Financial Aid

Funding Your Education

Flexible options to make your education affordable

Please Note: FaithBridge Bible University is a religious institution operating under religious exemption. It is not accredited by an accrediting agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education and does not participate in federal student financial aid programs, so federal financial aid (FAFSA, Pell Grants, and federal student loans) is not available. We offer alternative funding options including payment plans, private loans, and scholarships. See our Accreditation page for the full disclosure.

Tuition Calculator

Estimate one semester, and your whole program.

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Choose a program to see your estimated cost.

An estimate, not a bill. Costs vary by course load and program, and FaithBridge does not participate in federal student aid, so figures shown are what you would pay directly. Talk to financial aid about scholarships, grants, and payment plans.

Funding Options Available

Payment Plans

Payment Plan

Interest-free monthly payments spread across your semester

Split your tuition into 4, 6, or 10 monthly installments with no interest

Private Student Loans

Private Loan

Work with private lenders for educational financing

Partner lenders offer competitive rates for qualified students

Scholarships

Scholarship

Institutional awards toward your tuition

Talk with our financial aid team about which awards you may qualify for and how to apply

Employer Tuition Assistance

Assistance

Many employers offer educational benefits

We work with your employer's tuition reimbursement program

Private Grants

Grant

Grants from churches, denominations, foundations, and mission organizations

Unlike a loan, a grant does not have to be repaid. Many congregations and ministry foundations support members training for ministry — ask our financial aid team where to look.

Work-Study

Work-Study

Earn weekly pay in a university position while you study

Funded entirely by FaithBridge — not a government program. Eligible students work up to 15 hours per week in an internal university position and are paid weekly. See our dedicated Work-Study page for open position examples and how to apply.

How to Get Started

1

Complete your application for admission

2

Speak with a financial aid counselor about your options

3

Apply for scholarships through our online portal

4

Set up your payment plan or apply for private loans

5

Review and finalize your funding package

Payment Plan Benefits

  • • 0% interest on all payment plans
  • • No credit check required
  • • Automatic monthly payments
  • • Flexible start dates

Private Loan Partners

We work with several private lenders who offer educational loans. Our financial aid team can help connect you with lenders and guide you through the application process.

Need Personalized Guidance?

Our financial aid counselors are here to help you find the best funding solution.