The best option for studying at Hartland is to recruit a financial sponsor who can cover the student’s tuition, room, and meal charges. Payment plans can also be set up with the financial advisor.

The Work Education Scholarship (WES) program is designed for students with a high work ethic and exemplary work performance. This limited scholarship program is awarded to qualifying students who also demonstrate a financial need. This scholarship program offers the student the opportunity to participate in the Work Education program during all the breaks (minus two weeks per year for vacation), for a total of 19.5 weeks of break time per year with a commitment of 36 hours per week, thus fulfilling a total of 700 hours of Work Education during the breaks in addition to the 120 hours per school term. A student may participate in the Work Education program during the breaks up to 40 hours per week, thus completing the 700 hours in less than 19.5 weeks. This scholarship program covers 50% of the total cost of tuition, room, and meals. The student needs to pay the remaining 50% of the total cost of tuition, room, and meals. To remain eligible for this program, the student needs to maintain a general GPA of 2.5 or higher and a Work Education GPA of 3.0 or greater. Applications are limited and tied to openings available in the Work Education Department. Students enrolled in the Work Education Scholarship program must pay $1,000 at registration each quarter and an additional $1,695 during the term. WES students will not be charged room and board during the breaks if they fulfill the required full-time Work Education hours and attend chapel services. This charge does not include the health fee or the technology fee, which are currently $60 per month. If a Work Education Scholarship program student desires to work off campus during the breaks, participate in a non-required canvassing program, or in any other activity other than fulfilling the Work Education hours on campus, they may request permission to do so. The student would need to inform the Business Office, Work Education coordinator, and in the case of international students, the SEVIS officer, in advance to receive approval of this request. Opting out of the Work Education Scholarship commitment during the breaks would naturally imply that the student is choosing to forfeit the remaining 33% scholarship award or the prorated amount for the number of weeks or days they decide to do otherwise.