Reservation Fee

The Reservation Fee is nonrefundable and nontransferable unless the College initiates cancellation of a student’s reservation or prior to commencement of instruction the student submits a written request to the College within three working days of the payment. This fee varies by term.

Fall/Spring Semesters Cost—Fall/Spring
Tuition, Room and Board* Tuition, per credit hour $160.00 Room and Board, per semester 1,675.00 Telephone Services Fee, per semester 100.00 § Conditional Fees* Application Fee (nonrefundable)   First-time student Continuing student Reenrolling student $40.00 no fee 40.00 Reservation Fee (nonrefundable)   6 hours or more 1-5 hours 110.00 55.00 Late Arrival Fee 40.00 Change of Term Fee 25.00 Student Services Fee, per semester (nonrefundable) Residence Hall 280.00 Town   12 or more hours 6-11 hours 1-5 hours 280.00 180.00 35.00		Technology Fee, per semester 50.00 Vehicle Registration† Car—residence hall Car—town student Motorcycle—residence hall Motorcycle—town student Bicycle, per year Late Vehicle Registration Fee 100.00 85.00 50.00 42.50 10.00 15.00 Registration, Records, and Business Office† Change of Course Fee, per course Drop/Add Fee, per course Late Registration Fee Late Test Fee, per test Early or Late Exam Fee, per exam Returned Check Fee PTS Card Purchase Fee (valid June-May) PTS Card Replacement Fee 5.50 5.50 40.00 10.00 10.00 20.00 5.50 5.50 Graduation‡ Master’s degree Doctoral degree Diploma Reorder Fee Late Petition for Graduation Fee 80.00 80.00 20.00 25.00
*Subject to change if necessary. †If applicable, pay fees with Oct. 5 and Feb. 22 payments. ‡Graduation fees: Dec. grads pay with Nov. 30 payment; May grads pay with April 19 payment. §Plus tax

Reservation Fee—Fall/Spring

The spring Reservation Fee for returning students is due December 18, 2009. The fall Reservation Fee is due May 12, 2010, unless the student notifies the Seminary by May 7, 2010, that he is not returning. Students who plan to attend year round and who begin their work in the summer must pay the fall Reservation Fee by Friday, July 31, 2009.

Student Services Fee—Fall/Spring

This fee for residence hall graduate students covers student services and activities such as library, Fine Arts Series, athletic events, and yearbook. The fee for part-time town graduate students taking 1–11 hours does not include Fine Arts Series and yearbook. The Student Services Fee is payable with the first payment of each semester.

Technology Fee—Fall/Spring

All students pay this nonrefundable fee each semester and summer to help cover the cost of technology on campus. Each student, including town students, receives an on-campus e-mail address as well as limited Internet access. Wireless connections in the residence halls and in selected buildings on campus allow students convenient access to these services.

Telephone Services Fee—Fall/Spring

This fee ($100, plus tax, per semester, subject to change) covers phone rental, required maintenance, the ability to receive calls from the residence hall switchboard, on-campus calling, local calls, long-distance calls (400 minutes every 27-30 days), and voice mail. Other long-distance and information calls are billed separately on monthly statements and are due at the same dates as all other charges.

Payment Plan—Fall/Spring

The basic cost for the school term may be paid by the semester. A payment plan of eight payments is also available to students who are U.S. citizens. Payments may be made by check, money order, Visa®, MasterCard®, or Discover®. Payments may be charged automatically to a credit card for students who apply for this service. We are unable to accept postdated checks or to hold checks. All students must pay the Student Services Fee; the Technology Fee; at least one fourth of the semester’s tuition, room and board; and the Telephone Services Fee by Aug. 1 [Jan. 18].

The installment payments are due as follows:

1st payment 2nd payment 3rd payment 4th payment 5th payment 6th payment 7th payment 8th payment

August 1, 2009 October 5, 2009 November 2, 2009 November 30, 2009 January 18, 2010 February 22, 2010 March 22, 2010 April 19, 2010

 

Midterm or final exams may not be taken unless a student’s account is completely up-to-date. Students paying their accounts more than nine days late are charged a $15 late fee. Students with accounts more than ten days in arrears may not be allowed to attend class until their accounts are made current. If after students have missed five class days their accounts are still not current, they may be required to discontinue enrollment.

A Beka Foundation Educational Fund

PTS maintains charges that are among the lowest in the nation; thus in effect, every student enrolled in PTS receives an automatic financial benefit of several thousand dollars.

A Beka Foundation Educational Fund provides low-interest loans to deserving students who need help in financing their seminary education at PTS. Students attending year-round (fall/spring) are eligible to apply for A Beka Foundation loans upon completion of 9 credit hours. Students who meet A Beka Foundation Educational Fund loan requirements may be permitted to borrow up to $4,000 per year for four years. Additional information for this program is available from:

     A Beka Foundation Educational Fund
     P.O. Box 17100
     Pensacola, FL 32522-7100
     U.S.A.

