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Your MDIV Is Closer Than You Think
Do you have a Bachelor of Arts in Christian Studies, Biblical Counseling, or an equivalent field of study? If so, you have the basic biblical knowledge necessary to participate in our Accelerated Master of Divinity program. This program allows you to advance directly into a master-level concentration without repeating each course you completed while earning your bachelor degree. If you’ve done the majority of the work, your MDIV is closer than you think.
Each Accelerated Master of Divinity concentration consists of 60 total credit hours. Within that total, the Pastoral Ministry and Biblical Counseling programs also incorporate hands-on practicums. Courses required at master-level, even if completed at bachelor-level, are Greek, Hebrew, and preaching/teaching.
60 credit hours (per concentration)
Completed in two years
Available online
WHICH CONCENTRATIONS ARE AVaiLABLE?
Choose from one of six MDIV concentrations:
- APOLOGETICS
- BIBLICAL COUNSELING
- CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES
- MISSIOLOGY AND INTERCULTURAL STUDIES (2+2 ON-CAMPUS/ON-FIELD) & MISSIOLOGY AND INTERCULTURAL STUDIES
- MISSIOLOGY AND URBAN CHURCH PLANTING
- PASTORAL MINISTRY
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Admissions
In addition to the Seminary’s general admissions requirements, applicants to any master-level degree program must meet additional requirements and have earned a bachelor degree or equivalent from an accredited college or university. In addition, applicants need to have had 10 of 15 specific undergrad courses in order to qualify for the degree program. During the application process, you will be asked to submit the following information:
- OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPTS OF ALL COLLEGE COURSEWORK
- AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL STATEMENT AND PHOTOGRAPH
- HEALTH RECORD AND IMMUNIZATION FORMS
- PASTOR RECOMMENDATION
- CHURCH ENDORSEMENT
- TWO PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
- BACKGROUND AND CREDIT REFERENCE CHECKS
All applicants to master’s degree programs must have graduated from an accredited college or university with a bachelor degree or equivalent.