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Even with relatively low tuition and other charges, the cost of a college and university education can be a financial burden. The primary purpose of financial aid is to provide financial assistance to Living University students who, without such aid, would be unable to attend the University. The primary responsibility for assuming the cost of a university education lies with students and often their  families. As a church-related institution the University seeks to assist qualified students affiliated with the Living Church of God in meeting educational expenses through its Regents Scholarships.

Regents Scholarships

A Regents Scholarship, which applies to tuition but not fees, consists of a tuition reduction as set forth below. Verification of eligibility may be required. An individual qualifying for one or more of these benefits may choose the one which is most advantageous to him or her. Awards of not more than 50% of tuition charges can be made for audit registrations. Withdrawing from a course up to and including the 10% or 25% point of a semester, or other term, requires full repayment of Regents Scholarship funds.

  1. Individuals formally classified by the Living Church of God as Coworkers and Prospective Members, an award of 25% of tuition charges for courses taken for credit or as an audit.

  2. Living Church of God members, their spouses, and their dependent children under the age 22, an award of 50% of tuition charges for courses taken for credit or as an audit.

  3. Living Church of God elders, deacons and deaconesses, including their spouses and their dependent children under the age 22, an award of 75% of tuition charges for courses taken for credit.

  4. Living Church of God members currently contributing to the Living Church of God Assistance Fund, including their spouses and their dependent children under the age 22, an award of 75% of tuition charges for courses taken for credit.

  5. Part-time employees of the Living Church of God and their spouses, an award of 100% of tuition charges for courses taken for credit.

  6. Full-time employees of the Living Church of God, their spouses, and their dependent children under the age 22, an award of 100% of tuition charges for courses taken for credit. In the case of the death of a full-time employee this includes the surviving spouse.

Questions concerning applicability, eligibility or other details about a Regent's Scholarship should be directed to the Registrar at registrar@livinguniv.com.

Loans

Living University does not participate in student loan programs.

Outside Agencies and Resources

Students are encouraged to utilize the Internet when investigating possible financial resources for attending college and university. Some financial aid websites containing information about grants, loans, work programs and scholarships are listed below:

Nondiscriminatory Notice

Living University admits students of any race, color, and national or ethnic origin. It does not unlawfully discriminate on the basis of any status or condition protected by applicable federal or state law in the administration of its educational policies, financial assistance, admission, employment, educational programs or activities.

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