Scholarships

The following scholarships have been made available to Seminary students by individuals wanting to help worthy students who are unable to pay their tuition without financial help. Students may pick up an application at the Business Office. The application deadline is April 10. Students are eligible to receive one scholarship each year (not to exceed $4,000 during four years of attending PTS).

Dr. Lynn Irwin Memorial Scholarship

Scholarships of up to $1,000 each awarded to students of Pensacola Theological Seminary to be applied over one year.

Al and Jackie Thompson Memorial Scholarship

A $1,200 scholarship awarded to a student of Pensacola Theological Seminary to be applied over one year.

Robert “Bob” Evans Memorial Scholarship

A $500 or $1,000 scholarship awarded to a continuing seminary student to be applied over one year.

Summer Semester

Cost—Summer 2009 Tuition, Room and Board* Tuition, per credit hour $ 140.00 Room and Board, daily 20.00 Session I-V (46 days) 920.00 Session I (9 days) 180.00 Session II (9 days) 180.00        July 7 and 8 40.00 Session III (9 days) 180.00 Session IV (9 days) 180.00 Session V (8 days) 160.00 Research Study Fee (6 credits per year) 840.00 † Conditional Fees* Application Fee (nonrefundable)   First-time student Continuing student Reenrolling student $ 40.00 no fee 40.00 Reenrollment Fee (nonrefundable) 40.00 Change of Term Fee 25.00 Reservation Fee (nonrefundable) 45.00 Change of Course Fee, per course 5.50 Drop/Add Fee, per course 5.50 PTS Card Purchase Fee (valid June-May) 5.50 PTS Card Replacement Fee 5.50 Library Fee 30.00 Technology Fee¹, each summer 35.00 Late Registration Fee 25.00 Returned Check Fee 20.00 Early Arrival Fee (per day) 1 day before registration 20.00 2 or more days before registration    (except for Session I) 25.00 Graduation Fee 80.00

*Subject to change if necessary. †$960 beginning Sept., ’09.

Financial Terms—Summer

Tuition, room and board, and fees for the summer program are due before registration. Students are expected to register for all their summer courses at the same time. The student will be charged a $5.50 Drop/Add fee for each course dropped or added after the initial summer registration. Payments for the exact amount may be made by check, money order, Visa®, MasterCard®, or Discover®. It is of great advantage to the student at registration to pay ahead of time. This may be done by mail, online, or upon arrival. (Since there may be miscellaneous charges added after registration, such as PTS Card or drop/add fees, the student is responsible to see that these are paid in order to receive his grade report for that session.) The only exception is full-time Christian workers. (Summer Payment Plan.)

Payment Plan—Summer

This plan is available to Seminary students who work full time in a Christian ministry, are not planning to attend Pensacola Theological Seminary year round, and who register for nine or more credits during the summer (this does not include May or August one-week sessions). All conditional fees and one half the cost of tuition, room and board are to be paid on registration day. The balance of the tuition, room and board is to be paid in four equal payments on the following dates: October 5, November 2 and November 30, 2009; and January 18, 2010. Any payment that is more than nine days late will be charged a $15 late fee each month. Final session grades will be released upon full payment of the extended payment plan.

Technology Fee—Summer

All students pay the nonrefundable Technology Fee each summer to help cover the cost of technology on campus. Each student, including town students, receives an on-campus e-mail address as well as limited Internet access. Wireless connections in the residence halls and in selected buildings on campus allow students convenient access to these services.

One-Week Modules

Cost—One-Week Modules Tuition, Room and Board* Tuition, per credit hour $ 140.00 ‡ Room and Board, one week 150.00 Room and Board, between sessions   Fri. night Sat. night 30.00 30.00 Research Study (6 credits) 840.00 † Conditional Fees* Application Fee (nonrefundable)   First-time student Continuing student Reenrolling student $   40.00 no fee 40.00 Reservation Fee (nonrefundable)   Jan., March, May, Aug., each 15.00 Change of Term Fee 25.00 Early arrival fee, per day   Sun. Sat. no fee 30.00 PTS Card Purchase Fee (valid June-May) 5.50 PTS Card Replacement Fee 5.50     30-day Course Extension Fee 75.00 45-day Course Extension Fee 150.00 Returned Check Fee 20.00 Major Project Copying and Binding Fee 95.00 Major Project Final Copy Extension Fee 150.00

*Subject to change if necessary. †$960 beginning Sept. ’09. ‡$160 per credit starting Jan. ’10.

Miscellaneous Costs

Textbooks, supplies, laundry, and incidentals may total $350–$600 per semester, depending, of course, on the individual student.