Affordability

Choosing a Presbyterian College education isn’t just a decision for today; it’s an investment in your future. The value you gain during your time at PC will continue to shape your personal and professional life long after graduation.

You’re probably not even thinking about graduating, but when you do earn your PC degree, you’ll be ready: Our graduates are known for their strong foundation, adaptability, and readiness to excel in their chosen fields. In fact, over the last six years, 97% of PC graduates were either employed or in graduate school within six months of graduation.

We make a PC education affordable by investing a considerable amount of financial assistance. Why? We believe cost should not keep students from choosing the right college for them.

A private scholarship is a financial award given to students by organizations, foundations, businesses, or individuals not directly affiliated with PC. Your teachers guidance counselors, church members, community leaders, and others you know may be able to recommend private scholarships for you.

These scholarships are typically awarded based on various criteria such as:

• Academic achievement
• Community involvement
• Leadership
• Talents
• Career aspirations
• Or demographic background

There are ways that you can help pay for your PC education:

• Student Employment: As a PC student, you could be eligible to work on campus.
• Student Loans: The federal government offers loans with low interest and fixed rates that you can pay back after you graduate.
• Parent Loans and Private Loans: The federal government also offers loans with low interest and fixed rates for parents of students.
• Payment Plans: As a PC student, you’ll have the option to pay your tuition and fees with a monthly payment plan while you’re in school.

On average, students receive $37,000 in federal, state, institutional, and private funds.

*Based on an 88% knowledge rate.