
Operations and Logistics Coordinator
Email: wynette.bryant@mtu.org
555-555-1212| Ext. 141

Human Resources Manager
Email: Sabrina.crenshaw@mmtu.org
555-555-1212| Ext. 141

Auxiliary Services Manager
Email: Christopher.Coffee@mmtu.org
555-555-1212| Ext. 141

University Records Clerk
Email: christie.brown@mtu.org
555-555-1212| Ext. 141
The mission of the Business Office is to deliver accurate and timely service to our customers in accordance with the policies and procedures of the University to ensure sound fiscal responsibility. The Business Office staff strives to provide service in a professional manner consistent with the values of integrity, teamwork, and respect.





An initial deposit of tuition is due prior to class enrollment at the time of registration. Deposits and tuition may be paid by cash, check, money order, debit, or credit card. If you elect to pay by check, it should be made payable to Tate University
1 course = 3 credit hours
1 three-credit course = $150.00
Tuition and fees vary from student to student and depend on the enrollment date. Other college costs including books and supplies and personal expenses should also be considered in the cost of attending college.
Tate University perhaps has the lowest rates for quality education in Biblical Studies. Currently, Tate University wants to help you with your educational costs by allowing you to pay with a tuition payment plan that is Interest-Free. Likewise, there are no eligibility requirements or credit evaluations required to enroll in the plan.
If two payments are missed or not paid in full, then your payment plan is terminated. Without a school-sanctioned payment plan, or if tuition charges are not paid in full, a student’s current term registration is in jeopardy. If your payment plan is canceled or terminated, you are still obligated to fulfill your financial obligations to Tate University If the student decides to restart classes at a later date, the total balance of the acount is due before re-admittance to the college.
You can pay by credit card, automatic debit online, or by mail. To pay by credit card or arrange for automatic debit, call an Tate University customer service representative.
Tate University
P. O. Box 22675
Nashville, TN 37202-2675
The student may request a withdrawal (in writing) during the first week before their class begins in Tate University and receive a full refund of 100%. After that date, the following refund policy applies:
Monday & Friday 10 am – 4 pm
Tuesday – Thursday 10 am – 5 pm
The registrar’s office is closed Wednesdays, holidays, and weekends
P. O. Box 22675
Nashville, TN 37202-2675
Beulah Heights University accepts cash, personal check, MasterCard, VISA, and American Express.
Please Click to review the Payment Methods.
Beulah Heights University reserves the right to accept cash only payment on accounts when deemed necessary. Beulah Heights University also reserves the right to prohibit a student from using the deferred payment plan if that student has not adhered to the deferred payment policy previously.
Students will be asked to sign an agreement with the college at the time of registration outlining total charges and deferred payment charges. Students who fail to adhere to the deferred payment agreement will be administratively withdrawn as of the 10th of the third month in the Fall and Spring and after the 10th of the second month in the Summer term.
Finance charges are billed to anyone having an outstanding balance. Statements from the Business Office will be available to individuals on the deferred payment plan through the BHU student portal; statements are updated daily..
All financial obligations from previous semesters must be satisfied before the student will be allowed to register for subsequent semesters, receive grades, request transcripts, or take final exams.
Individuals with accounts over 120 days past due are subject to collections and will be responsible for any additional fees associated with collections
College planning and budgeting must be done for the semester based on the number of students that register. Many of the fixed expenses of operating an educational program are already allocated when the student registers and are not diminished by the student’s withdrawal. Understanding that circumstances may arise which necessitate the student to withdraw from one or more courses, the college has established set policy covering the withdrawal process.
Students withdrawing from one or more courses must complete the required forms for the withdrawal to be official. Refunds (if applicable) will be subject to the official withdrawal date on the completed form. Forms are available in the Office of the Registrar. Students who do not officially withdraw (verbally or in writing) are not eligible to receive a withdrawal refund. Verbal requests for withdrawal will not be deemed as valid until followed up with a written request. The request must be made by either completing the online withdrawal request or emailing the registrar’s office.
For specific information on withdrawals and refunds, please see the Withdrawal Policy in the policies section of this catalog.
Tate University
P. O. Box 22675
Nashville, TN 37202-2675
Phretabet españaone : (843) 867-2220Email : info@mmtu.org
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