Health + Care
At Cornerstone University, you’ll get the full college experience with a Christ-centered worldview. Learn more about the undergraduate experience below.
Transform + Achieve
Persevere in what you know you’re capable of. Our programs for adults provide a creative approach to learning anchored in Christ-centered virtues as you follow your unwavering purpose.
Transform + Achieve
Go further as an influencer in your work and community. Our graduate programs prepare you to open new doors as you reach your God-given potential.
Grand Rapids
Theological Seminary
At Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, we're dedicated to learning, serving and leading through rigorous scholarship and a humble approach to Scripture.
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Affordable Pathways to Ministry
At Grand Rapids Theological Seminary, we seek to provide a valuable education at a reasonable cost. 70% of GRTS students receive a scholarship or grant, which lowers the tuition cost by an average of 12-26%, depending on your degree program. Also, the majority of our students qualify for federal aid. We don’t want finances to be a barrier for you. If it is, please connect with an admissions counselor to talk through your options.
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Financial Aid
The first step to apply for financial aid is completing the FAFSA. The FAFSA gives you access to loans provided by the federal government. GRTS students need to apply by March 1. It also helps us determine your eligibility for scholarships. GRTS’s FAFSA code is 002266.
Scholarships & Grants
Students who are interested in applying for aid must complete both the FAFSA and the Seminary Scholarship application. New students must receive acceptance for admission to be considered for scholarships. Scholarships can be applied for the fall and spring terms. Financial loans are available for all semesters, provided you maintain part-time enrollment status.
The priority deadline for the application is July 1 for new and readmit students and March 31 for returning students.