The Administrative  Affairs Department  serves the needs of students and staff. Our financial aid staff, our accounting staff, and our college bookstore staff are all here to help with any issue you confront. We have individuals who are trained in their field and can be of assistance in almost any administrative dealings you have. You are free to call on us anytime and let us show you just how helpful we can be.

There are a number of things we request you to pray about. Primarily the construction of our new library facility and the final accreditation process which is scheduled to be completed in November 2005. There are many details to be worked out so be much in prayer about these two most important projects.

Dr. Ernest Warren
Exec. VP / Dean of Administrative Affairs
ernest.warren@templebaptistcollege.com
(513) 851-3800 (x3016)

GENERAL STATEMENT

Tuition will be kept as low as possible consistent with responsible operation.  Revenue from students does not cover the cost of operations. Temple Baptist College encourages free-will contributions from individuals and churches who desire to have a part in the preparation of young people for effective Christian service in all walks of life.

Student costs as listed are subject to change upon notification by the college.

 REGULAR COLLEGE COSTS (2006-2007)

TUITION                     $220.00/qrt cr.

GENERAL FEES

                      
                             
OTHER FEES

 PAYMENT

All the regular student costs are expected to be paid at the time of matriculation.  If that is not possible, arrangements must be made with the administration before registration day.  Before matriculation can be completed, all fees and at least 1/3 of the tuition MUST be paid.  If a payment plan is devised, a $50 payment plan fee will be charged.  The payments must be paid on time each month.   If the payment is not made on the day due, the student may not enter class until the amount is paid.  The student will not be able to take exams or receive transcripts until all obligations are met.

 REFUND

Withdrawal from individual courses or a complete withdrawal from the College should be initiated by the student through the Registrar’s Office.  Student fees are not refunded but the tuition will be fully refunded if the withdrawal is initiated and approved before classes begin.  Application for these refunds must be made by the student in writing on the prescribed form at the time of withdrawal, otherwise no refund shall be made.  The Registrar must approve all refund applications.  Refunds for course withdrawals are based on the date the withdrawal forms are filed with the Registrar.

Once the quarter has begun, the tuition refund will be made according to the following procedure:

For regular quarters, approved cash refunds shall be made on the following basis:

First Full Week or Less                                      50%

Second Full Week or Less                                  25%

Three Weeks or More                                        No Refund

Students who withdraw from a course or courses and add a different course or courses shall have the full amount of their tuition refund applied to the classes added.  Any excess refund will be given according to the basic college refund policy.  If the faculty or administration changes course offerings, a full refund will be given to the student for those course offerings.

Students on scholarship must pay for any classes they fail to pass.

Veterans receive refunds on a pro rata as required by VA.