Financial Aid
At Corban University, your education is more than a degree—it’s preparation for a life of eternal impact. With generous financial aid, we’ll help make this Christ-centered journey not only possible, but affordable.
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$9,000+
guaranteed scholarship for every new on campus undergraduate student
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99%
of Corban’s on campus undergraduate students receive financial aid
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$13m
awarded each year in Corban scholarships and grants
2025-2026 Cost Breakdown
For on campus undergraduate students:
Tuition (12-18 credits)
$37,916
Food & Housing
$12,694
First Year Fees
$1,505
Total Sticker Price
$51,940
Average cost per year for Corban students: $25,525
Don’t get stuck on the sticker price! Remember that scholarships and grants will bring down the total cost, making a private college education more affordable than you may think.
On average, Corban students pay less than half of the advertised cost!
source: College Scorecard
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3x
the amount of institutional aid awarded by private universities compared to public universities
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$19,053
average Corban aid per student—not including federal grants and loans
Financial Aid Resources
Net Price Calculator
Corban University’s net price calculator helps you get an early estimate of how much financial aid you may qualify for at Corban University and your cost of attendance.
Keep in mind that, while this is a helpful tool as you evaluate college options and potential costs, it is not a guarantee of aid. You may receive more or less than what is estimated. It is in your best interest to wait until you receive your official financial aid offer before you decide where to attend college.
College Scorecard
College Scorecards in the U.S. Department of Education’s College Affordability and Transparency Center make it easier for you to compare your college options in categories like average cost, graduation rates, student loan debt, and more. You can use the College Scorecard to find out more about affordability and value so you can make more informed decisions about which college to attend.
Can I afford a Corban education?
We’re here to tell you that you can—and we’ll help you along the way. With federal and state scholarships and grants, Corban aid, and outside scholarships, there are many options to cover the cost of your college education. Start with these important steps:
1. Apply to Corban University
One of the most significant sources of funding you can receive is institutional aid, and many of these scholarships and grants are awarded automatically when you apply. Submitting your completed application to Corban is the best way to learn exactly what Corban can offer you.
2. Apply for Corban Scholarships
While many Corban scholarships are awarded automatically (such as academic scholarships), others require an application. Check to make sure you’ve applied for every scholarship for which you might qualify.
3. Submit Your FAFSA
File the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) every school year. The FAFSA will help determine state and federal grants as well as federal loans. In addition, Corban uses the FAFSA to help determine the awarding of Corban grants.
Corban’s FAFSA Code is 001339.
4. Apply for More Scholarships
Hundreds of Corban students have received additional funds from private scholarships. Begin by searching for scholarships awarded at the local, state, and regional level, including those awarded based on special hobbies, interests, life circumstances, or affiliations.
Corban students graduate with 33% less debt than the national average.
Typical debt for Corban grads^
$22,625
national average student debt for private universities*
$33,800
source: ^College Scorecard, *College Board
What is the value of a Corban education?
At Corban, you’ll experience the difference a Christ-centered education makes in every class and conversation. Not only does a Corban education prepare you academically and practically to do the work God has called you to do. It also helps you develop a biblical perspective of what it means to live for Christ in every area of your life.
Employers love hiring Corban grads because of their dedication, integrity, and competence, and Corban grads get accepted to top graduate, law, and medical schools every year.
You’ll graduate ready to step confidently into God’s plan for you, with:
- Academic knowledge and practical experience to bring competence to your career field
- An accredited college degree and a Bible minor
- A network of mentors and friends who encourage you to pursue Christ daily
- A worldview based on the truths of Scripture that helps you navigate your career and life as a Christ follower
85% of Corban graduates earn their degree in four years.
While many college students take five or even six years to earn a bachelor’s degree, at Corban we work closely with each student to help you graduate on time, save on tuition, and make a difference!
Questions? We’re here to help!
Reach out to your admissions counselor, who can walk you through options and resources, or contact financial aid for specific questions about your financial aid offer.