Choosing the Program That’s Right for You

provides students with tools for an ongoing life of Christian study, meditation and practical service
focuses on the integration of faith with personal, social and cultural issues
highly flexible, with no time limit for completion
study at their own pace, whether full-time or in conjunction with other regular activities
perfect fit for those taking sabbatical leave to reflect on their vocation or ministry
up to 9 credits can be earned through Distance Education
all credits earned are transferrable to a degree program at Regent

Specific details and requirements for the DipCS program can be found here.

reflects the heart of Regent’s mission by focusing on the education, nurture and equipping of Christians to live and work as servant leaders
educates men and women who anticipate pursuing societal professions or an academic career and those who bring with them specific life questions from previous work or education
provides students with a selection of 13 available concentrations on which to focus their studies
prepares students to go on to a wide variety of pursuits, from resuming previous careers to following newly discovered interests, pursuing further education and entering Church-based Christian service
up to 20 credits can be completed through Distance Education

Specific details and requirements for the MCS program can be found here.

geared towards the development of the pastor, missionary and church worker
emphasizes formation of the Christian person as a precedent for formation of the Church leader
focuses on the knowledge, skills and perspectives that are essential for church-based Christian service, including biblical interpretation, theological understanding, historical awareness, practical training and ability to integrate faith with life in our world
offers students the option of completing a concentration in a specific area of interest
places high value on personal interaction in its equipping for professional ministry

Specific details and requirements for the MDiv program can be found here.

highest academic degree awarded by Regent College
requires a minimum GPA of 3.5 for admission
encourages an interdisciplinary approach to theological studies through research and writing
allows students to continue focused study in a particular area of interest
provides additional preparation for students who anticipate pursuing doctoral studies and is a useful academic supplement to a vocational degree

Specific details and requirements for the ThM program can be found here.