What Does it Cost?
Tuition for the MDiv and BD program is $240 per credit hour. Half of each credit hour is paid by the student, and half is paid by the student's church. Requiring both the student and the church to split the cost of the tuition promotes the active involvement of both the student and his pastor/mentor. Additionally, because the program is not residential, the church will have a man actively participating in the life of that local body. He's not lost to them while he does his theological and pastoral training in residence hundreds of miles away at a dusty seminary. That kind of organic help is worth the church's investment.
Tuition for our Certificate in Bible & Theology is $120/credit hour.
The audit fee per class is $75/credit hour. To begin auditing classes, let us know you are interested by sending us a note on our contact page. Each prospective auditor must then submit a recommendation letter to our administration from his pastor. The deadline for applying to audit a class is one week before the first day of classes each semester. Auditors will only observe classes. They are not permitted to participate in classroom exercises or recitations, to make seminar presentations, or to turn in assignments and exams for review or grading by the instructor (unless permitted by the instructor).
Students are also responsible for covering the cost of each semester's books.
MDiv and BD students are required to cover travel expenses and conference fees for NGA's yearly Shepherds Conference (in the Fall) and travel expenses for a yearly orientation module in Bloomington, IN which take place in August, on the Saturday before the first week of classes of the fall semester.
Scholarships are available to students with significant financial need. Apply online by clicking the button below. Funds are limited and awards are capped at 50% of student tuition costs.
Tuition for our Certificate in Bible & Theology is $120/credit hour.
The audit fee per class is $75/credit hour. To begin auditing classes, let us know you are interested by sending us a note on our contact page. Each prospective auditor must then submit a recommendation letter to our administration from his pastor. The deadline for applying to audit a class is one week before the first day of classes each semester. Auditors will only observe classes. They are not permitted to participate in classroom exercises or recitations, to make seminar presentations, or to turn in assignments and exams for review or grading by the instructor (unless permitted by the instructor).
Students are also responsible for covering the cost of each semester's books.
MDiv and BD students are required to cover travel expenses and conference fees for NGA's yearly Shepherds Conference (in the Fall) and travel expenses for a yearly orientation module in Bloomington, IN which take place in August, on the Saturday before the first week of classes of the fall semester.
Scholarships are available to students with significant financial need. Apply online by clicking the button below. Funds are limited and awards are capped at 50% of student tuition costs.