Disclosures
In compliance with policies established by the U.S. Department of Education, Biola University seeks to offer important disclosure information to our community. See the information below for more details, and contact the Office of Financial Aid if you have any questions.
Financial Aid Handbooks
2024–25
- 2024–25 Financial Aid Handbook — Undergraduate and Teaching Credential Students
- 2024–25 Financial Aid Handbook — Graduate Students
2023–24
- 2023–24 Financial Aid Handbook — Undergraduate and Teaching Credential Students
- 2023–24 Financial Aid Handbook — Graduate Students
Required Disclosures and Additional Information
- Notification of Student Rights
- Equity in Athletics Data Analysis
- Biola 2024–25 Cost of Attendance by Program
- Tuition Refund and Return of Aid Policies
- Satisfactory Academic Progress Policy
- Teaching Credential State Licensure Pass Rates
(For more information, contact Biola's School of Education) - Registered Nurse/NCLEX Licensure Pass Rates
(For more information, contact Biola's Department of Nursing) - Enrolled Students by Gender, Race, Ethnicity and Pell Grant Recipients (Excel Spreadsheet)
- Information Regarding Courses Counting Towards Your Degree
Private Loan Notice
Biola highly encourages you to only borrow a private loan after all other federal student grant and loan options have been exhausted. You may obtain additional information concerning federal student financial assistance from Biola or at the website of the U.S. Department of Education.
Recommended Lender Notice
Biola annually completes a process called Request for Information, or RFI, where private lenders answer specific questions about their loan product, which enables Biola to rate each lender based on their answers, and update our Preferred Lender List for our students to consider and compare lenders.
To be included on our Preferred Lender List, lenders must offer specific benefits to borrowers, such as payment of origination fees on behalf of the student, highly competitive interest rates, excellent customer service to borrowers and/or additional benefits to the borrower. Each lender selected is based solely on the best interest of the borrower and terms/conditions or provisions favorable to the borrower, which are outlined on the "Details" tab of each loan product. Biola does not accept revenue-sharing, compensation agreements, gifts, or trips from any lending institution.
Students who are interested in pursuing a private loan are not required to choose a lender from our Preferred Lender List. Students have the right to choose any private lender they wish, and Biola will work with any lender a student chooses to process his or her student loan. Biola will not cause unnecessary delay in loan certification; however, non-electronic certifications take much longer as they are a manual process.
Most of the lenders on our Preferred Lender List are currently not affiliated with each other.
AB721 Disclosure
In the ever-changing world of higher education, it has become even more important to provide students, families and employees accurate and comprehensive information, so that all people seeking higher education can make wise and informed decisions. In an effort to provide transparent data, and to comply with federal regulations regarding the ease and accessibility of consumer information, Biola has computed some statistics regarding our undergraduate student loan debt. Below, you will see the total and average debt for students who graduated in the 2014–15 school year, and entered as first-time college students.
- First-time Students: 60
- Federal Loans
- Total Principal Borrowed: $12,132,674.00
- Number of Borrowers: 609
- Average Debt per Borrower: $19,922.29
- All Loans
- Total Principal Borrowed: $16,877,732.00
- Number of Borrowers: 609
- Average Debt per Borrower: $27,713.85
AY 2018–19 Undergraduate Conferrals who Continued into a Biola Graduate Program in Spring 2019, Fall 2019 or Spring 2020
| School | Major | |
|---|---|---|
| Cook School of Intercultural Studies | ISMI, Intercultural | 1 |
| Total | 1 | |
| Crowell School of Business | MBAD, Master of Business Admin | 5 |
| MMNP, Master of Mgmt Nonprofit Orgs | 3 |
|
| MPAC, MA of Professional Accountancy | 10 | |
| Total | 17 | |
| School of Education | SEIN, Induction/Clear Credential | 1 |
| SEMB, Single Subject | 2 |
|
| SEMD, Special Education | 1 | |
| SEMM, Multiple Subject | 10 | |
| SEMS, Multiple Subject Credential | 25 |
|
| SEMU, Multiple Subject MAEd | 3 | |
| SEPR, Personalized | 1 | |
| SESB, Single Subject MAEd | 1 | |
| SESD, Prelim Ed Specialist Inst Cred | 3 |
|
| SESS, Single Subject Credential | 12 |
|
| Total | 56 |
|
| School of Science, Technology, & Health | STSL, Speech-Language Pathology | 8 |
| Total | 8 |
|
| Talbot School of Theology | CSCP, Christian Apologetics | 2 |
| TABE, Bible Exposition | 1 |
|
| TACC, Pastoral Care & Couns | 2 |
|
| TACT, Classical Theology | 1 |
|
| TANT, New Testament | 2 |
|
TAPL, Philosophy |
1 |
|
| TAPP, Preaching & Pastoral Ministry | 4 |
|
| TASC, Spiritual Formation/Soul Care | 2 |
|
| TATH, Theology | 1 |
|
| TPCC, Pastoral Care & Couns | 1 |
|
| TPPA, Pastoral/General Ministries | 3 |
|
| Total | 20 |
|
| Grand Total | 102 |