2024–25 Graduate Academic Catalog Page 43 School of Biblical and Theological Studies Master of Divinity Biblical Apologetics Track...........................................................9 BTPA-6250 Philosophy of Religion............................................ 3 BTPA-6450 Christian Apologetics. ............................................ 3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTHT-6300 Global Theology...........................................3 BTAT, BTBL, BTBS, BTHT, BTNT, BTOT, or BTPA Elective..............................................................3 Biblical Care and Counseling Track............................................9 BTAT-6130 Interpersonal and Crisis Counseling....................... 3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTAT-6410 Discipleship. .....................................................3 BTAT-6740 Theology of Sexuality and Family.....................3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTAT-6140 Counseling and Mentoring Men........................3 BTAT-6150 Counseling and Mentoring Women. .................3 Missions Track..............................................................................9 BTAT-6230 Contemporary World Missions................................ 3 BTAT-6240 Cross-Cultural Ministry............................................ 3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTAT-6250 Church Planting................................................3 BTHT-6300 Global Theology. .............................................3 Pastoral Ministry Track*...............................................................9 BTAT-6560 Text-Driven Preaching 2.......................................... 3 Choose two from the following.................................................. 6 BTAT-6215 Pastoral Leadership..........................................3 BTAT/BTCM-6300 Teaching Ministry of the Church. ..........3 BTAT, BTBL, BTBS, BTHT, BTNT, BTOT, or BTPA Electives................................................................3 *Pastoral Ministry track is reserved for male students. Women’s Ministry Track*. ............................................................9 BTCM-6530 Contemporary Ministry to Women and Girls......... 3 BTHT-6740 Biblical Theology of Womanhood........................... 3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTAT-6150 Counseling and Mentoring Women. .................3 BTAT/BTCM-6300 Teaching Ministry of the Church. ..........3 *Women’s Ministry track is reserved for female students. Worship and Theology Track*......................................................9 BTAT/BTCM-6300 Teaching Ministry of the Church.................. 3 BTHT-6210 Theology of Worship............................................... 3 BTOT-6160 Psalms. .................................................................. 3 *Worship track students will participate in a worship forum (0 credits) and should have an internship involving worship leadership (vocals or instrumental) Youth and Family Ministry Track.................................................9 BTCM-6420 Youth Ministries..................................................... 3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTAT/BTCM-6300 Teaching Ministry of the Church. ..........3 BTAT-6410 Discipleship. .....................................................3 BTAT-6740 Theology of Sexuality and Family.....................3 Choose one from the following.................................................. 3 BTCM-6410 Children’s Ministries. ......................................3 BTCM-6430 Adult Ministries...............................................3 BTCM-6530 Contemporary Ministry to Women and Girls. .3 Master of Divinity Curriculum Summary Proficiency requirements............................................................0–3 Master of Divinity course requirements........................................79 Optional Track. ............................................................................ (9) Total.......................................................................................79–88 Character Colloquium This course is an introduction to the importance of Christian character in the outworking of public ministry. It involves Cedarville weekly chapel attendance and meeting with the assigned instructor for discussion, prayer, and encouragement. Online students will participate in the same opportunities through online delivery of chapel services, peer interaction, and discussion with the assigned instructor. Admission Standards The Cedarville University Master of Divinity (MDiv) program invites applications from qualified students who hold a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited or otherwise approved university, who are able to present a strong academic record, and who have a profession of faith in Jesus Christ. In addition to the general admission requirements listed in the Graduate Admissions section of this catalog, applicants must meet the following requirements: • Have a cumulative undergraduate grade point average of at least 2.3 (on a 4.0 scale). Conditional acceptance may be offered in some cases. • Recommendations from a pastor and an academic referent/ professor. Recommendations from personal friends or family members will not be accepted. Admission Process and Timeframe Applicants should follow specific admission criteria found in the Admissions section of the graduate catalog. Application decisions are generally made by the leadership of the MDiv program within two weeks after an admission application is completed. Graduate Enrollment will then notify applicants of the admission decision. Tuition and Fees Tuition cost for the MDiv program for the 2024–25 academic year is $436 per semester credit hour. Audit is $218 per semester hour. The graduation fee for the MDiv program for the 2024–25 academic year is $125. Financial Aid and Scholarships For information regarding financial aid and institutional scholarships, visit cedarville.edu/gsfinaid or preview the Financial Information section of this catalog. Academic Advising Each student is assigned a faculty advisor. The faculty advisor offers counsel concerning course scheduling. Students are encouraged to consult their faculty advisor prior to registration, whenever an academic problem is encountered, or when considering any changes in their educational program. Degreeseeking students may review their academic program progression by selecting the Progress tab option in Student Planning at cedarville.edu/studentplanning. Course Sequencing The MDiv program may be completed in as little as three years. Contact your program advisor for information about full-time and part-time completion options. Course Load Assuming that proficiency requirements have been satisfied, a minimum of 79 semester hours is required for graduation from the regular MDiv program.
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