Bannockburn Trinity College
| Tuition - Trinity College | |
| Full-time academic standing begins at 12 credit hours per semester. | |
| Tuition (per hour, 1-11 hours) | $1,350 |
| Tuition, block rate (per semester, 12-18 hours) | $16,199 |
| Tuition Online Course, per hour (not included in the block tuition rate) | $465 |
Tradition Undergrad can take one online section 40/41 course included in block tuition, Additional online section 40/41 course will bill at online tuition rate |
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Each online course will be assessed an online course fee, no matter if in block tuition |
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| Online Course fee, per course | $185 |
| High School Dual Enrollment-Bannockburn campus, per hour | $185 |
| Audit Fee, per hour (UNDG) | $80 |
Full-time students (12+ billable hours) may audit one course at no charge. |
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| Tuition - Accelerated | |
| Credit hours over 18, per hour | $700 |
| Students who declare as Freshman, and qualify for the three-year degree option, will receive a rebate included with financial aid eligibility to be applied towards summer tuition. Rebate does not cover online course fee. For more details email finaid@tiu.edu | |
| Required Fees | |
| Comprehensive Fee - This fee provides access to various services at Trinity, such as student publications, community life opportunities, student organization/leadership development, and technological advances. | |
Full-time students (12+ hours) |
$450 |
Part-time students (1-11 hours) |
$225 |
| International Student Service Fee - This fee provides non-immigration regulation advisement, transition assistance, and special community life opportunities for international students (F-1 and J-1 visa holders). | $65 |
| Room & Board | |
| Residence Hall | |
| Madsen Hall | |
Single |
$3,300 |
Double |
$2,600 |
| Johnson Hall | |
Single |
$3,425 |
Double |
$2,900 |
| Trinity Hall | |
Single |
$3,650 |
Double with Living Room |
$2,925 |
Double without Living Room |
$2,700 |
| May Term Room (Double), Summer 2021 | $145/per.wk |
| Meal Plans - per semester (The deadline for meal plan changes is the end of the add/drop period for fall and spring semesters) | |
240 meal plan with $100 Munch Points |
$2,560 |
210 meal plan with $50 Munch Points |
$2,290 |
140 meal plan with $25 Munch Points |
$1,670 |
| A block 10 is available to students in Senior Privileged Housing, apartment residents, and commuters. This option is not a plan, so it does not satisfy the spring roll over benefit. The cost is $105. | |
| Meals are tied to your student ID card, which must be presented to gain entrance into Hawkins Hall or to make a purchase at Fresh. Block meal plans cannot be shared or used by another student. With a purchase of a Spring plan, unused Fall plan meals can roll into Spring. Please note all meals expire at the end of Spring. Munch Points do not roll into another semester. | |
| Academic Fees | |
| Course Fees - When students register for any of the following courses they will be charged the corresponding fee: | |
Clinical Practice Fee (Student Teaching) |
$281 |
Science/Health Lab Fee |
$185 |
CM Integrative Seminar Fee |
$65 |
Selected HPW Course Fee |
$55 |
Graphic Design Supply Fee |
$90 |
Graphic Design Computer Laboratory Fee |
$90 |
Math Computer Fee |
$55 |
| Music Fees: | |
| Private Music Lessons - nonrefundable after the first lesson. | |
Half-hour lesson (1 credit hour) |
$440 |
One-hour Lesson (2 credit hours) |
$880 |
| Jury/Recital Fees | |
Jury (except in MUZ 170 and MUZ 172) |
$27 |
Half Recital |
$80 |
Full Recital |
$105 |
| Voice & Piano Class - MUZ 160, MUZ 161, MUZ 162, MUZ 261, and MUZ 262 | $220 |
| Music Instrument Rental Fee, per semester | $25 |
| Instrumental Techniques Course Fee - MUE 345, MUE 346, MUE 347, and MUE 348 | $55 |
| Other Fees | |
| Enrollment Deposit - Deposit is applied to a student account during the first semester of enrollment. Deposits are fully refundable if Admissions receives notification of cancellation by May 1st (Fall semester) and December 1st (Spring semester). The deposit is only good for the academic year for which originally submitted and will be forfeited if applicants postpone to the following academic year. | $125 |
| New Student Orientation - A one-time fee is charged to all new students to cover expenses of mailings, printing, and events that introduce students to the college and the area, regardless of NSO participation. | $135 |
| Athletic Apparel & Transportation Fee - A fee is charged once per year to all student athletes. | $300/sport |
| Credit by Exam Fee, per hour - For each course in which a credit examination is administered, a charge will be made in lieu of tuition. Payment must be made in advance of exam. | $25 |
| Education Clinical Practice Fee - Required test fee for licensure in Illinois. Charged in the semester of student teaching. | $300 |
| Transcripts - All transcripts are sent electronically or via U.S. mail. If other service is requested (e.g. FedEx) there will be an additional charge. For more information: http://www.tiu.edu/transcripts/. | $8/ea. |
| Vehicle Registration - Students need to register their vehicles with Campus Security, there is no charge for vehicle registration or campus parking. Not displaying permit will result in fines. | |
| Prior Learning Assessment Fee | |
Per credits petitioned |
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1-4 credit hours $235 5-9 credit hours $390 10+ credits $575 |
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The university reserves the right to modify all financial policies without notice.
