FAQs
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Tuition at Pursuit College is $4,500 per year ($1,500 per quarter). Books and mission trip fees are additional. Payment options include full payment, quarterly or monthly installments, or through customized payment plans as needed.
Degree-seeking students can dual-enroll in our cohort program with Faith International University (FIU) to earn an accredited bachelor’s degree in two years. FIU tuition is separate, approximately $5,800 for year one and $7,600 for year two, including tuition and fees that is payable directly to FIU. Federal Financial Aid and Pell Grants are available for FIU-enrolled students.
For dual-enrolled students with no prior learning, the total cost for an accredited bachelor’s degree through Pursuit College and FIU is approximately $22,400.
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Pursuit College is not accredited but maintains an articulation agreement with Faith International University (FIU), an accredited institution. FIU recognizes up to 45 quarter credit hours from our program toward an undergraduate degree or 16 quarter credit hours toward a graduate degree.
Additionally, students in the cohort program can earn up to 70 credits through FIU’s accelerated pathway, which includes learning assessments and credit for ministry experience gained at Pursuit College. For more details on the cohort program, click here.
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Through our cohort partnership with Faith International University (FIU), degree-seeking students can earn an accredited bachelor’s degree in two years by completing courses at Pursuit College and online courses through FIU. Available degrees include Leadership, Religion, Education, Counseling Psychology, and Business. Eligible students may also pursue master’s or doctoral degrees.
Non-degree-seeking students gain valuable ministry skills, spiritual formation, and practical experience within a thriving church community. Completion of Pursuit College’s two-year program may lead to ministerial licensure, ordination, a ministry placement internship, or potential employment opportunities.
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Pursuit College operates from September to June on a quarter system, blending in-class learning with applied ministry within and through the life of the Church.
The weekly schedule includes:
Three days of classes
One day of weekly outreach
A full day of leading and serving on Sundays
Three days off for work and study
Study hall and a prayer room are available on days off for students to study and pray together. Online classes may be offered for working adults unable to attend daytime sessions. Audit passes are available for non-enrolled students to attend select courses and special ministry events.
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Yes, students are encouraged to work when their schedule allows as long as they prioritize school and practicum responsibilities.
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We do not currently offer scholarships or financial assistance. If you would like to help start or contribute to a scholarship fund, send us an email to info@pursuitcollege.org.
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Pursuit College is currently in-person only. We will consider adding an online option at a later time.
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Pursuit College does not currently provide student housing. We encourage students to find roommates in our community to make living costs more affordable. If you are interested in a housing option that becomes available, email the school administrator at info@pursuitcollege.org.