A Christ-centered Mennonite college in rural Kansas preparing servant leaders since 1908.
Tabor offers 30+ undergraduate majors across arts, sciences, business, education, and professional fields, including computer science, nursing (partnership with Hesston College), teacher education, and business administration with specialized concentrations. Graduate and online programs include new offerings in Management and Psychology. The college emphasizes hands-on learning with a 14.3 average class size and strong faculty-student relationships. All students receive financial aid, and 78.5% complete their bachelor's degree in four years or less.
The main campus in Hillsboro features 220 acres with six residence halls and 12+ additional housing units. Facilities include the Shari Flaming Center for the Arts (expanded 2017), Solomon L. Loewen Natural Science Center, Wohlgemuth Music Education Center, Carson Center for Global Engagement, and Center for Mennonite Brethren Studies. Athletic facilities include Joel H. Wiens Stadium, Pendery Athletic Center, and courts for baseball, basketball, football, and tennis. The college hosts 22 student-led organizations and 30+ annual music and theatre performances.
Tabor accepts undergraduate, graduate, and online students with August and January start dates. The college offers transfer pathways and welcomes international applicants. Beginning fall 2026, the all-inclusive price drops from $49,500 to $29,500 per year as part of the Transparent Pricing Initiative. All students receive financial aid.
Tabor's mission centers on preparing people for lives of learning, work, and service for Christ and His kingdom. The college has produced notable alumni including U.S. Ambassador Paul Folmsbee, professional athletes, politicians, and educators. Career Services supports students through resume development, job search skills, internship connections via Handshake, and graduate school guidance.