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Evening Program
The Master of Divinity and Master of Arts degrees can be obtained through an alternative evening program. The program is designed for students who must maintain their full-time employment while pursuing a seminary education. This would include persons presently in non-church-related work who are intending to pursue a church vocation as well as those pastors and educators presently serving churches, but who have not earned a seminary degree. Active church members who are interested in serious theological study, but do not intend to pursue a church vocation, might also use the program.
The alternative evening program assumes that students will take two three-credit classes per term (18 credits per year) rather than the regular four classes per term. Master of Divinity students can complete their required classes in four years and then move on to two years of electives, graduating at the end of six years with the 111 hours required for the degree. Master of Arts students can likewise take two three-credit classes per term and complete the 72 hours required for that degree in four years rather than the usual two.
All classes, evening and day, are available to all students. Persons who begin the evening program and later decide to move to the day program are welcome to do so. Evening students who determine that they can handle more than two courses per term are encouraged to do so.
For more information on the evening program please contact the
616 N. Highland Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15206
412-441-3304, ext. 2113
1-800-451-4194
Request an application packet.
