Take your leadership to a higher level. We invite you into a dynamic, multicultural learning community that will enrich your life, career, and walk with God.
Receive our Career Advantage Scholarship when you register for our Spring 2023 Semester Classes.
Flexible-scheduling options to fit your schedule.
Upon review, your previous credits may count towards your TIU-Florida degree
Professional degree programs that infuse the values and teachings of the Gospel.
We are committed to helping you achieve your goals, including how to afford your degree. For starters, we offer one of the most affordable adult undergraduate and graduate programs around. Below you will find information about what it might cost you to enroll at Trinity Florida.
APPLY NOWUNDERGRADUATE COSTS 2022-2023 | |
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Tuition (1-12 hours) | $565/credit |
Audit Fee | $130/credit |
Comprehensive Fee | $300/sem (Full-time load/12+ hrs) $200/sem (Part-time load/1–11 hrs) |
Challenge Exams | $125 (Non-refundable admin fee per exam) $125 (Charge per hour) |
Transcription Fee | $50 |
PLA (Prior Learning Assessment) | $135 |
PLA Administrative Fee | $135 |
A per-course and/or exam (CLEP) fee is charged to current students for transfer credit evaluation. |
TEDS & TGS COSTS 2022-2023 | |
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Tuition (1-12 hours) | $745/credit |
Audit Fee | $130/credit |
Comprehensive Fee | $350/sem (Full-time load/9+ hrs) $200/sem (Part-time load/1–8 hrs) |
Continuation Fee | $375/sem (First two years) $600 (After two years) |
UNDERGRAD, TEDS & TGS FEES | |
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Tuition (1-12 hours) | $745/credit |
Audit Fee | $130/credit |
Comprehensive Fee | $350/sem (Full-time load/9+ hrs) $200/sem (Part-time load/1–8 hrs) |
Continuation Fee | $375/sem (First two years) $600 (After two years) |
For us to determine your financial need, we are allowed to include the following expenses in your cost of attendance. These expenses are not charged to your Trinity student account; however, they are expenses you should consider.
COSTS | PER SEMESTER |
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Books & Supplies | $600 |
Transportation (if applicable) | $770 |
Personal Expenses | $600 |
While the indirect costs above are those we are allowed to use for determining financial need, the estimated expenses for any individual student will vary based on a number of factors. |
For questions or concerns, please contact [email protected]
Grants are a form of financial aid that do not need to be repaid. Students pursuing a degree at Trinity Florida may be eligible to receive federal or state grants. Additionally, Trinity International University makes tuition scholarships (see below) available to students who demonstrate special ability or financial need. The University reserves the right to limit the number of scholarships awarded in any program.
To be considered for this grant, the student must complete the FAFSA and send it to the Federal Processor. Once the FAFSA is processed, the Student Aid Report (SAR) will be generated and sent directly to the student. The student is instructed to review the SAR for any needed corrections. The TIU Financial Aid Office will evaluate the electronic SAR to determine the student’s eligibility. Students may be eligible for awards ranging from $585 to $5,775 per academic year.
To be eligible, the applicant must be a full-time student at TIU and show a financial need as reported on the SAR. Awards range from $100 to $1,000 per academic year. This program has limited funding, so it is strongly recommended that students apply early.
Through the College Cost Reduction and Access Act of 2007, Congress created the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) Grant Program that provides grants of up to $4,000 per year to students who intend to teach in a public or private elementary or secondary school that serves students from low-income families. For more information, please visit the TEACH Grant portion of the federal website.
If the following items are needed to complete your financial aid award, you will be notified through email and/or on the myTIU Financial Aid dashboard. Please hand-sign all verification documents where needed. If you have any questions, please contact Student Financial Services at 954.382.6440 or [email protected]. We are here to serve you!
Dependent Verification |
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Identity and Statement of Educational Purpose |
Income and Expense Breakdown – Dependent |
Special Circumstances – Dependent |
Verification Worksheet – Dependent |
Independent Verification |
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Identity and Statement of Educational Purpose |
Income and Expense Breakdown – Independent |
Special Circumstances – Independent |
Verification Worksheet – Independent |
IMPORTANT LINKS |
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FAFSA |
IRS Non-filing Request Form |
Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling - for Federal Direct Loans first time Trinity borrowers |
Plus Loan Application - Grad Plus Loan or Parent Plus Loan (note that Plus Loan Entrance Counseling is required for first time Plus Loan borrowers) |
Selective Service Request - If requested you must register for Selective Service at sss.gov or supply the Selective Service Status letter at sss.gov/status |
Tax Return Data - Use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool in your FAFSA OR request a Tax Return Transcript from the IRS at “Get Transcript of Your Tax Records”. |
TEACH Entrance Counseling |
Title IV Authorization Form |
At Trinity Florida, we want to do everything we can to make your education affordable. There are many different funding sources that exist to help make this possible. Below are a few aid resources for your convenience. If you have any further questions about available aid, please feel free to contact our financial aid team at [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you.
