2007-2008 Tuition, Room/Board, and Fees (25.08 KB)

2008-2009 Payment Plan (241.43 KB)

One goal of Northland Baptist Bible College is to serve students by offering a quality program at reasonable cost. We trust you will find our financial arrangements acceptable as you consider the value of training in a Christian graduate school. We encourage students to seek financial counsel from the Business Office as soon as they are aware of a need. Northland’s financial procedures are based on the biblical principle of responsible stewardship. Recognizing that our finances must be managed as a sacred trust from God, we desire all students to learn and practice scriptural principles of financial responsibility (1 Cor. 4:7). Freedom from excessive debt through one’s own labor, miraculous answers to prayer (Phil. 4:6, 19), and God’s provision of needed funds help students learn, practice, and build life patterns of financial freedom.

Because debt can be a snare that prohibits or hinders effective Christian service, Northland’s policy is to limit the amount of debt a student may incur while enrolled in the college and graduate programs. This policy precludes the enrollment of students who are currently in debt and lack a detailed debt-retirement plan. Before they are allowed to enroll for another semester, students must have all outstanding Northland bills current.

Before grade transcripts or diplomas can be released, all school bills must be paid. Each transcript request should be made in writing, and anyone requesting a transcript should specify whether an official or an unofficial copy is needed.