Cost & Financial Aid at Legacy Bible Institute
Legacy Bible Institute is committed to making biblical education accessible and affordable. The cost per student is $300 per week, which translates to $4,800 for the first semester (16 weeks), $5,700 for the second semester (19 weeks) and $10,500 for the whole year. However, through generous scholarships, sponsorships, and work-study options, most students can significantly reduce or even fully cover their expenses.
Financial Support Options
- Scholarships – Generous funding from Upward Bound Youth, the Apostolic Christian Church Foundation, and private donors can cover up to 100% of tuition, depending on financial need and availability.
- Sponsorships – Students are encouraged to raise at least $70 per week through fundraising and sponsorships, which helps them to be more invested in their own education.
- Internship Program – Students can work off their financial contribution through a UBY internship.
- Interest-Free Loans – May be available for those who need additional support.
Scholarship Requirements
To maintain their scholarship, students must demonstrate commitment and diligence by meeting the following academic and participation standards:
- 100% completion of all Bible readings
- 95% attendance (excluding excused absences)
- 70% or higher in:
- Classroom participation
- Praxis (hands-on ministry training)
- Mentoring engagement
- Topical assignments
- Study journals (submitted weekly)
Additional Opportunities
- Extra Credit – Students can submit Reflection Blogs or receive discretionary extra credit from instructors with approval from the Director of Education.
- Legacy is dedicated to equipping students without financial barriers standing in the way. With a strong work ethic and commitment to growth, students can receive significant financial aid while investing in their education and ministry preparation.
Applying for Scholarship
To apply, complete the general enrollment application first, followed by the scholarship application. Scholarships are awarded based on financial need, application submission date, academic diligence, and a strong interest in future ministry. These are granted on a semester-by-semester basis, with continued eligibility reviewed after the first semester.