Financial Information
Crown Southwest strives to assist students to receive the training they need. Financial obstacles should not keep a student from pursuing God's call to prepare.
Some of the most vital lessons you will ever learn in trusting the Lord are taught in the school of finances. These lessons deal with the stewardship of life. These are lessons God desires for all our lives. You must learn to depend on the Lord alone to meet your needs. Work hard, pray continually, and trust Him. He is willing to meet the needs of those who delight in His will. God will not fail you.
If God is leading you to prepare at The Crown College of the Bible, trust His will for your life. Where God leads, He will provide.
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Tuition & Fees
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Tuition $120 per credit hour (16 credit hour average)
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$1,920
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Application Fee
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$45
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Registration Fee
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$125
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Student Fee
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$25
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Car Registration Fee
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$75
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Average Semester Tuition & Fees
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$2,190
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Dorm Fees
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Monthly Rent
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$250
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Dorm Maintenance Fee
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$125
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Fall Semester Dorm Average (Sept.-Dec.)
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$1,125*
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Spring Semester Dorm average (Jan.-May)
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$1,375*
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Conditional Fees
- Graduation Fee $150
- Student Health Insurance $209
- Drop/Add Class Fee $10
- Transcript Fee $10
- Return Check Fee $25
- Late Registration Fee $150
- Late Payment Fee $30
Pre-Payment Incentive
By pre-paying the total bill each semester (fees, tuition, room and board) on or before registration day, students will receive a 10% reduction from the tuition portion of the bill.
Refund Policy
The charge for Student Medical Insurance is nonrefundable.
Room & Board: The room and board will be pro-rated according to the number of days the student was on campus.
Tuition and Fees: If a student withdraws before the first day of class, fees and tuition will be refunded, less an administrative fee of one hundred dollars ($100.00).
If a student withdraws after the first day of class but before the end of the 2nd week of class, fees and tuition will be charged at the rate of twenty-five percent (25%).
If a student withdraws during the 3rd or 4th week of class, fees and tuition will be charged at the rate of seventy-five percent (75%).
If a student withdraws after 4th week of class, fees and tuition are due and payable in full.
Statements
A statement of the student's account will be sent to the students home and school mailbox each month. If a student desires to know the status of his account, he may make a personal visit to the College Office during regular office hours.
Fall Payment Plan:
The Tuition and Board are broken into 4 payments. The first payment plus the fees for the semester are due at registration. The remaining 3 payments will be due the first of each ensuing month.
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Semester Rate Each of 4 Payments
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Semester
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Monthly
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Average Tuition for Semester (16 Credit Hours)
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$1600
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$400
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Fall Semester Dorm Average (Sept.-Dec.)
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$1,125
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$250
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Example of payment at registration for a full-me student with a car.
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Dorm Student
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Commuter Student
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Tuition (September)
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$400
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$400
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Room and Board (September)
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$250
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n/a
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Application Fee
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$45
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$45
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Registration Fee
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$125
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$125
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Student Fee
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$25
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$25
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Car Registration Fee
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$75
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$75
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Registration Payment Due
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$920
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$670
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Due First of Each Month
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October 1
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$650
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$400
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November 1
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$650
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$400
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December 1
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$650
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$400
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Spring Payment Plan:
The Tuition and Board are broken into 5 payments. The first payment plus the fees for the semester are due at registration. The remaining 3 payments will be due the first of each ensuing month.
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Semester Rate Each of 4 Payments
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Semester
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Monthly
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Average Tuition for Semester (16 Credit Hours)
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$1,600
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$320
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Fall Semester Dorm Average (Jan.-May)
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$1,375
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$250
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Example of payment at registration for a full-time student with a car.
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Dorm Student
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Commuter Student
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Tuition (January)
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$320
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$320
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Room and Board (January)
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$250
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n/a
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Application Fee
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$45
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$45
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Registration Fee
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$125
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$125
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Student Fee
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$25
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$25
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Car Registration Fee
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$75
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$75
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Registration Payment Due
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$840
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$590
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Due First of Each Month
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February 1
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$570
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$320
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March 1
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$570
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$320
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April 1
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$570
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$320
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May 1
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$570
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$320
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Payments may be made in person in the Finance Office, by mail, or by phone using a debit or credit card. We accept cash, checks, money orders, and all major credit cards.
Explanation of Fees
Application Fee
The application fee must accompany each Application for Admission. This is a one-time fee. No application can be processed without payment of the application fee. This fee is non-refundable.
Drop/Add Class Fee
After registration this fee is charged for each class that is dropped or added to their schedule. This must be done within the allotted time allowed.
Dorm Maintenance Fee
This fee is charged to help cover the cost for the upkeep and maintenance of the dormitories due to normal wear and tear. This fee is non-refundable.
Graduation Fee
The Graduation Fee includes the cost of the diploma in a presentation folder, invitations, and rental of the cap and gown. This is a mandatory fee for all graduates.
Late Registration Fee
A late registration fee is charged to any student failing to register for classes by the close of the day on the last day of registration.
Late Payment Fee
A late payment fee will be assessed if the account is not current by the 10 th of each month. This includes any past due amount.
Returned Check Fee
The Finance Office charges this fee for any check that is returned due to insufficient funds.
Student Health Insurance
All dormitory students must have health insurance. If they are not covered under a policy of their own or their parents they must purchase the Student Health Insurance provided through the college.
Student Services Fee
The student services fee covers the matriculation cost, student activities, mail key and services, and the Student I.D. card. This fee is due at the beginning of each semester and is non-refundable.
Transcript Fee
This fee is charged when an official copy of a student's transcript is requested.
Miscellaneous Expenses
Textbooks may be purchased in the campus bookshop. Books may not be billed to a student's tuition account. Textbook costs range from $300 to $400 per semester. Students should be also prepared to cover the cost of class supplies, laundry, and personal incidental expenses.
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