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Union Bible College stands out with a net price of just $7,187, making biblical education remarkably accessible in Indiana's competitive higher education market. The state's 11 Bible and Biblical Studies programs span a wide cost range up to $24,327, with graduation rates varying from 28.6% to 76.6%. Indiana's strong healthcare and manufacturing sectors, anchored by employers like Eli Lilly and Indiana University Health, create opportunities for graduates in chaplaincy, corporate ethics, and community outreach roles. Several schools maintain acceptance rates above 80%, reflecting the welcoming nature of faith-based education in the Hoosier State.
11
Programs
$7,187 – $24,327
Net Price Range
$30,535
Avg. Program Earnings
56.5%
Avg. Graduation Rate

11 Bible/Biblical Studies Programs

Program rankings
# School Net Price In-State Tuition Graduation Rate Acceptance Rate
1 $7,187 $6,230 36.4% 89.1%
2 $13,539 $8,992 28.6% 100.0%
3 $13,710 $29,982 68.2% 77.5%
4 $15,725 $37,760 60.5% 93.5%
5 $16,767 $8,216 37.2%
6 $18,406 $30,034 69.9% 84.6%
7 $19,726 $33,320 57.2% 99.5%
8 $20,230 $42,676 71.3% 76.3%
9 $22,144 $35,640 49.4% 51.8%
10 $23,069 $31,168 66.3% 86.7%
11 $24,327 $39,104 76.6% 74.6%

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes Union Bible College the most affordable option?

Union Bible College offers the lowest net price at $7,187 with an in-state tuition of just $6,230. The school maintains an 89% acceptance rate while achieving a 36.4% graduation rate.

How do graduation rates compare across Indiana's Bible programs?

Taylor University leads with a 76.6% graduation rate, while Veritas Baptist College reports 28.6%. Most established universities like Huntington (68.2%) and Grace College (69.9%) maintain solid completion rates above the national average.

Where do graduates typically find employment in Indiana?

Indiana's healthcare systems like Indiana University Health employ chaplains, while companies such as Eli Lilly value ethics and spiritual care professionals. The 21st Century Scholars program helps qualifying students access these programs tuition-free.

Does program cost correlate with earning potential?

Indiana Wesleyan University graduates earn $35,276 annually despite moderate program costs. Grace College graduates earn $21,052, showing that career outcomes depend more on individual paths than program price tags.

Net price reflects the average cost after grants and scholarships for first-time, full-time students. See our methodology for details.