Costs of Attendance

RICHMOND CAMPUS

Full-time students are eligible to apply for on-campus or subsidized housing. Housing rates vary according to size and location. Apartment and dormitory charges should be paid promptly on the first day of each month. A housing deposit of $50 for new students is required to hold the dorm room or apartment. A damage deposit equal to one month’s rent is required at time of move-in. A key deposit of $25 per key is collected at move-in.

On-campus housing charges are less than Richmond-area standard market rates and include basic utilities.

Dormitory rates range from $450 to $520 per month, depending on size and location.


TUITION AND FEES

  • M.DIV. & DUAL DEGREES TUITION

      • $500 per semester hour/ $1,500 per 3 credit hours course
      • $13,500 typical for academic year if 27 credit hours are taken
  • M.A.P.T. & M.A.C.E. DEGREE TUITION

      • $500 per semester hour/ $1,500 per 3 credit hours course
      • $9,000 typical for academic year if 18 credit hours are taken
  • Th.M. DEGREE TUITION

      • $15,000 per year
      • $1,500 per term for Th.M. students who extend study past one nine-month academic year
  • D.Min. Degree Tuition

      • $1,000 per course
      • $10,000 total tuition
  • FEES

      • $50 per course for M.Div., M.A.C.E., M.A.P.T., and dual degrees students
      • $200 per semester for Th.M. students
      • $50 per course activity fee for D. Min. students
      • $150 graduation fee for Dual degree recipients
      • $125 graduation fee for M.Div., M.A.C.E., M.A.T.S., and Th.M. degree recipients

Housing


Living Expenses

Expenses are based on a single student living in a Richmond Hall studio apartment.

  • New students who begin in the fall term have a nine-month budget.
  • New M.Div. and Dual students who begin in the summer with Summer Language School have an 11-month budget.
  • Returning students taking Clinical Pastoral Education, Supervised Field-Based Learning, or Summer Supervised Ministry have an 11-month budget.

For a term or combination of terms not listed above, multiply the number of months attended by the one-month budget.

Living expenses for Federal Stafford Loan purposes are determined according to federal guidelines, which do not allow for living expenses for other family members. Only expenses of the student can be used for determining federal loan eligibility. Higher allowances are generally used to determine institutional aid, especially for married students.


Charlotte Campus

  • TUITION

      • $500 per credit hour/ $1,500 per 3 credit hours course
      • $9,000 is typical for the 12-month academic year if 18 credit hours are taken over the three terms. $1,3500 is the maximum tuition if 27 credit hours are taken over 3 terms.
  • FEES

      • $50 per credit activity fee
      • $150 graduation fee for Dual degree recipients
      • $125 for M.A.C.E. or M.Div. degree recipients