Application
Process
To
apply to the M.Div.,
M.A.R.L., M.A. degrees
or the Diploma
in Indian Ministries,
prospective students should:
- Submit
an application form, a self-assessment, a
vocational statement, an immunization
form, an updated resume, and an application
fee ($40.00 non-refundable).
- Secure
letters of reference from the following:
- professor
or academic mentor,
- pastor
or spiritual mentor,
- employer,
and
- another
who is not a relative.
- Provide
official academic transcripts of prior degree work.
- Complete
a writing sample.
- Have
a matriculation
interview during which materials submitted for application
and educational plans are discussed.
Application
deadlines:
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Application
due
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Matriculation
interview completed
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| Fall
term |
July
1 |
August
1 |
| Winter
term (January) |
November
1 |
December
1 |
| Spring
term |
November
15 |
January
1 |
| Summer
term (June) |
April
1 |
May
1 |
To
download a degree application click below
for:
(requires
Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher)
To
apply to the Diploma in
Advanced Theological Studies program, prospective
students should:
- Complete
the Diploma in Advanced Theological Studies application
for admission and scholarship.
- Provide
a copy of all academic records including
a statement by the school official regarding the U.S.
equivalent of the highest level of academic achievement
(e.g., Bachelor of Arts, three years of college, one
year of graduate study, etc.).
- Non-native
speakers of English must supply a copy of the TOEFL (Test
of English as a Foreign Language) test score.
- Supply
five letters of reference.
- Supply
a report of a recent medical examination by a physician
approved by a sponsoring church official.
- Supply
the completed and signed Scholarship Agreement form,
if applying for the full Campbell Scholarship.
- Provide
a letter from an endorsing church official, as described
on the Scholarship Agreement form.
Application
deadline: December 1 for the following academic year.  Download
an application for the Diploma in Advanced Theological
Studies
Download
a Scholarship Agreement
To
apply to the Certificate
in Theological and Religious Studies program or the
Certificate in Leadership
toward Racial Justice program, prospective
students should:
- Submit
an application form and a vocational statement.
- File
an immunization form.
- Pay
an application fee ($10.00 non-refundable).
- Secure
a letter of reference.
- Provide
official academic transcripts of prior degree work.
- Write
a one- to two-paragraph statement of purpose.
- Contact
the Office of Admissions to complete a writing sample.
Application
deadline: One week prior to the
beginning of each term. To
download a degree application click here for:
(requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher)
To
apply to the D.Min. program,
prospective students should:
- Complete
an application form and pay applicable fees.
- Supply
official academic transcripts from all previous college
and graduate work.
- Supply
self-assessment and biographical statement (described
on application form).
- Supply
four recommendations: one from a ministry supervisor
(e.g., judicatory executive, bishop, senior pastor,
program supervisor); one from a lay person in
the applicant’s congregation or agency (preferably
a governing board chair or similar role); one from
a clergy or other professional peer; and one from
a professor who knows the applicant’s work
well.
To
apply only to Module
1 - Ministry Renewal and Professional Development
Certificate of the D.Min. program,
prospective students should:
- Complete
steps 1-3 above.
- Supply
two recommendations: one from a ministry supervisor
(e.g., judicatory executive, bishop, senior pastor,
program supervisor); and one from a lay person in
the applicant’s congregation or agency (preferably
a governing board chair or similar role).
If
a Module 1 student later decides to continue
with the program, he/she
must provide the additional application materials listed
for the D.Min. program as a whole.
Application
deadline: Students
seeking entry to the D.Min. program or Module 1 may apply anytime
during
the year. Admission decisions will be made as applications
are received until spaces in the first seminar
are filled. All application requirements
must be completed by September 1 each year. Earlier
applications are strongly encouraged.
To
download a Doctor of Ministry application click
here for:
(requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher)
To
apply for non-degree
status, prospective students should:
- Submit
an application form.
- File
an immunization form.
- Pay
an application fee ($10.00 non-refundable).
Writing
a vocational statement is optional. Students may matriculate
into a degree program by completing additional
application requirements.
Application
deadline: One week prior to the beginning of each
term.
To
download a non-degree application click
here for:
(requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 4.0 or higher)
To
request more information, click
here or call 651.255.6119.
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