SCHOLARSHIP SEARCH ENGINES |
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FastWEB: Set up a personalized profile that will match your specific skills, abilities, and interests to fastWEB’s database of more than 400,000 scholarships. |
College Board FundFinder: Locate scholarships, loans, internships, and other financial aid programs from noncollege sources that match your education level, talents, and background. Complete the profile form and Scholarship Search will find potential opportunities from a database of more than 2,000 undergraduate scholarships, internships, and loan programs. |
U.S. News: Utilize this personalized search tool to find scholarships that match your specific background with your best scholarship options. |
HELPFUL TOOLS |
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FastWEB: Set up a personalized profile that will match your specific skills, abilities, and interests to fastWEB’s database of more than 400,000 scholarships. |
Financial Aid Estimation Form: This form will give you an estimate of how much federal aid you may be eligible to recieve. |
This 50% tuition scholarship was created as an intentional response to the real-world economic challenges that many in our communities are navigating. A new year should invite new opportunities for growth, and through the Career Advantage Scholarship, we welcome all new students registering for the Spring 2023 semester with this significant financial benefit to encourage their journey towards their purpose and inspire their aspirations to answer their professional and spiritual calling.
A private scholarship awarded to students who are able to volunteer with the Miami Youth for Christ for at least 5 hours per week. Full-time volunteers enrolled full-time at TIU-Florida receive $3000. Part-time volunteers enrolled at least half-time at TIU-Florida receive $1500. A completed application is required and the candidates are selected by YFC. Applications are available through the TIU Florida Financial Aid Office. Candidates are selected from the pool of available applicants as openings become available. Vacancies will be announced by the Financial Aid Office (generally at the end of each semester for the following semester). However, interested students are encouraged to submit an application early in order to facilitate the selection process.
The Ministry Rebate Scholarship provides a discount of $100.00 per credit hour (up to $900.00) for Trinity Florida graduate and divinity students whose primary source of income is directly from work in Christian ministry.
Through our Community Partnerships, churches, organizations, and schools have the unique ability to aid students in higher education, offer community internships, and uplift students through their journey of higher education and preparation for global ministry.
A need-based long-term loan administered by the U.S. Department of Education. Eligibility is determined by the information provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the schools total cost of attendance minus all other aid received. The interest rate is a fixed 6.8% for graduate and professional students. Interest rate for undergraduate students for loan disbursed on or after July 1, 2010, will be fixed at 4.5%. Interest accrual and repayment begins six months after the student graduates, drops below half-time enrollment status or separates from the institution.
A long-term loan administered by the U.S. Department of Education. Eligibility is determined by the information provided on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the schools total cost of attendance minus all other aid received. The interest rate is fixed at 6.8% and interest accrual begins at the time the loan is disbursed. The borrower is responsible for the interest that accrues while in school and during grace and deferment periods. Students may opt to pay the interest while in school or have the interest added to the outstanding principle. Repayment begins six months after the student graduates, drops below half-time enrollment status or separates from the institution.
The Direct PLUS Loan for Parents is a low-interest, government guaranteed loan available to parents of dependent undergraduate students. This is a non-need based loan for those who do not have an adverse credit history. The interest rate is currently fixed at 7.9% and starts accruing immediately after the first disbursement, and repayment begins within 60 days after the loan is fully disbursed. You can postpone repayment on your Parent PLUS loan until six months after the dependent student leaves school or drops below half-time. During this postponement period, the parent is responsible for the interest that accrues and has the option to pay the accrued interest or have the interest added to the outstanding principal. Borrowers may borrow up to the total cost of attendance minus other financial aid received. Dependent students whose parents do not qualify for a Direct PLUS may borrow the Direct Unsubsidized Stafford Loan up to the student’s loan limit based on grade level.
The Direct PLUS Loan for Graduate/Professional Students is a long-term, low-interest loan for Graduate and Professional Students, not their parents. This is a non-need based loan for those who do not have an adverse credit history. The interest rate is currently fixed at 7.9% and starts accruing immediately after the first disbursement. The student (borrower) is responsible for the interest that accrues while in school and during grace and deferment periods. Students may opt to pay the interest while in school or have the interest added to the outstanding principle. Repayment begins 60 days after the loan is fully disbursed, while the student is still enrolled. Borrowers may borrow up to the total cost of attendance minus other financial aid received.