Bannockburn TEDS and TGS
| Bannockburn - TEDS Masters | |
| TEDS Master’s full-time academic standing begins at 10 hours per semester. | |
| TEDS Masters tuition (including Distance Education courses), per hour | $720 |
| TEDS Languages (undergraduate credits), per hour | $720 |
| Audit Fee, per hour (MA) | $85 |
Full-time students (10+ billable hours) may audit one course at no charge. |
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| Bannockburn - TGS Masters | |
| TGS Master’s full-time academic standing begins at 9 hours per semester. | |
| TGS Masters tuition (MA/BE and MA/L), per hour | $720 |
| Bannockburn - Doctoral | |
| Doctoral full-time academic standing begins at 9 hours per semester. | |
| Doctor of Ministry, including Korea, per hour | $615 |
| PhD, per hour (including Distance Education courses) | $845 |
| Audit Fee, per hour (DMin) | $325 |
| Audit Fee, per hour (DMin/DMiss graduates) | $140 |
| Audit Fee, per hour (PhD) | $195 |
Full-time Doctoral students (9+ billable hours) may audit up to the same number of audit hours (MA/PhD courses) they are taking for credit. Note that 8000 level courses follow program enrollment. |
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| Required Fees | |
| Comprehensive Fee - This fee provides access to various services at Trinity, such as student publications, community life opportunities, student organization/leadership development, and technological advances. | |
TEDS Master's students |
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Full-time students (10+ hours) |
$250 |
Part-time students (5-9 hours) |
$125 |
TGS Master's students |
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Full-time students (9+ hours) |
$250 |
Part-time students (5-8 hours) |
$125 |
Academic Doctoral students |
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Full-time students (9+ hours) |
$250 |
Part-time students (5-8 hours) |
$125 |
| International Student Service Fee - This fee provides non-immigration regulation advisement, transition assistance, and special community life opportunities for international students (F-1 and J-1 visa holders). | $65 |
| Academic Doctoral Activity Fee - This fee is for the doctoral retreat and other professional development opportunities. | $45 |
| Room & Board | |
| Residence Halls - per semester | |
Owens 700 A |
$3,185 |
Owens 700 B |
$2,865 |
Owens 700 C |
$3,070 |
Owens 800-900 A |
$2,520 |
Owens 800-900 B |
$2,230 |
Owens 800-900 C |
$2,430 |
| Monthly Rental Rates for On-campus Apartments | |
Trinity Hall - Efficiency |
$815 |
North-South Apartments - 1 bedroom |
$955 |
Ludwigson - 2 bedrooms |
$1,225 |
Ludwigson - 3 bedroom |
$1,395 |
Apartments A, B, C - 1 bedroom |
$975 |
Apartments D, E, F - 2 bedrooms |
$1,150 |
Gunderson - Efficiency |
$735 |
Gunderson - 2 bedrooms |
$1,055 |
| Contact the Graduate Housing Office for further details: 847-317-4029. | |
| Meal Plans - per semester (The deadline for meal plan changes is the end of add/drop period for fall and spring semesters) | |
240 meal plan includes $100 munch points |
$2,560 |
210 meal plan includes $50 munch points |
$2,290 |
140 meal plan includes $25 munch points |
$1,670 |
| The block 10 is available to students in Senior Privileged Housing, apartment residents, and commuters for $105 | |
| Meals are tied to your student ID card, which must be presented to gain entrance into Hawkins Hall or to make a purchase at Fresh. Block meal plans cannot be shared or used by another student. Fall meals can roll into Spring, with the purchase of a Spring meal plan. Please note all meals expire at the end of the Spring semester. Points do not roll into another semester. | |
| Academic Fees | |
| Capstone Extension and Continuation Status Fees | |
| Capstone Extension and Continuation Status fees are assessed each semester based on a student’s academic status. These fees are assessed in addition to any tuition costs. Details relative to assessment are found in the Handbook of the respective programs (Master’s, DMin, PhD). See also “Active and Inactive Student Status”; and “Capstone Extensions and Fees” in the Academic Life section of this Catalog. | |
| Master's Level Fees | |
| $55 | |
Continuation Fees, per semester - A student is in continuation status when a student’s program statute of limitation has expired and a program extension has been granted. This status continues until the student graduates, whether or not the student is enrolled in course work. |
$380 |
Reactivation Fee - Charged to students rendered inactive who are granted readmission. Students who appropriately withdraw and reapply are not subject to this fee. |
$200 |
| PhD - Level Fees | |
