less than 12 credit hours

^$185^/hr

$100 registration fee for students with less than 5 credit hours

Room & Board

^$2,090

per semester

Optional/One Time Fees

*Not included in the Total Cost calculated above.

Regular Semester Fees

^$400

per semester

Registration: $200
Activity: $150
Automobile: $50
($25 for off-campus students)
*Graduation (second semester seniors): $125

*Degree-Specific Fees

^$50-^$240

All Computer Courses: $50
Graphics Major: $100
Home Economics: $50
Music Lessons: $240
Science Lab: $50
Secretarial Major: $50
Sewing/Cooking: $50
Student Teaching: $65

Financial Aid

Providence Baptist College provides students with many opportunities and advantages for economic help

High School Valedictorian

Each student achieving valedictorian status for his or her high school class (with a minimum size graduating class of five) will receive one semester of free tuition.

Children of Full-time Christian Workers

Dependent children whose father (or head of household mother) is in full-time Christian service will receive a discount on tuition, as long as the parent remains in full-time service. Female students will receive a 50% discount, male students a 25% discount.

Work Scholarship Program

A limited number of on-campus work scholarship opportunities are available. Those interested should call (847) 931-7222 to request an application form from the work scholarship coordinator.

Free Courses

A full-time student’s wife may take one course (3 credit hours) per semester free of charge. She must, however, pay the application fee which is required of all students.

Northwest Baptist Academy Discount

A full-time, head of household student may enroll his/her children at Northwest Baptist Academy at 25% off of the regular tuition fee.

Spouse Discount

If both you and your spouse are enrolled as full-time students, either you or your spouse may receive a 50% tuition discount.

Veteran’s Association Benefits

Who can receive Veteran’s Association Benefits?

Veterans and other eligible persons under the provision of Section 1776, Title 38, United States Code.

How do I sign up for my benefits?

Apply for the Certificate of Eligibility with the Registrar in the Administrative Office. He should not mail any papers directly to the Veterans Administration.
Due to the time required to process new applications by the V.A., students will frequently have their initial checks delayed past October 21. Students should file their applications for benefits as soon as possible so that this delay will be as brief as possible.
All veterans attending college must realize they are responsible for their college payments. When checks from the V.A. are late in arriving, the student will still need to make the payments on his bill as is required of the other students.

How many hours do I need to take?

6-8 semester hours…one-half V.A. Benefits
9-11 hours…three-fourths V.A. Benefits
12-20 hours…full V.A. Benefits

Restrictions

Any veteran not maintaining at least a 2.0 cumulative grade point average will be put on academic counseling by the college. Students not maintaining a 2.0 average while on academic counseling will be placed in the Survey Program. Courses taken while a student is in the Survey Program will not lead to regular college credit. Students may not receive V.A. benefits while in the Survey Program and would not be eligible to receive benefits for a minimum of two regular semesters.

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