We value your privacy, and we want to be transparent about how we use your information. The FERPA Notification Information outlines how we protect your privacy.

MBU has established a Drug and Substance Abuse Policy in order to fulfill its mission and provide a healthy and productive environment for education.

The Emergency Response Guide gives instructions for dealing with emergencies at MBU.

If you believe you have a reason to file a complaint, MBU has established procedures for addressing these complaints in a fair and equitable manner.

The Financial Aid Policies clarify how you can get the most help toward your school bill.

The Net Price Calculator provides an overview of the financial aid you may qualify to recieve and an estimate of your annual cost to attend MBU.

• Veterans Benefits  – Maranatha is approved for the training of students entitled to benefits under Public Laws 89-358 and 634, Social Security, and Rehabilitation Benefits. Students who are entitled to benefits under these laws should apply to the Department of Veterans Affairs for authorization. Recipients should contact the Financial Aid Office as soon as they enroll in classes.
• Federal Tuition Assistant (TA) provides financial assistance for active duty and reserve members enrolled in undergraduate and graduate courses offered on-campus or by distance learning. Service members need to apply for TA directly with their branch of service.
• Wisconsin National Guard – A partial tuition reimbursement is currently offered for active members of the Wisconsin National Guard. Guard members may also be eligible for other Veterans Benefits.

MBU provides accommodations for any student who has a diagnosed disability.

MBU does not engage in unlawful discrimination on the basis of sex, race, color, age, physical disability, ancestry, or national origin. The diversity report reveals the five-year averages of MBU students by gender, race/ethnicity, and financial aid.

For more than 25 years, MBU has been accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org, 312-263-0456). 

The Transfer of Credit Policy outlines the basis on which MBU will accept credits from other universities, colleges, or institutes.

MBU offers several programs that lead to licensure or certification.

MBU’s Mission Statement reflects the desire to glorify God by training the next generation of leaders.

The Core Values list the biblical principles that temper and shape MBU’s mission, objectives, and philosophy.

MBU is committed to training students to reason objectively, apply Scripture carefully, relate to society appropriately, communicate effectively, and serve intentionally.