Admissions

Find your place at King.

Whether you’re starting college, finishing your degree, or earning a master’s, there’s a path for you at King: full-time on campus, one evening a week, or 100% online.

Why King

A rigorous Christian education that’s more within reach than you might think.

  • $0application fee for most undergraduate applicants
  • $19Min financial aid awarded each year, averaging $20K a student
  • 35+countries our students come from each year
  • 90%+of recent graduates employed or in graduate school

How to apply

Four steps to King

For first-year students. Apply early in your senior year for the fullest access to scholarships.

  1. Apply

    Most students apply for free, and it only takes a few minutes. Nursing (BSN) applicants apply through NursingCAS.

    Start your application (opens in a new tab)
  2. Send your transcripts

    Send an official high school or home school transcript, or GED results. ACT and SAT scores are optional.

    See requirements
  3. Apply for aid

    Complete the FAFSA with King’s school code, 003496. March 1 is the priority deadline for scholarships and aid.

    How to apply for aid
  4. Make it official

    Once you’re accepted, submit your enrollment deposit to reserve your place and your room.

    Accepted students

Financial aid

More affordable than you might think

With grants and scholarships, work-study, federal and state assistance, and loans, your actual cost can often be equal to or less than a public four-year college.

Each year King awards more than $19 million in financial aid to the majority of our students, with an average annual award of $20,336. We’ll work with you and your family to make King a reality.

Explore financial aid
The King University quad in autumn, lined with flags

Visit King

See campus for yourself

Walk our 135-acre campus in Bristol, Tennessee, meet professors who will know your name, and sit in on a class. It’s best to visit while classes are in session, so you get a true feel for life on campus.

Can’t make the trip? Schedule a virtual tour instead.