Higher education can get expensive, and few people can pay for the full cost out of pocket. For students looking to lower the cost of their education, the two biggest factors are where you attend college and how much financial aid you receive. Our research of the most affordable Christian colleges can help you get connected with lower-cost online options. Most students use financial aid to pay for tuition and related expenses, including federal and state grants, scholarships, work-study jobs, and student loans.
For students looking to lower the cost of their education, the two biggest factors are where you attend college and how much financial aid you receive.
In addition, many students attend a community college to lower the cost of their education. Earning an associate degree, sometimes called a transfer degree, satisfies the first two years of your bachelor's degree at a more affordable tuition rate. Notably, however, the vast majority of community colleges are not Christian colleges, so students may miss out on faith-based experiences at these institutions.