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Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate Tuition and Fees
While cost is often a major determining factor in choosing a university, the choice to attend a Christian university that offers an environment based on Christian values and morals, as well as peer and faculty support, is a choice that could positively affect a student for many years to come. The benefits of attending a faith-based university, where you can grow spiritually as well as academically, may be one of the most important decisions you will ever make.
Some type of financial aid is received by 100% of Warner University students. Tuition assistance can also come in the form of student loans and work opportunities.
Costs detailed below do not include financial aid, which often greatly reduces the total cost.
2024 – 2025 Tuition, Housing, Food Service and Fees
Prices are per semester unless otherwise noted.
TUITION | Prices are per semester |
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Full-Time (12-18 credit hours) | $14,416 |
Part-Time (1-11 credit hours) | $830 per credit hour |
HOUSING | |
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Holland Hall (4 BR Suites) | $4000 per semester |
Spencer Hall | $3,600 per semester |
Raines, Fulton, Williams, and House Dorms | $3,600 per semester |
FOOD SERVICES | Prices are per semester |
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Gold Plan (19 meals per week) (For First-Time Students) | $3,155 |
Silver Plan (14 meals per week) | $2,705 |
Bronze Plan (7 Meals per week) (residents of Holland Hall and off-campus students only) | $1,625 |
OTHER FEES | Fees are subject to change without notice |
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Student Action Fee | $200 |
Technology Fee | $200 |
Book Rental Program | $150 (under 12 credit hours) $300 (12 or more credit hours) |
Parking Fee (Commuters) | $100 |
Parking Fee (Residential) | $50 |
Athletic Fee | $400 |
Band Fee | $100 |
RoyalMD | $80 |
Graduation Fee (automatically added upon completion of 100 credit hours) | $75 |
Health Insurance* (*Opt-out available with proof of comparable insurance coverage. | $952.50 |
A Letter from Dr. Hoag Regarding 2024-2025 Tuition and Fees Changes
Dear Warner University students and parents,
We are thankful for a great year we have just had at Warner and we look forward to next year. As we continue to navigate the ever-changing landscape of higher education, I am writing to share some important news regarding tuition and fees for the upcoming academic year.
Due to various factors, including rising operational costs and the ongoing commitment to enhancing our academic programs and student support services, we find it necessary to implement a modest increase in tuition and fees for the next academic year. While we understand that any increase can pose challenges for our students and their families, we want to assure you that this decision was made after careful consideration and with the best interests of our university community in mind.
Despite this adjustment, I want to emphasize that Warner University remains committed to providing an exceptional Christian educational experience at an affordable price. Even with the increase, we are proud to say that we continue to offer one of the best values for private education in Florida. Our dedicated faculty, innovative programs, and supportive learning environment set us apart, and we are confident that the investment in a Warner University education will continue to yield lifelong dividends for our students.
We understand that financial considerations are a significant factor in the college decision-making process, and we want to assure you that we are here to support you every step of the way. Our financial aid office is available to assist you in exploring scholarship opportunities, grants, and other forms of financial assistance to help make your Warner University education accessible and affordable. In addition, we have allocated more than $500,000 for student scholarships next year. We are also committed to maintaining open lines of communication with our students and parents throughout this process. Our student financial services team is always available to assist you with any concerns or inquiries you may have. To find out if you qualify for additional scholarship dollars, please reach out to your academic advisor or coach. We also will be implementing a 12-month payment plan option to help make Warner more affordable.
In closing, I want to thank you for your continued support and understanding as we work together to ensure the continued success and growth of Warner University. We remain dedicated to providing a high-quality, affordable christian education that prepares our students for success in their chosen fields and in life. If you have any questions or concerns regarding the tuition and fees increase, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
Thank you once again for your understanding and cooperation. We look forward to what God has in store for us next year at Warner.
God Bless,
David A. Hoag, Ph.D.
President
FAQs for 2024-2025 Tuition and Fees Changes
Q: Is the “sticker price” what it actually costs to attend Warner University?
A: No, every student will receive some type of scholarship support. Scholarships can be for academics, financial need, special programs or majors, and athletics. We work with all families to make Warner as affordable as possible.
Q: Do I have to pay my bill all at one time?
A: No, you can set up a payment plan to spread your payments out over the fiscal or academic year.
Q: Why is there an overall increase in tuition, housing and food costs?
A: While we understand that any increase in expenses can be challenging, we believe that these positive additions and improvements will ultimately contribute to a more vibrant, inclusive, and fulfilling community for everyone. Even with the increase in prices, Warner University remains the best value for private education in Florida. Our total cost remains lower than most other Florida private schools. We are striving to make the net effect of the price increase as minimal as possible.
Q: Will there be any enhancements with my meal plan?
A: We are delighted to introduce a new incentive for students who opt for the gold meal plan. Starting Fall 2024, all students who choose the gold meal plan will receive $200 Royal Bucks, which can be used for dining purchases in the Union. This addition aims to provide greater flexibility and convenience, ensuring that our students have access to nutritious meals and other essential amenities without any financial strain.
Q: Regarding safety, will there be any upgrades?
A: As part of our ongoing commitment to creating a safe and innovative campus environment, we continue to invest in security-related upgrades and technology. These include the addition of additional security cameras across campus including one with the ability to scan and process license plates. This new camera will also be connected to local law enforcement personnel who can be alerted in real-time if an unwanted vehicle attempts to access campus.
We continue to utilize the WarnerShield App (available for download at the Apple or Google app stores). This Warner-branded app allows students and employees to immediately call for help in case of an emergency. It also allows students to report security and safety-related issues through the app. This app also provides users with weather and community-related emergency notifications.
