Tuition, Room, and Meal Fees
Hartland College seeks to prepare missionaries to transform the world through Jesus Christ. We strive to be diligent stewards of God’s blessings and manage Hartland in such a manner as to provide a high quality education at the most reasonable investment for students. It is our goal that students earn their degree and leave college debt-free.
| Estimate of Investment | Per Term | Yearly (3 terms) |
| Tuition (12 – 18 Credits) | $3,465 | $10,395 |
| Room* | $660 | $1,980 |
| Meals* | $1,265 | $3,795 |
| Technology Fee | $33 | $99 |
| Lab Fee (class dependent) | $44 | $132 |
| Total | $5,467 | $16,401 |
* Room and meals are charged on a school year basis (39 weeks from September to June). Fees for room and meals are due for the same period the student is enrolled while living on campus including breaks. For summer break students may vacate their room and thus not incur room and/or meal charges for the summer. If they remain on campus, they will need to pay the pro-rated rate of their stay.
Married Students
Married students are responsible for finding and maintaining their own housing off campus as no married students’ quarters are available on campus. Charges for married students living off campus and taking a normal load (12–18 credit hours per term):
| Per Term | Yearly | |
| Tuition | $3,465 | $10,395 |
Health Insurance
Students are required to purchase their own medical and dental insurance plans that can be used at a medical/dental facility within 30 miles of Hartland’s campus. Hartland College accepts no responsibility for student health care beyond assistance for minor outpatient care by the campus nurse.
Other Fees and Costs
| Late Registration Fee | $165 |
| Early Leave or Late Arrival | $550 |
| Graduation Fee | $220 |
| Textbooks | $300 per term (estimated) |
| Health Insurance | Per personal plan |
| Personal Items | Per personal budget |
