We make every effort to provide you with a quality Bible education without the need for debt. With costs of less than $7,000 per year, NTBI is one of the most affordable places to start your education/missions training.

Summary of payments due

• June 1 - $100 Room Deposit - New students/Couples
• June 1 - $100 Reservation Fee - Each student
• August 1 - Initial down payment - All students
• August 18 - Other Fees - All students

Resident Student Fees: (Approximate per semester; includes meals for singles, rent and operational costs. These fees are subject to change.)

Commuter Fees

General Fees

The Student Accident Insurance (SAI) covers any accidents (not illnesses) that may happen to the student while enrolled at NTBI. It is mandatory for all students, even if they have their own insurance or are covered under their parent's policy. SAI is not a policy which replaces health or automobile insurance.

All fees are shown in U.S. dollars and are subject to change without prior notification. Additional fees can be obtained by contacting the Admissions Department.

Initial Down Payment

An initial down payment (approximately 45-50 percent of student fees) is due August 1st or January 1st prior to registration. The balance is payable in four installments due on the first of each month. Specific details are distributed to all students prior to the start of each semester. Please note: late fees are applied if payments are not received within 5 days of due date.

Debt

In the event of delinquent accounts, the following policies apply:

• A student more than $250 past due may be placed on financial probation.
• A student more than $500 past due may be asked to withdraw from NTBI.
• A student's account must be completely paid in order to receive credit for the semester, as well as their diploma.

Scholarships

NTBI Jackson has received payments from the Michigan Education Assessment Program (MEAP), GM Scholarship Program, and the GI Bill for Veterans. NTBI Waukesha accepts money from the GI Bill for Veterans.

Refunds

If a student fails to start a course, withdraws, or discontinues for any reason prior to graduation, pro-rated refundable charges will be returned to the student.