Borrowers must apply for the maximum eligibility under the Direct Stafford Loan Program prior to applying for Direct PLUS Loan for Graduate/Professional Students.
This is a variable rate loan that students take out on their own behalf. This loan requires a credit check and possibly, a cosigner. Interest rates vary depending on the lender. Alternative loans are available through commercial lenders for educational costs during periods of enrollment. They are based on credit-worthiness. We recommend that students request a copy of their credit report to check for accuracy and that all valid credit problems are addressed before applying for an alternative loan. We strongly suggest that students submit a FAFSA and seek federal loan assistance before attempting to participate in any alternative loan programs.
In addition to filling out the application, provide your transcripts and test scores as needed, and your Joint Services Transcript (JST) for credits you might have earned while in the service.
APPLY NOWIn addition to filling out the application, provide your transcripts and test scores as needed, and your Joint Services Transcript (JST) for credits you might have earned while in the service.
LEARN MOREThese are the steps you need to make sure you complete in order to be eligible for financial aid during your time at Trinity.
Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible after October 1st. Be sure to use Trinity Florida's School Code: 012314
START FAFSA APPLICATIONIf this is the first time you are requesting a Direct Loan while at Trinity, you will need to complete a Master Promissory Note
LEARN MOREAll first-time Direct Loan borrowers must complete online Entrance Counseling. Entrance Counseling provides information about how to manage your student loans both during and after college.
LEARN MOREYou may accept or reject any portion of the financial aid offer by circling (A) for accept or (R) for reject. Please return your award letter stating your intention to our office within 2 weeks of receipt.
Serve in the marketplace as a person committed to Christ who seeks to worship him faithfully and lovingly build toward the economic health of the community.
APPLY NOW REQUEST INFORMATIONBachelor
CREDITS124 Hours
NEXT STARTAug. 2023
Trinity Florida’s Business Administration program educates students on the professional competencies needed to serve as the business leaders of tomorrow. Challenging classes are designed with innovative, active learning approaches to prepare you for the demands and complexities of today’s business world. You will learn to serve in the marketplace as a person committed to Christ who seeks to worship him faithfully and lovingly build toward the economic health of the community.
Was addicted to drugs while his girlfriend was seven months pregnant. Now, he is a TIU-Florida student in the dual degree program, earning a BA in Psychology and an MA in Mental Health Counseling.
Read MoreWas addicted to drugs while his girlfriend was seven months pregnant. Now, he is a TIU-Florida student in the dual degree program, earning a BA in Psychology and an MA in Mental Health Counseling.
Read MoreWas addicted to drugs while his girlfriend was seven months pregnant. Now, he is a TIU-Florida student in the dual degree program, earning a BA in Psychology and an MA in Mental Health Counseling.
Read MoreWas addicted to drugs while his girlfriend was seven months pregnant. Now, he is a TIU-Florida student in the dual degree program, earning a BA in Psychology and an MA in Mental Health Counseling.
Read MoreWas addicted to drugs while his girlfriend was seven months pregnant. Now, he is a TIU-Florida student in the dual degree program, earning a BA in Psychology and an MA in Mental Health Counseling.
Read MoreBusiness Administration
Biblical Studies
Christian Ministries
Elementary Education
General Business
Organizational Leadership
Psychology
Leadership
Mental Health Counseling
Theological Studies
In addition to the core required courses across all majors, Business Administration majors complete 54 credit hours in their program. The Business Administration major is part of Trinity Florida’s undergraduate program, which offers unique opportunities for learners to enhance their professional goals through accelerated education. Most Business Administration majors who enroll without college credits complete their degree in four years but you are free to go at your own pace.
Take the next step in your academic journey by letting us help you. While all colleges expect you to choose a program, Trinity Florida invites you to find your purpose.
“I’ve enjoyed receiving a Christ-centered education at Trinity Florida, where I’ve been challenged and where the Holy Spirit met me as I have studied, written papers, and engaged with other students.”
Stephany Gallo - MA ‘21
“I spent two years at another college, and it was completely different. The professors at Trinity Florida are very friendly, and they really want to help you. We learned all the theories, but they also put God in the studies. It’s just a different way of looking at what we’re studying.”
Orlando Vargas - BA ‘21
“I’m passionate about faith and Trinity Florida has been amazing. The professors are not just professors. They are people who work in their fields. They have become friends, mentors, and now colleagues and peers.”
Juan Gallo - BA ‘14, MA ‘19
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