Tuition

Tuition is figured by credit hour, at $275 per hour.* Textbooks are not included in the cost of tuition.

The submission of an enrollment form does not register the student for a course. Tuition must be paid in full prior to beginning a course. The enrollment form will be kept on file for a month without receiving payment before it is discarded. After this time, please submit another form. Online courses are not eligible for payment plans.

Taylor University does permit consortium agreements. These agreements are arranged by the student's home institution and state that the home institution will pay Taylor the full cost of tuition. The online course will then be added to the student's semester load with his/her home institution, which allows financial aid to apply to the cost of the course. Students interested in pursuing a consortium agreement should check with the financial aid department of his/her home institution prior to approaching Taylor.

*Tuition rates differ for the Bachelor of Business Administration and Transition to Teaching programs.

Financial Aid

Students who meet the following criteria may be eligible for financial aid:
     • Seeking a degree with Taylor University Online
     • Enrolling in at least six credit hours
     • Taking courses within a semester (fall, spring, or summer)

The first step to receive financial aid is to file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online at www.fafsa.ed.gov. Step six will ask for the school code of the institution the student attends; the Taylor University code is 001838.

Online students are only eligible to receive federal aid including the Federal Stafford Loan and Pell Grant. State aid is not available for online students.

Current students can view personal financial aid information at https://myfa.taylor.edu. The student will need to enter his/her Taylor student ID number and the first eight digits of his/her social security number as the PIN to log in.