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Frequent Questions

WHAT ARE THE PROGRAM COSTS?

Applied Kinesiology Semester (All costs are based 2008-2009 published prices)

  • Tuition for the full 16 credit semester (3 courses plus internship) $13,066
    • Applicants are encouraged to consult with their home institution's Office Of Financial Aid to determine whether aid offered through their own institution can be applied to a semester at Gordon.
    • Students attending schools that have membership in the Christian College Consortium may want to consider the Consortium Visitor Program.
  • Room costs (double occupancy) at Gordon College are currently $2,462 per semester
  • Meal plans begin at $1,250 per semester. There is an additional student services and technology fee of $241 for one semester

Balance and Mobility Summer Programs (All prices are current estimates and subject to change)

  • Undergraduate Summer Program (7 weeks)
  • Tuition is $2,800 for the entire 8 credit program (course and internship)
  • Room costs (double occupancy) are $1,231
  • A la carte meals may be obtained at the Lane Student Center or if apartment accommodations are available on-campus, students supply their own meals
  • Professional C.E.U. course (2 days)
  • Fees are $448 (16 hours of instruction, 1.6 C.E.U.s)
  • Room costs (double occupancy) are $180 for the two days
  • A la carte meals may be obtained at the Lane Student Center

Is undergraduate financial aid available for the Applied Kinesiology semester or the Balance and Mobility summer program?
The application of student financial aid is determined on a case-by-case basis. Applicants are encouraged to consult with the Financial Aid Office located at their home institution, as well as with the office at Gordon College.

Gordon College Office of Financial Aid
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If I am a student, will the credits earned in either program transfer?

Both the Applied Kinesiology Semester and the Balance and Mobility Summer Programs earn academic credit that is intended to be transferable to your home institution. In most cases, this will be the case. However, we recommend that you check with your registrar's office and your academic advisor to determine precisely how your own program will be affected.

How do I apply?

An application form is available on this site, and may be accessed here.