We are also enhancing software systems that will improve the student experience in two ways:
1) We are rolling out a new payroll system that will allow student employees more access to their time and payroll information.
2) We are working on an improved work-order ticketing system that will allow designated personnel easier access to report and track any facilities-related issues on campus.
Q: Why did food and housing increase?
A: We understand that changes in tuition and room and board costs can raise concerns, and we want to assure you that these adjustments are made with careful consideration and a focus on enhancing your overall experience. As food and living costs continue to rise, we find it necessary to make adjustments to our rates. Please know that we remain dedicated to providing the highest quality education and resources to empower every individual within our community to reach their fullest potential.
Online Tuition and Fees
While cost is often a major determining factor in choosing a university, the benefit of being a student at a faith-based university, where you can grow spiritually as well as academically, may be one of the most important decisions you will ever make.
As a nonprofit institution, Warner University offers some of the lowest tuition rates among top online universities. Additionally, scholarships and flexible payment plans make Warner’s low tuition rates even more affordable. Tuition assistance can come in the form of student loans and work opportunities. Costs listed below do not include financial aid, which often greatly reduces the total cost.
Warner University is committed to helping you through the financial aid process. Our staff is available to answer your financial questions and get you on the fast track toward accomplishing your educational and life goals. Please call the Student Financial Aid office directly with any questions: (863) 638-7202.
2024-2025 Tuition and Fees
Undergraduate
Programs | Tuition |
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Associate of Arts/General Education Courses 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
Associate of Arts in Church Ministry 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
Associate of Science in Agricultural Studies 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
Business Administration 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
Educational Studies 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
Church Ministry 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
Criminal Justice 12 credit hours – $490.00 per credit hour | $5,880 per semester |
OTHER FEES | Fees are subject to change without notice |
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Technology Fee | $200 |
Book Rental Program | $150 (under 12 credit hours) $300 (12 or more credit hours) |
Royal MD | $80 |
Graduation Fee (automatically added upon completion of 100 credit hours) | $75 |
Graduate Tuition and Fees
Most of the graduate programs at WU take only six semesters to complete. Students typically enroll in six credit hours per semester. Tuition assistance can come in the form of student loans and work opportunities.
Warner University is committed to helping you through the financial aid process. Our staff is available to answer your financial questions and get you on the fast track toward accomplishing your educational and life goals. Please call the Student Financial Aid office directly with any questions: (863) 638-7202.
2024-2025 Fee Schedule
Programs | |
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Master of Business Administration 6 credit hours – $612.00 per credit hour | $3,672 per semester |
Master of Arts in Education 6 semester hours – $477.00 per credit hour | $2,862 per semester |
Master of Ministry 6 semester hours – $351.00 per credit hour | $2,106 per semester |
Master of Science in Management 6 semester hours – $612.00 per credit hour | $3,672 per semester |
Master of Business Management and Ministry 6 semester hours – $351.00 per credit hour | $2,106 per semester |
OTHER FEES | Fees are subject to change without notice |
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Technology Fee | $200 |
Book Rental Program | $150 (under 12 credit hours) $300 (12 or more credit hours) |
Royal MD | $80 |
Graduation Fee (automatically added upon completion of 26 credit hours) | $150 |
Registration Restrictions
If you have a Registration Restriction on your account, you should contact the Financial Aid office. There are different types of restrictions that would cause a hold. They are:
FA Hold – Financial Aid hold is for students who have not completed the Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) requirements, have not completed the financial aid process, and/or have been placed on financial aid suspension.
BO Hold – Business Office Hold is for current and former Warner students who have an outstanding balance on their account and/or no payment plan.
If you have questions concerning your hold, you may contact the Financial Aid office and ask to speak to your counselor.
Refund Policy
Refund of Tuition and Fees
Tuition Refund for Regular Semester Courses (10 weeks or more in length)
Registration is a contract between the University and the student. Students who withdraw or reduce the number of hours enrolled, for reasons beyond their control, may be entitled to a reduction in charges for tuition, according to the following scale if withdrawal takes place during the:
Within the first week 100%
Second week 75%
Third week 50%
Fourth week 25%
Fifth week 0%
Students under disciplinary action are not entitled to refunds. This is also true for those who withdraw or change schedules unofficially. The Administration may order withdrawal after a student fails to attend their class or classes during the first week(s) of a semester. Cash cannot be refunded to students until the financial aid awards are either withdrawn or adjusted. There are no refunds for lab and other academic fees. Residence Hall fees are refunded according to the tuition refund schedule and meal plan refunds are prorated.
Tuition Refund for Accelerated Semester Courses (less than 10 weeks in length)
Registration is a contract between the University and the student. It is the student’s responsibility to initiate a withdrawal. Failure to attend class doesn’t constitute withdrawal. A student must request the withdrawal from their advisor electronically or in writing. The date of the withdrawal is determined by the date it is received in the Registrar’s Office. Refunds are given for course withdrawals according to the following scale:
Within the first week of class 100%
Within the second week of class 75%
Within the third week of class 50%
From the fourth week on 0%
Refund of Fees
The following fees are refunded 100% if classes are dropped within the first week of class:
Athletic Fee (if all equipment it returned in NEW condition)
Band Fee (if all equipment is returned in NEW condition)
Book Rental (if all books are returned)
The following fees are refunded 100% if classes are dropped within the second week of class:
Registration Fee
RoyalMd
Student Action Fee
Technology Fee
After the second week of class, no fees will be refunded.
Graduation fees are charged for students pursuing a bachelor’s degree once a student reaches 100 credit hours. Students pursuing a master’s degree will be charged a graduation fee once they reach 24 credit hours. All graduation fees are non-refundable.