For financial aid, a student needs to begin the financial aid process: 

1. Go online to www.fafsa.gov, complete and submit the FAFSA application. 

*Reformed University’s FSA school code: # 04256700

2. After completing FAFSA online, you must do an interview at Reformed University.
3. Once your interview is complete, the financial aid office will confirm your registration by email. 

Please note: Applying for Financial Aid is not applying to the University. You must complete an admissions application to be a candidate for Reformed University. 

4. If you are applying for Federal Direct Loans, you must go online to www.studentaid.gov by using the same FSA (FAFSA) login information to access it. 

*You must complete Entrance Counseling, sign the Master Promissory Note, and submit the confirmation page to the Office of Financial Aid.

*If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Eric Weems, Director of Financial Aid at eric.weems@runiv.edu

1. What are the admission requirements?

Our Board of Admissions completes a holistic review considering academic achievement, leadership development, community service, extracurricular activities, and personal essay among other factors. While we do not have set grade point average and standardized test score requirements, we do have an academic profile that is set for each year.

2. Does Reformed University accept transfer credits?

Reformed University does not accept transfer credits, however, an applicant’s good academic standing in his/her previous institution can play a positive role in admission decision.

3. How do I apply for admission?

Reformed University will be accepting admission applications exclusively through the Online Application. The Online Application includes the list of required documents as well. This link is for international applicants who hold or will apply to F-1 student visa. 

If you are a domestic applicant, please, use the Online Application for domestic students. 

4. What are the application deadlines?

Deadlines for admissions can vary depending on the student status and requirements. Generally, a student needs to apply at least 4 weeks prior to the start of the semester they wish to attend.

5. What is the requirement for English Language Proficiency?

Reformed University provides the English Placement Test free of charge to the applicants who do not have TOEFL or IELTS scores. All applicants are required to take the test on campus. However, if you have TOEFL or IELTS scores which are valid during the time of application, you are not required to take the English Placement Test. 

6. Who is eligible for admission to Reformed University?

Reformed University will consider for admission both domestic and international students, including transfer students and the students who are in the process of changing their status in the U.S.

After signing the enrollment agreement and making payment, students can request a refund. A dated and signed Tuition Refund Request Form must be submitted to the Registrar’s Office. The Office of Business Affairs considers refund requests and considers extenuating circumstances such as student injury, prolonged illness or death, or other circumstances which prohibit completion of the course or program of study. To calculate a refund Reformed University uses the date on which the student initiates the official withdrawal or drop process as a benchmark. The date is made official when Tuition Refund Request Form is received by the Registrar’s Office. Refund amounts are based on the proration of tuition and the percentage of the program completed at the time of withdrawal. Once the Tuition Refund Request is received and recorded by the Registrar’s Office the refund schedule is as follows:

1. Within three (3) business days after the signing of the Enrollment Agreement: 100% of tuition and fees is refunded (except for non-refundable application fee)
2. After three (3) days of the initial Enrollment Agreement and during the first week of a semester: 90% of tuition and fees (no fees will be refunded after this point).
3. During the second week of a semester 80% of tuition
4. During the third week of a semester 70% of tuition
5. During the fourth week of a semester 60% of tuition
6. During the fifth week of a semester 50% of tuition
7. NO REFUNDS WILL BE ISSUED AFTER THE FIFTH WEEK OF THE SEMESTER

Intensive Course

• First Week – 90% of Tuition (no fees refunded after this point)
• Second Week – 70% of Tuition
• Third Week – 50% of Tuition
• Thereafter – 0%

Most fees and charges for books and/or supplies are refundable with exception of the Application Fee and any items that were special ordered for a particular student or any third-party vendor costs. Refunds will be available within 30 calendar days of the refund request.

TUITION AND FEES FOR 2022 – 2023

The cost of tuition covers only a portion of the student’s education and therefore, Reformed University depends upon the generosity of its supporters to make up the difference. In our endeavor to keep costs as low as possible, the following fees are applicable for any entering students.

Administrative Fees (when applicable)

Extra Fees

Tuition

Office Document Fees

*These fees are subject to be changed without prior notification.*

Full-time student status for Reformed University is as follows:

• For Bachelor’s degree program: 12 credit hours (4 courses) per semester
• For Master’s degree program: 9 credit hours per semester or a combination of classes and 9 clock hours per week toward research and writing.
• Reformed University students mainly use non-cash payment options that include E-payment, check, and money orders. If you have cash, you can deposit your cash into your bank account and use any of these other methods to pay the University.

* Note: No student will be allowed to register for a new semester and no transcripts or final grades will be released unless all unpaid bills to the university have been paid in full.*

*Note: The application fee is charged only once unless the applicant has completed one program of study and is applying to enter an unrelated program, or the applicant previously withdrew from the institution.*