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At Trinity, you feel the Lord is working through the teachers to supply you with the knowledge you need. It truly is education with a higher purpose.

Graduate School Student Accounts

 

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Tuition and Other Expenses

Tuition                 

 
 Standard tuition
 
 2008-09 full-time per-semester tuition rate (9-12 hours)          
  $4,986.00
 Overload fee, per hour over 12
$277.00
 Part-time (1-8 hours), per hour
$554.00
   
 Tuition rebate for those in full-time ministry
 
  •  
    • Discount per credit hour
    • Up to a maximum of

$100.00

$900.00

Fees

Comprehensive Fee ( Non refundable)


Transcript Fees


Official Graduate/Divinity Transcript $5.00
Official "Rush Service" Graduate/Divinity Transcript
$15.00

Registration Fees


Late Registration

  • Regular students
  • Visiting and special students
  • Audit Students

$100.00

$100.00

$50.00

Change-in-Registration (after week of scheduled registration)
$3.00

Other Fees


Application
$35.00
Audit (per credit hour)
$65.00
  • Per credit hour
  • Per exam (administrative fee)

$100.00

$100.00

Deferment Fee (per month of deferred balance)
1%
Employment Reimbursement (per semester)
$100.00
Graduation
$100.00
Nonsufficient Funds (NSF) Charge
$35.00
Late payment fine
$35.00

Ways to Pay

Plan A: Payment in Full

Make checks payable to Trinity International University. Payments can also be made by using a credit card (Visa, MasterCard, American Express, or Discover accepted). International Students (F-1 Visa) are required to make payment in full and they must be prepared to purchase health insurance.

 

Plan B: Financial Aid

For those who qualify, an award letter will be sent prior to registration that will summarize the financial aid package. Please note: only students who are degree seeking and maintain at least a half-time status may qualify for federal loan options.

 

Plan C: Monthly Payment Plan

Your monthly payment plan can be figured by dividing the estimated semester balance by the number of months (3, 4, or 5 months). The Fall semester generally allows for a total of four payments while the Spring semester allows for five.

 

Plan D: Employer Reimbursement

After each class, you will receive an invoice; the payment will be due within 45 days. (Remember to add a $100 employer reimbursement fee to your estimated balance.)

 

Plan E: Veteran's Benefits and/or Scholarships