Considering Seminary?
Come find out what seminary would actually take: how long, what it costs, and whether you can study while working full time. Ask as much or as little as you like.
One-to-one with Dr. Mark House, our registrar.
Bring Your Questions. Get Straight Answers.
Seminary is for everyone! That’s because everyone is a theologian. With that said, you may have questions like: how long does it take? What does it cost? Can I study while working full time? Those are the questions we hear most often — bring yours to the call, and you’ll get clear answers.
You talk them through with our registrar, Dr. Mark House — fifteen minutes, by phone or Zoom, whenever suits you. No presentation and no script: you ask, he answers.
What We'll Cover
Four questions almost everyone asks, answered directly — and time for anything else you would like to know:
All of our programs
Certificate, MACM, M.Div, Th.M, or D.Min — what each one is for, whether you are heading toward ordination or studying for your own growth, and how certificate credits carry forward into a degree.
How long it takes & what it costs
Honest timelines for working adults — and one answer on price: $300 a credit hour, every program, certificate to doctorate.
How online classes actually run
Live weekly sessions on Zoom with real faculty — not recorded lectures and a discussion board. You join from home.
How to begin
What the application involves, what we look for, and the wide range of backgrounds our students come from.
Dr. Mark House
Dr. House teaches New Testament Survey and New Testament Greek, and he is the person who walks every prospective student through admission — so the answers you get on this call come from the man who would handle your file.
Fifteen Minutes · Whenever Suits You
Pick a time that works and Dr. House will call. That’s the whole of it.
Considering Seminary?
Choose a time on Dr. House’s calendar and come with your questions.
- Every program covered, from the Certificate of Biblical Studies to the D.Min
- What each one costs, and how people pay for it
- How live online classes actually run, and what a week looks like
- What admission takes, and whether your background fits
- By phone or Zoom — no camera required
- Simply a conversation — free, no application, no obligation
