Frequently Asked Questions
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Listed below are questions most frequently asked about becoming a student at MTS. Please contact our Admissions Office for any further clarification or other questions you may have.
Do I need an undergraduate degree to apply to MTS?
You can apply to a degree program if you have a bachelor's degree in any academic discipline that is accredited by an approved agency. Bible credits are not required. If you do not have a bachelors degree, MTS has an array of continuing educational opportunities available to you
What is the cost of tuition?
Cost of tuition for the 2009-2010 academic year is $390.00 per credit hour. Courses not taken for credit or audited are 50% of the tuition cost per hour.
Is MTS accredited?
Current accreditation from The Commission on Accrediting of The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) ensures that MTS students receive the highest level of spiritual training for careers in churches, missions, chaplaincy, teaching, and counseling.
What is the process for admission?
The admissions process starts with an application (see "Apply Now"). Once we receive your completed application with all supporting documents, then the admissions committee will review the application package and notify you of its decision.
Can I access your application online and electronically submit it?
You can currently download the application and then fax or mail it to our Admissions Office.
Is there an application fee?
No. We do not charge an application fee.
Do you have financial aid or scholarships?
Yes, we have both. Contact our Business Office for further information. There are deadlines applying for aid and scholarships as well as criteria that must be met.
Is MTS on semester or quarter schedule?
MTS is on a semester schedule. Semesters start in September, January, and May. There are occasional special courses offered in July, as well.