Horizon is one of Canada’s most affordable Christian post-secondary institutions.
Students can take advantage of cost-saving options like studying with their local church, from home, or enjoying the Saskatoon campus in one of Canada’s more affordable cities.
Where we don’t compromise: small class sizes, state-of-the-art facilities, distance education systems that work, and high-quality academics taught by passionate, experienced professors.
On-Site, Online, and Directed Study Courses
$744.00 / 3-credit course
Plus Fees
Audit
$100 / 3-credit course
What are the “Fees”?
All schools have fees in addition to tuition. At Horizon, student fees cover school-sponsored events and activities, student services, student accident insurance, and access to the Digital Theological Library. See the College Tuition & Fees schedule for full details.
Discounts & Scholarships
NOTES: Discounts cannot be combined. Dependents are defined as unmarried and under the age of 26. A full-time student is defined as taking 12+ credit hours per semester.
Scholarships
Fall Entrance Scholarships & Awards
Available to incoming college students only; application process not required.
Graduation Scholarships & Awards
Achievement-based and awarded at the end of each academic year during the graduation ceremony. Available to college and seminary students.
External Scholarship Opportunities
Awarded by denominational partners or organizations that are separate from Horizon College & Seminary.
Are you eligible for financial aid?
Canada Student Loans and Bursaries
Horizon College & Seminary is a designated college with the Canada Student Loan program under the code CPAO. This allows students to apply for national and provincial student loan programs to attend Horizon. Graduate students are eligible for full-time student loans with a minimum of 10 credit hours per semester, and part-time student loans with a minimum of 3 credit hours per semester. Credit hours must be maintained in each semester. If the minimum is not met in any semester, students can apply for full or part-time loans by semester.
Full-time loans cover educational and living expenses while part-time loans cover educational expenses only (tuition, fees, books/supplies).
Applications for student loans are available through your respective provincial government (see below for SK & MB), usually in early to mid-June. Information and links to all provincial applications can be found on the Government of Canada website. Applications for the fall are generally available in early June and may take 6-8 weeks to process so students should apply as early as possible.
Saskatchewan Student Aid
(Saskatchewan residents only)
Phone (306) 787-5620
Email studentservices@gov.sk.ca
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Manitoba Student Aid
Winnipeg Office Phone (204) 945-6321
Brandon Office Phone (204) 726-6592
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SK Mennonite Brethren
Students who are active in the life and ministry of a Saskatchewan Mennonite Brethren church may also qualify for SKMB bursaries and internship support.
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