All requests for refunds must be made within 7 business days of the last attended class in order to be considered for a refund. If you are expelled from school, no refund will be given. If for any reason you find it necessary to withdraw from school during the course of the quarter, the tuition will be refunded according to the schedule established in the student handbook. The following three quarters are $4,675 USD each. The 1st quarter is $5,175 USD, this includes the $500 USD general fee and tuition. RSW Office will accept cash, checks, and credit cards for payment. Payments are to be made at the RSW Office. Payment is due at the end of orientation and registration. They are purchased separately and are the responsibility of the student. Textbooks are not included in the cost of tuition. The General fee covers graduation cap & gown, banquet ticket, technology fees, yearbook costs, facility usage, ID badge fees, and other student-related materials and activities. Please note: The Application Fee is non-refundable. The River Bible Institute also does not participate in government-sponsored grants, for our approach is to provide the most affordable, quality, spiritual education that we can as a ministry to the Lord and His servants. Therefore, the River Bible Institute elected a less costly, yet just as valid independent accreditation through Transworld Accrediting Commission International. For those called to the ministry, it can be very difficult to obey God’s calling with this type of debt lingering over their finances. Institutions using such loans generally charge the maximum tuition allowable, leaving the student with a sizeable debt at the completion of their education. We, therefore, have not sought the very costly regional accreditation that leads to qualification for government-guaranteed student loans. The River Bible Institute has the standpoint that a quality spiritual education that trains an individual for service to the Lord Jesus Christ, should not leave that individual with oppressive financial debt.
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