Making King’s Affordable
Look beyond the sticker price to see how families like yours are affording a King’s education.
Cost of Attendance
2023-2024 Costs
- $35,760 Tuition & Fees
- $14,600 On-Campus Housing
These direct costs are paid to The King’s College. To help cover indirect expenses like food, clothing, and transportation, most students work part-time.
Tuition and CostWe’re Here to Help
By combining scholarships, grants, payment plans, part-time work, and minimal student loans, families like yours have made their finances work. We’re here to help you figure out how to afford King’s, and we’re confident you’ll find that it’s worth every bit of your investment.
Students from all economic backgrounds attend The King’s College.
$0 – $39,999 = 21%
$40k – $79,999 = 19%
$80k – $119,999 = 16%
$120k – $159,999 = 18%
$160k+ = 26%
Net Price Calculator
Our Net Price Calculator estimates how much need-based aid and merit-based scholarships you may be eligible to receive so you can anticipate how much you’ll actually pay.
Paying for College
For help paying for college, King’s students combine several resources.
Institutional Scholarships
The King’s College offers three tiers of merit-based scholarships. Through the Founders Scholarship, our speech and essay competition, we also offer up to three full-tuition scholarships that amount to the full price of tuition in gift aid each year.
Outside Scholarships
If you receive a scholarship from a church or ministry, King’s will match it up to $1,500. You can also claim a $2,500 tax credit each year if your family’s AGI is below $160,000. We can also recommend resources to help you find even more outside scholarships and we’ll never reduce your aid because you’ve earned other scholarships.
View ScholarshipsFederal and State Grants
Through the Federal Pell Grant and the Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant, you may be eligible for up to $7,095 per year. Additionally, New York State residents can access up $6,000 more through the Tuition Assistance Program and the Enhanced Tuition Award.
View GrantsYou have the option to pay in full or enroll in an interest-free monthly payment plan.
Working part-time during the semester can easily cover your indirect expenses like books, transportation, and food. You should also consider working full-time in the summers. In New York City, the minimum wage is $15 an hour.
Federal Loans
Through the Direct Stafford Loan Program, students can take out loans in their name, no credit check required. Parents can also apply for the Direct Parent PLUS Loan and may borrow up to the rest of your direct expense balance plus indirect expenses. If this loan is denied, the student may borrow an additional $4,000.
Private Loans
Once you’ve pursued each of these options, you can consider using private loans to finance the rest. A loan comparison tool like Elm Select can help you evaluate different loans. Students or parents may take out a private loan, but if you are a student, you will need a cosigner with good credit.
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