| PhD/EDS and PhD/ICS students are charged continuation fees in the following situations: | |
1. When candidacy has not been achieved within five years of matriculation for the EDS participants and four years for the ICS participants (assessed for each successive semester not enrolled for courses, excluding summer, until candidacy is certified.) |
$845 |
2. When an extension beyond the seven years from matriculation is granted by the Academic Doctoral Committee (assessed for each successive semester not enrolled for courses, excluding summer). |
$845 |
| PhD/THS students are charged continuation fees in the following situations: | |
1. When enrolled for Private Study (— 9011). |
$845 |
2. When enrolled for Dissertation Extension (— 9992). This fee is assessed for each successive semester, excluding summer, until the dissertation is completed, defended, and accepted by the library. |
$845 |
3. Upon failure to enroll for course work, Private Study, or Dissertation Research/Extension. This fee is assessed for each successive semester not enrolled, excluding summer semester, and is charged retroactively. |
$845 |
| Doctor of Ministry Fees | |
Program Project Fee - Students will be instructed by the DMin Office concerning registration for their major project credits. Students will be charged for 9 credit hours at current DMin tuition rate. |
$615 |
Continuation Fee, per semester -Upon completion of their course work, students may choose to register for continuation status if they are not actively working on their major project. Continuation status will not be available after six years of DMin enrollment, commencing with the first six months of study. |
$615 |
Program Extension Fee, per 6 months; limited to two 6-month periods |
$615 |
Program Reactivation Fee - if a student has completed coursework and is not enrolled through project, continuation or extension for one 6-month period or more, they may be charged a one-time activation fee to reengage the program. |
$1,000 |
| Other Fees | |
| Enrollment Deposit - Deposit is applied to a student account during the first semester of enrollment. Deposits are fully refundable if Admissions receives notification of cancellation by July 1st (Fall semester) and December 1st (Spring semester). The deposit is only good for the academic year for which originally submitted and will be forfeited if applicants postpone to the following academic year. | $125 |
| New Student Orientation Fee - A one-time fee is charged to all new students to cover expenses of mailings, printing, and events that introduce students to the University and the area, regardless of NSO participation. | $75 |
| Candidacy Fee - PhD (Educational Studies), PhD (Intercultural Studies), and PhD (Theological Studies) | $200 |
| MDiv Vocational and Personality Testing - During the first semester of MDiv studies, a one-time fee is assessed for a vocational and personality assessment (PEPQ). This assessment includes two to three individual appointments with the Trinity Counseling Center for an interview and interpretation. Details are provided during New Student Orientation, or MDiv students may contact the Counseling Center directly for arrangements. | $105 |
| Health Sciences Laboratory Fee - Charged at the time of registration for the following courses: BIO 5340, HS 5111, HS 5112, HS 5168, HS 5271, HS 5272, HS 5273, HS 5311, HS 5312, HS 6511, HS 6512 | $185 |
| MA in Mental Health Counseling Major Comprehensive Exam Fee - MA in MHC (and MA in CP) students complete the Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination (CPCE) as part of their program’s major comprehensive exam. The fee is charged to the student’s account at the time that he or she takes the exam and covers a portion of the exam cost. | $40 |
| MA in Teaching Clinical Practice fee- Required test fee for licensure in Illinois. Charged in the semester of student teaching. | $300 |
| Proctoring, per exam - For special administration of any comprehensive examination. | $60 |
| Advanced Standing Exam, per exam | $55 |
| Transcripts - All transcripts are sent electronically or via U.S. mail. If other service is requested (e.g. FedEx) there will be an additional charge. For more information: http://www.tiu.edu/transcripts/. | $8/ea |
| Emotional Intelligence Assessment Fee - Required fee for assessment test used in PT 5100 | $85 |
| Vehicle Registration - There is NO cost for parking permits, but ALL residents and commuters who wish to park their vehicle on campus MUST register their vehicle with Security Services. If a student leaves after the fall semester, they must return the parking permit. Not displaying permit will result in fines. | |
The university reserves the right to modify all financial policies without notice.
