Missionary Kids/Third Culture Kids

We understand that a college education is a big investment, and we’re here to help you make it as affordable as possible. This year, 100 percent of our incoming freshmen received financial aid. In 2019-2020, Union administered more than $41 million in financial aid to undergraduates.

You can use this Net Price Calculator to get an early approximation of grant/scholarship aid a first-time freshman or transfer student may be qualified to receive.

There are many scholarship and financial aid opportunities available for students, including:

• Merit Awards
• Stackable Awards
• Merit Replacement Scholarship Awards (INAMB, PTK, etc.)
• Other Scholarship Awards
• Federal and State Aid

Come to campus for a visit, we’d love to meet you and show you around! Meet our faculty and students and experience our Christ-centered campus culture. You can schedule an in-person visit day or sign up for a “virtual visit” via Zoom.

All incoming students are required to submit medical/immunization records to Health Services. Submitting this information is easy! Health Services provides information about how to submit these records and about Tennessee’s College immunization requirements.

Missionary Kids and Third Culture Kids have the option to live on campus during the summer terms, as well as the days in-between school terms. The guidelines are as follows:

At Union, faith isn’t a weekend activity. It’s woven into the rhythm of daily life — in the classroom, in the residence halls, and in a community that takes following Jesus seriously.

Student Discipleship & Engagement

Yes, the Center for Global Engagement provides structured study abroad programming support for both domestic and international curricular and co-curricular activities.