About Tabor
Interterm
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Adult & Graduate
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Quick Facts
Percent of Residents (top 5):
- Kansas 56%
- California 11%
- Texas 8%
- Oklahoma 6%
- Colorado 5%
Denominations (top 5):
- Mennonite Brethren – 32%
- Baptist – 12%
- Non Denominational – 10%
- Catholic – 6%
- Christian – 6%
- 2009-2010 Financial Information
- Tuition $19,200
- Student Fees $470
- Room & Board $6,880 (average)
- Total Costs $26,550
- Avg Financial Aid $13,000
- Average Bottom Line Direct Costs $13,550
In the Fall of 2007, the average ACT for incoming freshmen was 22.4 and the average GPA is 3.31 on a 4.0 scale.
What makes Tabor truly Christ-centered is the deliberate and genuine integration of faith with all other aspects of life as students prepare for a life of work and service.
A Christian education is an investment you will keep for the rest of your life.
Tabor College employs approximately 140 faculty and staff. Tabor also employs about 145 student workers to help with various tasks around campus.
There were 468 students enrolled at the Tabor College Hillsboro campus for the Fall 2007 semester. Total headcount, including Tabor College School of Adult and Graduate Studies in Wichita, was 599.
One hundred percent of our undergraduate students receive financial assistance. Completing the admissions process and completing a FAFSA form will help us determine what a Tabor College education will cost you.
Tabor College has 15 Varsity sports teams.
“I love the class size and how much of a personal relationship I have with my professors. The fact I’m able to talk to my professors and that most of them would rather be called by their first names is pretty awesome.” – Thomas Jackson, Class of 2009
The doctrines of the Mennonite Brethren faith are in agreement with most evangelical Christian denominations.
Over 100 students are enrolled in the School of Adult and Graduate Studies.
The average length of time for a School of Adult and Graduate Studies degree completion program is 18 to 29 months.
There are 12 to 17 classes in the School of Adult and Graduate Studies degree completion program. They are all considered to be upper level coursework.
