A specific concentration plan for each of the following areas will be determined by appropriate faculty in the area. The student will be assigned an advisory committee, composed of three faculty members, recommended by the Director of Graduate Theological Education and approved by both the Dean of the Logsdon School of Theology and the Dean of Graduate Studies. Most areas of ministry are available in this program including pastor, education, administration, recreation, youth, music, chaplaincy, and missions. Further experiences are provided or required depending on the individual degree plan. All requirements for the Master of Divinity degree must be completed within ten years from semester of initial admission.
Financial assistance is awarded in the form of scholarships, grants, and fellowships.
Applications for scholarships and fellowships offered through the Logsdon School of Theology should be made through the office of the Dean of the Logsdon School of Theology. Applications for other grants offered through the Logsdon School of Theology should be made through the Office of In-Service Training. The deadline to apply for financial assistance for the fall semester is April 1. Applications received after that time will be considered only as funds are available. The university Financial Aid Office will also assist the student in processing loans and other types of financial aid.