Understand what Ecclesia could cost you.
Start with the published price, see the full Cost of Attendance, explore scholarships and grants, and estimate what could remain for you and your family.
Start with what Ecclesia bills.
These are the standard published charges for a full-time Springdale Campus undergraduate enrolled in 12–18 credit hours per semester.
Full-time tuition covers 12–18 credit hours per semester. Students taking additional credits are charged at the published per-credit rate. Students living off campus are not charged the standard residential housing and food amount.
Annual tuition and required fees before scholarships and financial aid.
Annual tuition, required fees, housing, and food before scholarships and financial aid.
Your final cost may be lower.
Scholarships, grants, and other financial aid may reduce what you and your family ultimately need to pay.
The complete college-cost budget.
Cost of Attendance combines Ecclesia charges with estimated expenses students may have while attending college.
Springdale Campus
Annual Cost of AttendanceNo Dependent $35,280
2026–2027 annual budget
With Dependent $39,280
2026–2027 annual budget
2026–2027 annual budget
Not With Parent $39,280
2026–2027 annual budget
EC Online
Annual Cost of AttendanceNo Dependent $27,100
2026–2027 annual budget
With Dependent $31,100
2026–2027 annual budget
No Dependent $31,100
2026–2027 annual budget
With Dependent $35,100
2026–2027 annual budget
Ecclesia connects what you study with how you live and work.
College cost matters. So does understanding what that cost supports. Ecclesia brings academic preparation, biblical formation, practical work, mentoring, and service into one educational experience.
Study your field with purpose.
Build knowledge in your academic field while strengthening critical thinking, communication, and practical preparation for work and continued learning.
Let Scripture shape how you learn.
Ecclesia intentionally connects Christian faith, biblical worldview, character, and academic study.
Practice responsibility before graduation.
Springdale students gain practical work experience while developing reliability, teamwork, communication, initiative, and stewardship.
Grow through relationships and responsibility.
Mentoring, Service Learning, Assembly, and community life give students opportunities to practice leadership, service, integrity, and Christian responsibility.
Ecclesia does not separate academic preparation from Christian formation or practical responsibility. The educational experience is designed to develop all three together—helping students know truth, practice truth, and share truth.
Start with aid you do not have to repay.
Scholarships and grants can reduce the amount you and your family need to cover. Eligibility depends on the individual aid program.
Academic Scholarships
Review Ecclesia’s current academic scholarship levels and published eligibility requirements.
View Scholarships →Matching Church Scholarship
Eligible students may receive an Ecclesia match when their church contributes toward their education.
Matching Church Details →Grants & Scholarships
The FAFSA can help determine eligibility for federal grants and other aid. Arkansas students may also qualify for state programs.
FAFSA Information →Athletic, Performance & Outside Scholarships
Some students may qualify for athletic, performance, ministry, church, employer, or outside assistance.
Explore Aid Options →Estimate what could remain after scholarships and grants.
Enter the aid amounts you expect to receive and see how they compare with Ecclesia’s published Springdale Campus cost.
This calculator does not ask for your name, email, phone number, address, date of birth, or application information. It is simply a planning tool.
Build a simple estimate.
Estimated remaining published cost
This estimate is not an official financial-aid offer or student bill. Your actual cost depends on your official aid eligibility, enrollment, housing choices, and final student account.
Earn while building practical experience.
Springdale Campus students participate in Work-Learning-Service as part of the Ecclesia educational experience. Students earn wages while developing practical workplace skills, responsibility, communication, and teamwork.
Work-Learning is paid work.
Students receive wages for work they complete. Those earnings can help with educational and personal expenses.
Wages are not automatically deducted from your bill.
Work-Learning should be considered separately from scholarships and grants when planning your college cost.
The value extends beyond the paycheck.
The program is designed to help students develop habits and skills they can carry into future work and leadership.
From application to your final cost.
You do not have to figure everything out at once. Work through the process one step at a time.
Apply to Ecclesia
Complete your application so Ecclesia can review admission and applicable institutional scholarship eligibility.
Complete the FAFSA
Add Ecclesia using federal school code 038553 so your FAFSA information can be reviewed.
Complete Requested Items
Submit any documents Financial Aid requests so your aid eligibility can be finalized.
Review Your Cost
Compare your financial aid with your actual Ecclesia charges and make a plan for any remaining balance.
Review current admissions, enrollment deposit, financial-aid, international, and arrival dates as you plan your next steps.
Questions families often ask.
Is Cost of Attendance what Ecclesia will bill me?
Do I have to provide personal information to see the cost?
Do I have to take student loans?
Does Work-Learning reduce my Ecclesia bill?
When will I know what I actually owe?
What if my family’s financial situation changes?
Where can I find current financial-aid and enrollment dates?
We can help you understand the numbers.
Financial Aid can help with FAFSA, scholarships, grants, and loans. Billing can help with charges, payments, and your remaining student-account balance.
Aid questions
FAFSA, scholarships, grants, student loans, required documents, and financial-aid eligibility.
financialaid@ecollege.edu 479-248-7236Student account questions
Charges, payments, remaining balances, and questions about your Ecclesia bill.
business@ecollege.edu 479-248-7236See what Ecclesia could look like for you.
Explore scholarships, estimate your cost, keep track of important dates, and apply when you are ready to move from planning to an official financial-aid review.