At Biola, we believe every student should have access to a premier, biblically-centered and robust education. The Biola Fund For All Students is at work helping to make this a reality. Each year, our alumni, students, faculty, staff, family and friends join us through their support For All Students.
Biola students are world changers. Our graduates step into the world on a mission to make an impact for Christ from the bright lights of Hollywood to the streets of Mozambique –– Biolans are screenwriters, researchers, NGO leaders, teachers, pastors, businessmen and women, linguists and doctors. And, it all starts here.
Providing assistance to students who face significant financial challenges. Gifts to the Biola Fund help students achieve their dream of earning a Biola degree while equipping them for a lifetime of Christ-honoring impact.
Providing industry-leading classrooms and technologies, living spaces, learning and study environments, community gathering spaces and campus grounds to support the educational experience of our 93-acre campus which is home to more than 6,000 students.
Providing opportunities for faculty research, biblically centered scholarship and the development of new academic programs.
Providing students with enrichment opportunities to help them grow and thrive as they pursue God’s calling on their lives.
Did you know that publications like U.S. News and World Report consider alumni support and participation in the Biola Fund when determining Biola’s national college ranking each year? High rankings help us attract the best students and faculty in the world.
Every Gift, no matter the size makes an impact For All Students
Help provide a premier Biola education today!
The Biola Fund makes it possible for students to experience the best of Biola — chapel programs, world-renowned, biblically- centered academics, research opportunities and spiritually enriching extra-curricular programming. The Biola Fund is helping to make this life changing education possible in the midst of the current economic hardship many students are facing.
We are deeply grateful for your support!
Goal: $3,600,000
$2,691,321
Last updated on April 10, 2023.
Through your generous annual gift of $1,000 or more to the Biola Fund you become a President’s Circle partner, and join a special group of more than 1,300 supporters who are committed to praying for President Corey and helping Biola to provide a world-class biblically centered education for all students.
“Here at Biola, everyone is for me and faculty know you by name and pray over their class rosters. Biola has pushed me further and provided me with networking connections. It’s set a framework for how I want to live the rest of my life.'”
Alex
Alex came to Biola To become a Christ-centered business leader as he prepares for his goal of leading a team in human resources. Today, he is helping lead the Biola Eagles basketball team and serving as a Chapel Intern, overseeing bands and music.
Providing assistance to students in need who face significant financial challenges. Gifts to the Biola Fund help students achieve their dream of earning a Biola degree while equipping them for a lifetime of Christ-honoring impact.
Providing industry-leading classrooms and technologies, living spaces, learning and study environments, community gathering spaces and campus grounds to support the educational experience of our 93-acre campus which is home to more than 6,000 students.
Providing opportunities for faculty research, biblically centered scholarship and the development of new academic programs.
Providing students with enrichment opportunities to help them grow and thrive as they pursue God’s calling on their lives.
Access to Biola’s world-class, biblically centered education has prepared thousands of students to impact the world for Christ over Biola’s 112 year history – students like Josh and Danette.
Danette supports her aunt and grandmother through her campus job while pursuing her dream of a Biola education. With the impact of COVID-19, Danette has relied on the support of the Biola community to keep her household fed.
A semester away from graduation, Josh and his family have been hit especially hard. Due to the economic shutdown, Josh’s dad temporarily closed the family business, while his mom, a nurse, continues to work on the front lines to protect and care for the community. In order to not only put food on their own table but also on the tables of their employees, Josh’s family is pouring out their limited resources to help others.
As finances tighten because of COVID-19, students need additional financial support to help them close the gap for the fall semester. Through the new Hope in Crisis Fund, Biola is rallying around students facing the economic impact of COVID-19 as we help them finish their Biola degrees.
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