Graduate and Credential Program Tuition and Fees

As tuition has steadily increased at many colleges and universities around the country, California Baptist University has chosen to hold the line as much as possible. As a result, our costs remain lower than a significant number of private schools. At CBU, we believe a college education should be affordable, and by keeping tuition costs as low as possible while enabling graduate students to secure generous financial aid, we’ve remained within reach of many public institutions of higher education. Today, more and more students are able to enjoy the quality education provided at California Baptist University. That’s a legacy we’re proud of.

Graduate and Credential
Costs and Financial Information
2009/2010 Academic School Year

 

 Graduate Programs  Tuition
 Athletic Training  $464 per unit
 Business Administration                     $535 per unit
 Counseling Ministry  $565 per unit
 Counseling Psychology  $565 per unit
 Disability Studies  $464 per unit
 Education/Credential  $464 per unit
 English  $464 per unit
 Forensic Psychology  $565 per unit
 Kinesiology  $464 per unit
 Music  $464 per unit
 Nursing *  $560 per unit
 Public Administration   $475 per unit

 

 

Traditional undergraduate courses numbered #0 – 499 $841 per unit

Degree Completion courses numbered #0 – 499 $455 per unit

 * For pre-licensure courses, additional lab and equipment fees will apply along with a program fee of $1,100 per semester.

 

 Non-Refundable FeesTuition 
 Application Fee $45 one-time fee
 Tuition Deposit (new students only) $100 one-time fee
 General Fee (w/5 or more units) – on campus $255 per semester
 General Fee (w/4 or fewer units) – on campus $125 per semester
 General Fee (with 5 or more units) – off campus $235 per semester
 General Fee (with 4 or fewer units) – off campus $120 per semester 
 Optional Health Information Fee $625 per semester

 

This is not a comprehensive list. For more information on tuition and fees, please see the attached documents below.

Payment Options

1. Payment in full

2. Financial aid (scholarships and loans)

3. Employer reimbursement (check with your employer)

4. Payment plan

The university reserves the right, with or without notice, to change tuition and fees when necessary.