Family of Faith Christian University Outcomes

Family of Faith Christian University graduates enter a challenging financial landscape with their ministry-focused degrees. The 25% six-year graduation rate means most students never finish their programs, making career outcomes difficult to track. Those who do graduate typically pursue pastoral roles, Christian education, or nonprofit ministry work, fields known for below-average compensation. With total costs around $18,912 annually and 21% of students taking federal loans, graduates likely face monthly payments of $200-400. Ministry salaries often range from $30,000-45,000, meaning loan payments could consume 10-15% of monthly income. The school's specialized biblical focus limits career flexibility compared to broader liberal arts programs. This represents a weak return on investment for most students.