Boston Baptist College is committed to helping students and their families meet the rising costs of college education. While the cost of attendance at Boston Baptist College is comparatively low, we recognize that some may not have the necessary resources to totally fund their courses of study. Therefore, our Financial Aid Office will be diligent to identify financial aid resources for our students.

Please contact the Financial Aid Office (617-364-3510 x220 or e-mail: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it ) for more detailed information.

Institutional Grant
Every student at Boston Baptist College receives financial assistance from missions minded Baptist Bible Fellowship churches. Due to the regular monthly support of these churches, the amount charged for tuition and fees is dramatically reduced. Contributions from these churches provide a reduction in cost of approximately $2,000 per year for each full-time student.

Endoxa Honor Society
Students with outstanding academic achievement are invited to become members of the prestigious Endoxa Honor Society. As well as the honor of membership, Endoxa members are rewarded with scholarships in the amount of $1,000 per semester.  A student must be nominated by a member of the Boston Baptist College faculty for consideration for induction.

Ministry Scholarship
A scholarship of $1000 per semester is available to the dependent of:

Recipients must maintain a 2.0 GPA during the freshman year and a 2.5 GPA thereafter to remain eligible.

Federal Financial Aid
As a nationally accredited institution, Boston Baptist College is approved by the U.S. Department of Education to receive federally funded student financial aid. This aid includes Pell Grants as well as Stafford loans, some of which may be subsidized. In addition, students may apply for private loans on which repayment may be deferred until studies are completed.

Veteran’s Benefits
Boston Baptist College works with the United States Department of Veterans Affairs who provide benefits for Veterans and their dependents. We utilize the web-based VA-ONCE system. This system is an enhanced alternative for submitting VA Forms 22-1999, 22-1999b, and 22-6553c and simplifies the application process.

Step 1 – Each student must complete a FAFSA - http://www.fafsa.ed.gov
Completion of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will determine your eligibility for the Federal Pell Grant, Guaranteed Stafford Loans, selected state grants, and various scholarships. Applications can be submitted as early as January 1st of the year of Attendance. Some grants are given only to applicants who apply early, so it is best to complete the FAFSA as early as possible. Boston Baptist College’s OPEID number is 03248300. This number will be needed in order to complete the FAFSA.

Step 2 – Each student must complete a VFAO Entrance Interview - https://boston.vfao.com
The VFAO Entrance Interview enters information into a database that can be accessed by our Financial Aid Office. Once the interview is locked, you will be able to view your preliminary financial aid package. Please note that these figures may be adjusted once your information is processed. In order to complete the VFAO Entrance Interview, you will need your EFC (Expected Family Contribution), which is generated in step 1, the FAFSA.

Step 3 – Master Promissory Note - https://studentloans.gov/myDirectLoan/index.action
The Master Promissory Note (MPN) for Stafford Student Loans is an agreement between the borrower, the lender, and the school. This agreement authorizes the school to credit the loan funds to the student's account. The promissory note is simply your promise to repay the loan under the terms detailed within it.