Affordable and Accessible
One of the Most Affordable Christian Colleges in the Midwest.
Attend college without incurring massive amounts of debt. We are consistently ranked in the top five most affordable private schools in the state of Missouri and are proud of that fact. Let one of our financial aid representatives help you understand how you can make a Spurgeon College education work for you on your budget. We have a variety of scholarships, loan programs, and grants available to meet almost every student need.
Scholarships & Grants
Explore Scholarship Opportunities
Funding your academic training is one of the most important aspects of completing your degree program. Discover the scholarships and grants avialable to you at Spurgeon College.
FAFSA
Federal student aid
At Spurgeon, students are eligible to apply for federal financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. Apply for financial aid below.
Student Loans
Additional Payment Options
Students who complete the FAFSA may be eligble for student loan options through the Department of Education. Contact the Office of Financial Aid for more information.
TUITION AND FEES
2024-2025 Cost of Attendance
Below is a breakdown of tuition and fees for the 2024-2025 academic school year at Spurgeon College. Broken down by on-campus or online, explore the cost of attendance for you.
ESTIMATED COSTS OF ATTENDANCE - LIVING ON CAMPUS, 2023-24
On-Campus
$375 / $485 Per Credit Hour
Tuition (12 credit hours)
$4,500
Fees
$560 per semester
Food and Housing
$5,245 per semester
Semester Total
$10,305
Year Total
$20,610
Tuition (12 credit hours)
$5,820
Fees
$560 per semester
Food and Housing
$5,245 per semester
Semester Total
$11,625
Year Total
$23,250
ESTIMATED COSTS OF ATTENDANCE - LIVING at home, 2023-24
Online
$400 / $475 Per Credit Hour
Tuition (12 credit hours)
$4,800
Fees
$510 per semester
Semester Total
$5,310
Year Total
$10,620
Tuition (12 credit hours)
$5,700
Fees
$510 per semester
Semester Total
$6,210
Year Total
$12,420
Most classes will require students to purchase books, and we encourage students to estimate $75 per class for books. Learn more about purchasing textbooks here.
The Department of Education uses an estimated Cost of Attendance to determine each student’s eligibility for federal aid. For more information about those costs, click here.
To view Payment Options click here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our school code to use for the FAFSA is 002485.
We’d love to help walk through your questions about financial aid, scholarships, tuition, etc., please schedule a call with our Financial Aid Counselor or email us at [email protected].
Yes, we do! We love working with those who receive military benefits. For more information, click here to read more about Veterans and Active Military Benefits at Midwestern Seminary and Spurgeon College.
Federal Work-Study is available for on-campus and local Kansas City metro area students. Federal Work-Study is a program that allows eligible students with financial need as determined by FAFSA to earn money toward their education expenses through part-time employment.
Here is a helpful checklist on what steps you need to complete for Federal Work Study.
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