2021-2022 Tuition and Fee Rates
While college costs have skyrocketed across the U.S., our aim is to keep CCBC affordable and accessible to students. Our philosophy is to train up men and women in God’s word and see them complete their Bible College program free from any school debt, ready to serve and represent Jesus Christ wherever His Spirit calls them.
Calvary Chapel Bible College does not currently participate in government-funded financial aid programs or guaranteed student loans. Since CCBC is currently pursuing accreditation, the Bible College may be eligible to participate in these programs in the future. However, our commitment to providing affordable biblical higher education will remain one of core values. Information about Payment Plans can be found below.
CCBC does not currently have an OPE ID number.
The following rates are set for the 2021-2022 academic year, and the full-time rates are per semester.
On-Campus Full Time $4400
- Tuition (15-23 Credits) 1950$
- Housing (Standard 3-4 Students) 930$
- Meals (3 per day, 7 days a week) 1300$
- Admin Fee (Parking, Campus Activities, Library & Learning Resources) 220$
On-Campus Program
For students who want a traditional on-campus community
Online Program $130 Per Credit
- Tuition Per Credit 130$
- Admin Fee Per Term (Learning Resources Access to Online Library Resources, Photo ID card if requested–digitally available in the Populi app, Tech fee Web Conferencing, Plagiarism tools, etc. and Online Student Database Management) Non-Refundable 50$
Online Program
Available in 22 states, full programs, 100% Online
How To Pay
Pay on Populi Log into your Populi account Populi account>My Profile>Financial Tab. On the right side you will find two links:
(1) ‘Make a payment’ – Click and it will open a section for you to make your payment or
(2) ‘Someone else paying?’ – Copy this link and email it to anyone who would like to support you by making a payment directly to your account. This link will last for 30 days.
*A 2.5% convenience fee will be added to all card payments. You may pay by cash or check to avoid this fee.
The option to pay online using echeck (ACH) is also available through Populi.
We accept: personal bank checks, cash, or Money Orders. (Remember, do not mail cash!)
Make Payable to “Calvary Chapel Bible College” and include Student’s Full Legal Name and student ID Number.
Mail to:
Student Billing
39407 Murrieta Hot Springs Road
Murrieta, CA 92563.
Please contact the Student Finances Department for more information.
CCBC offers three payment options for your semester expenses. Please review the options below and complete the Intended Payment Method form. When signed the form will be sent automatically to TuitionandFees@calvarychapel.com and a copy will be sent to your email address. We will set up your invoice based on the form, and once it is ready, you can view it in your Populi account. *Payment plans reflect fees for the full-time, on-campus, standard housing plan.
1. One Payment (100%): Paying in full, no plan required:
Fall 2021: All charges for the semester are to be paid or arrangements made on or before August 15, 2021.
Spring 2022: All charges for the semester are to be paid or arrangements made on or before December 15, 2021.
2. Two Payments ($25 plan fee):
Fall 2021: $2100 (tuition and admin fee) due on or before August 15, 2020 and balance of $2300 due on or before October 1, 2020.
Spring 2021: $2100 (tuition and admin fee) due on or before December 15, 2020 and balance of $2330 due on or before February 15, 2021.
Late Payments: If payments are late, a $25 late fee will be added to the account balance.
3. Four Payments ($50 plan fee)
All charges paid in four (4) payments, are to be paid according to contract dates.
25% due in each of 4 consecutive months, from August 15th—November 15th for Fall, from December 15th-March 15th for Spring.
Late Payments If payments are late, a $25 late fee will be added to the account balance.
Withdrawal Policy
Students desiring to withdraw from one or more course(s) are responsible to complete a Course Withdrawal Form and submit it to the Registrar or Online Learning Coordinator. If a student withdraws from a course or school for any reason after the Withdrawal Deadline (see the Academic Calendar) he/she will receive an Unofficial Withdrawal (UW) for the semester. This calculates as an “F”, affecting the student’s grade point average. Withdrawals prior to the withdrawal deadline, or due to illness or emergencies as approved by the Registrar will result in an Official Withdrawal (W) which will not affect the student’s grade point average.
Refund Policy
By end of second week, 70% of Tuition
By end of third week, 60% of Tuition
By end of fourth week, 50% of Tuition
By end of fifth week, 40% of Tuition
Tuition Assistance
CCBC trains students from many different denominations and churches. While our main approach is to offer one low cost of attendance for all students, some financial aid is available on a limited basis for those who demonstrate a need. Additionally, you may be eligible for a Calvary Chapel Pastor & Missionary Scholarship if you or your parent is a full-time pastor, ministry leader, or missionary in a Calvary Chapel ministry. If you believe you qualify for tuition assistance and your general application for admission has been accepted, click the button below to apply. To get more information on the specific eligibility requirements for these financial aid opportunities, please review this document: Scholarship Details PDF. If you additional questions after reviewing the PDF, please contact Student Billing at: tuitionandfees@calvarychapel.com.
Tax Info
As of 2021, Calvary Chapel Bible College has not been independently recognized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) to issue 1098-T forms and does not yet have a federal school code/OPEID number. CCBC is an auxiliary of Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa, a registered 501(c)3 non-profit. While donations are tax-deductible, the costs for attending Calvary Chapel Bible College are not yet generally eligible for a tax deduction. Additionally, payments made to CCBC for a specific student’s tuition cannot be considered donations and therefore cannot be written off as such. CCBC is also unable to provide any tax I.D. numbers. If in doubt, please seek advice from a professional tax preparer.