Florida Site
| Tuition | |
| Undergraduate Tuition, per hour | $555 |
| TEDS/TGS Tuition, per hour | $720 |
| Audit Fee, per hour (all programs) | $130 |
| Required Fees | |
| Non-refundable Comprehensive Fee - For full-time students, this fee includes four counseling sessions, parking security library service, and ID cards. Part-time students receive all of the above except for counseling service. | |
Full-time students |
$350 |
Part-time students |
$200 |
| International Student Service Fee - This one time fee provides non-immigration regulation advisement, transition assistance, and special community life opportunities for international students (F-1 visa holders). | $150 |
| Academic Fees | |
| IDS 105 Assessment Fee | $35 |
| Undergraduate Challenge Exams - the option of completing elective credits by taking Bible subject exams. | |
Nonrefundable administrative fee, per exam |
$125 |
Charge, per hour |
$125 |
| Undergraduate Prior Learning Assessment (PLA) Petition | |
PLA Administrative fee, non-refundable |
$135 |
PLA, per credit hour |
$135 |
| Educational Technology Fee | $135 |
| MACP Process Group Fee | $150 |
| TEDS/TGS Capstone and Continuation Fees, per semester - Capstone extension and continuation status fees are assessed each semester based on a student's academic status. Details relative to assessment are found the student handbook. | |
| $50 | |
| Continuation Fee - A student is in continuation status when a student’s program statute of limitation has expired and a program extension has been granted. This status continues until the student graduates, whether or not the student is enrolled in class work. | |
First two years, per semester |
$375 |
After two years, per semester |
$600 |
| Other Fees | |
| Transcription Fee, all programs - A per-course and/or exam fee charged to current students for transfer credit evaluation. | $50 |
| Reactivation Fee - Charged to students rendered inactive who are granted readmission. Students who appropriately withdraw and reapply are not subject to this fee. | |
Undergraduate |
$100 |
TEDS/TGS |
$250 |
| Late Registration Fee, nonrefundable | |
Credit hour student |
$105 |
Audit hour student |
$55 |
| Undergraduate Graduation Extension Fee - Students within 15 credit hours of graduation at the time of the graduation deadline expiration may request a six-month extension without submitting to new catalog requirements. | $100 |
| Returned Check Fee - Insufficient Funds | $40 |
| Late Payment Fine - fee will be charged for any payment received more than ten days late. | $45 |
| Withdrawal Fee, per course | $80 |
| Administrative Withdrawal Fee | $130 |
| Transcripts - All transcripts are sent via U.S. mail. If other service is requested (e.g. FedEx) there will be an additional charge. For more information: http://www.tiu.edu/transcripts/. | |
Official Transcript - processed within 5-10 business days |
$5 |
Official Transcript, rush request - processed within 3 business days |
$15 |
The university reserves the right to modify all financial policies without notice.
