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Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) program is designed for the professional who
understands that continued education and training is essential to
develop further competence and effectiveness in ministry. The program
provides opportunities for the student to focus on ministry improvement
through pastoral and Biblical studies as well as personalized self-study
projects. Refer to the General Admissions Requirements for the guidelines for these programs. There are four major tracks of study: Pastoral Ministry, Biblical Studies, Church History, and Theology. Those students desiring to pursue the Biblical Studies track will need to demonstrate translation ability in either Greek or Hebrew to be eligible. Within these tracks it will be possible to develop an individualized program of study to meet the specific needs of each student. All 500 level courses are eligible for this program. However, some 400 level classes may be acceptable with special requirements. |
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The final requirement of this program is the advanced independent project. The student’s advisor will provide guidance and assistance during the completion process. Upon submission of the project the student will participate in a project defense interview which will determine the final grade. A minimum grade of “B” is required. |
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Because of the nature of this program only six (6) semester hours of transfer credit will be allowed. A student must maintain a Grade Point Average of 3.30 to continue in the program and receive the degree. |
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