Seminary & Graduate Studies

Yes! Every degree you see offered fully online will also be offered on campus—either during fall or spring semesters and/or during one- or two-week modules/sessions on campus. You can mix online and on-campus study however you like! Friendly, knowledgeable advisors can help you figure out the plan that works best for your schedule and your goals.

For both online and on-campus classes, the cost is $342 per credit hour. Of course, your total cost depends on the number of credits your degree requires. See tuition and fees for more information.

There are three start dates each year for online classes (spring, summer, and fall). Upcoming online start dates are January 21 and May 8.

Upcoming fall and spring start dates for on-campus classes are January 21 and September 1.

Seminary also offers on-campus one-week modules in January, May, and August.

Graduate and seminary also offer on-campus two-week sessions with different starting dates throughout the summer.

You must have a bachelor’s degree in order to be accepted into our graduate or seminary programs. A minimum 2.50 cumulative GPA is required to be accepted as a master’s student. A minimum 3.00 cumulative undergrad GPA is required for specialist and doctoral degrees.

Specific degree programs may include additional admission requirements.

You’ll get the exact same instruction whether you study on campus or online. With online classes, you’ll watch recorded lectures and complete projects and tests just like on-campus students. The only difference is that, if you study online, you’ll have the freedom of learning wherever and whenever it works for you.

On campus: Depending on your degree, you’ll probably take 6 to 15 credits each semester. The maximum load is 16 credits per term.

Online: If you take two classes each semester, you can finish your degree in as little as 19 months. But you’ll have up to 7 years if you need it.