Hartland College does not currently participate in government scholarship or grant programs. The college may occasionally have funding support from private sources available to assist students with their fees. Assistance is awarded on the basis of academics, proven need, worthiness, and commitment to specific service requirements.
A sponsor may cover the cost of attendance for a student. Sponsorship allows a student to devote his/her time to studies and practical training. It also allows students to participate in mission trips or other activities during breaks. Payment plans are set up with the student finance officer in the business office.
The Worthy Student program is designed for students with exceptional work ethic and performance, who demonstrate financial need. The student agrees to work at either Hartland’s canvassing or work education program during all school breaks (minus 2 weeks for vacation), for a total of 20 weeks per year. This program covers 50% of the total cost of tuition, room and board. The student will be required to pay the remaining 50% of the total cost of tuition, room, and board. To remain eligible for this program the student needs to maintain an academic GPA 3.0+ and a Work Education GPA 3.0+. Applications are limited and tied to openings available in the college Work Education department.
The Missionary Training Fund is a loan is for those who would like to be trained in their field of study and is willing to commit to working in a targeted mission field or unentered territory. To qualify for the limited number of loans offered, one must apply and be accepted into this loan program. The recipient is then required to work in the mission field the same number of years he/she studied at Hartland for the loan to be forgiven. If the student decides to pursue further studies, he/she must request and sign a deferral of payment agreement. If the student decides not to work in the mission field or unentered territory, then the entire loan amount must be repaid. The loan covers 50% of the total cost of tuition, room, and board.
Application forms for these scholarship or loan programs are available from the Director of Admissions. Inquire for full terms and conditions.
Hartland College is a division of Hartland Institute of Health and Education, which is a nonprofit corporation owned, operated, and staffed by Seventh-day Adventist lay persons. It is not funded or otherwise supported by any other organization or institution. The capital costs of the institute are derived from gifts, grants, and income generated by various phases of the institute’s programs. Operating funds directly related to the college, comes from student tuition fees. Every attempt is made to keep the cost of attendance at the lowest amount consistent with a quality education.
