Financial Aid

Pacific Bible College processes Federal Pell Grants. Pacific Bible College also has a small internal General Scholarship. Please see the Federal Pell Grant section and the General Scholarship section for additional information.

Federal Student Aid (Title IV) funds are distributed by the U.S. Department of Education. Title IV Funds include Federal Pell Grants, Federal Work-Study (FWS) funds, Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) funds, the Teacher Education Assistance for College and Higher Education (TEACH) funds, and Federal Direct Loan Program.

Pacific Bible College participates in the Title IV Federal Pell Grant Program. Pacific Bible College is authorized by the U.S. Department of Education to receive and distribute Title IV Pell Grant funding.

Please note: Pacific Bible College does not participate in the Federal Direct Loan Program.

Pacific Bible College’s Federal School Code is 04251300.

Use the Net Price Calculator to determine the affordability of your associate’s degree or certificate from Pacific Bible College. Instructions: Click on OK, then read the disclosure and click on ‘I Agree’ to move forward with the Net Price Calculator.

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For details about eligibility and how to complete your FAFSA, please select “How to Apply: 2023-2024”.

For details about eligibility and how to complete your 2022-2023 FAFSA, view this document: 2022-2023 How To Complete 22-23 FAFSA.*

For details about eligibility and how to complete your 2023-2024 FAFSA, view this document: 2023-2024 How To Complete 23-24 FAFSA.*

*Please note that Pacific Bible College does not presently participate in the Federal Direct Loan Program.

If a student’s income has significantly changed impacting their ability to pay for college (for example: Job loss or layoff due to COVID, etc.) the Financial Aid Coordinator may exercise Professional Judgment by performing a needs analysis to account for extenuating circumstances not addressed in the original FAFSA®. For more information about Professional Judgments, please see the Financial Aid Coordinator.

When a student applies for a Free Application for Financial Student Aid (FAFSA), some students do not qualify because they made too much money to qualify for a Pell Grant. FAFSA pulls information from 2 years prior, so if that student has had a job change and their income is significantly less than it was on the tax forms used for their FAFSA, the Financial Aid Coordinator can perform what is called a “Professional Judgement”. A Professional Judgment is a process Financial Aid offices perform that provides the ability to make adjustments to information provided by students in their Free Application for Financial Student Aid (FAFSA) applications. Professional Judgements are reserved for Special Circumstances that affect the student’s financial situation (such as a job loss/layoff), and for Unusual circumstances that affect the student’s dependency status (such as parental abandonment, etc.). Pacific Bible College’s Financial Aid Coordinator is authorized to perform Professional Judgements for students. If you are in a situation that affects your financial situation or dependency status, please contact the Financial Aid Coordinator.

For information on how to apply for a Pell Grant, please see the Student Catalog & Handbook.

General Scholarship Fund

The General Scholarship Fund (GSF) is an internal needs-based scholarship. Students must be enrolled in at least 6 (six) semester credits in the term in which they apply. GSF may NOT be used for Audit/Self–Enrichment classes. High school juniors and seniors are not eligible for GSF. The GSF may be applied to tuition only.

For more information on the GSF, please see the Student Catalog & Handbook.