Trinity Law School
| Tuition | |
JD Tuition, per unit |
$1035 |
MLS, per credit |
$750 |
Audit Fee, per course |
$325 |
| Fees | |
Admission Application Fee |
$35 |
Tuition Deposit |
$100 |
Add/Drop Fee |
$40 |
Late Registration Fee - charged after the 1st day of the semester. |
$200 |
Late Payment Fee |
$40 |
Failure to Finalize Payment Arrangements Fine |
$200 |
Return Check Fee |
$15 |
Graduation Application Fee |
$225 |
Examsoft and JD Academic Support Fee |
$200 |
Academic Support Fee Flex (Non-refundable) |
$800 |
SBA or Student Life Fee |
$50 |
MLS Academic Support Fee |
$25 |
| The university reserves the right to modify all financial policies without notice. | |
Schedule of Charges by Program
| Schedule of Charges - JD Program | |
| Period of Attendance - Full time semester | |
| Tuition | |
Units |
15 |
Rate per Unit |
$1035 |
Total Tuition |
$15,525 |
| Fees | |
SBA |
$50 |
Examsoft |
$200 |
Total Fees |
$250 |
| Total Semester Charges | $15,775 |
| Entire JD Program | |
| Tuition | |
Units |
90 |
Rate per Unit |
$1,035 |
Total Tuition |
$93,150 |
| Fees | |
SBA |
$300 |
Examsoft |
$1,200 |
Graduation Fee |
$225 |
Total Fees |
$1,725 |
| Total Program Charges | $94,875 |
| Schedule of Charges - JD Flex Program | |
| Period of Attendance - Full time semester | |
| Tuition | |
Units |
9 |
Rate per Unit |
$1,035 |
Total Tuition |
$9,315 |
| Fees | |
SBA |
$50 |
Flex Fee |
$800 |
Total Fees |
$850 |
| Total Semester Charges | $10,165 |
| Entire JD Flex Program | |
| Tuition | |
Units |
90 |
Rate per Unit |
$1,035 |
Total Tuition |
$93,150 |
| Fees | |
SBA or Student Life |
$300 |
Examsoft |
$800 |
Graduation Fee |
$225 |
Flex Fee |
$1,600 |
Total Fees |
$2,925 |
| Total Program Charges | $96,075 |
| Schedule of Charges - MLS Program | |
| Period of Attendance - Full time semester | |
| Tuition | |
Units |
6 |
Rate per Unit |
$750 |
Total Tuition |
$4,500 |
| Fees | |
Academic Support |
$50 |
Total Fees |
$50 |
| Total Semester Charges | $4,550 |
| Entire MLS Program | |
| Tuition | |
Units |
30 |
Rate per Unit |
$750 |
Total Tuition |
$22,500 |
| Fees | |
Academic Support |
$250 |
Graduation Fee |
$225 |
Total Fees |
$475 |
| Total Program Charges | $22,975 |
Notice regarding the Student Tuition Recovery Fund:
You must pay the state-imposed assessment for the Student Tuition Recovery Fund (STRF) if all of the following applies to you:
1. You are a student in an educational program, who is a California resident, or are enrolled in a residency program, and prepay all or part of your tuition either by cash, guaranteed student loans, or personal loans, and
2. Your total charges are not paid by any third-party payer such as an employer, government program or other payer unless you have a separate agreement to repay the third party.
You are not eligible for protection from the STRF and you are not required to pay the STRF assessment if either of the following applies:
1. You are not a California resident, or are not enrolled in a residency program, or
2. Your total charges are paid by a third party, such as an employer, government program or other payer, and you have no separate agreement to repay the third party.”
The State of California created the STRF to relieve or mitigate economic losses suffered by students in educational programs who are California residents or are enrolled in a residency programs attending certain schools regulated by the Bureau for Private Postsecondary and Vocational Education.
You may be eligible for STRF if you are a California resident or are enrolled in a residency program, prepaid tuition, paid the STRF assessment, and suffered an economic loss as a result of any of the following:
1. The school closed before the course of instruction was completed.
2. The school's failure to pay refunds or charges on behalf of a student to a third party for license fees or any other purpose, or to provide equipment or materials for which a charge was collected within 180 days before the closure of the school.
3. The school's failure to pay or reimburse loan proceeds under a federally guaranteed student loan program as required by law or to pay or reimburse proceeds received by the school prior to closure in excess of tuition and other costs.
4. There was a material failure to comply with the Act or this Division within 30 days before the school closed or if the material failure began earlier than 30 days prior to closure, the period determined by the Bureau.
5. An inability after diligent efforts to prosecute, prove, and collect on a judgment against the institution for a violation of the Act.”
However, no claim can be paid to any student without a social security number or a taxpayer identification number.
Note: Authority cited: Sections 94803, 94877 and 94923, Education Code. Reference: Section 94923, Education Code.
