We know you’re committed to giving your child a good education. How would you like to start saving money now for your child’s future education? Bob Jones University and BJU Press have made this possible with Cash for College. What’s the deal? Formerly, anyone who purchased BJU Press materials since 1999 was eligible for the Cash for College program. However, as of July 1, 2007, Cash for College will become a benefit of the Academy of Home Education—the scholarship program will be exclusive to AHE members. Nonmembers who have participated in Cash for College previously will retain their balances from prior to June 30, 2007. Members of AHE and those who join AHE after June 30 will continue to receive credit toward tuition at Bob Jones University. If your high school student (grades 10-12) has already accrued Cash for College funds but is not currently enrolled in the Academy of Home Education, you may complete a late application as long as the AHE office receives it by August 1, 2007. After August 1, 2007, all applications must be received before the end of a student’s ninth grade year. Standard AHE acceptance procedures and policies apply. How do I get credit? How do I find out how much credit I have earned? Who can use the tuition credit? How much credit can I use at one time? Can I count purchases made by extended family? I have a Cash for College balance, but I’m not an AHE member. Can I still use my balance towards BJU tuition? My child is enrolled at BJU. How do I use my Cash for College credit? |

