Correspondence
School of
Worship Ministry
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Master of Worship Ministry
Degree (M.W.M.) |
| Prerequisite: Bachelor's Degree |
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| SS511 Christian Ethics |
4 credits |
| W510 Worship Leaders Manual |
4 credits |
| PT520 Women in Ministry |
4 credits |
| W512 Moving from Traditional to Contemporary Worship |
4 credits |
| T575 Eschatology |
4 credits |
| WM500 Worship Ministry Practicum |
12 credit* |
| W550 Master of Worship Ministry Thesis |
12 credits+ |
| Total |
48 credits |
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| * The Master of Worship Ministry Degree is a forty
eight (48) credit degree. Twelve (12) credits are earned for two
(2) years of actual "hands on" worship ministry experience. The "hands
on" experience is the Worship Ministry Degree Practicum. |
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| + The Master of Worship Ministry Thesis will be required
from students not having a total of two (2) years actual "hands
on" worship ministry experience. |
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Doctor of Worship Ministry
Degree (D.W.M.) |
| Prerequisite: Masters Degree or Doctors Degree |
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| W701 Spiritual Survival is About Being Prepared |
4 credits |
| W705 Knowing Your Enemy |
4 credits |
| W706 Power Over Demons |
4 credits |
| W707 Angels, Demons & Spirit Beings |
4 credits |
| W708 Real Worship......Holy Ground |
4 credits |
| W709 World Views Clash |
4 credits |
| W710 World Views Clash, Trouble in Paradise |
4 credits |
| W720 Jesus and the Apostolic Church Encounter Satan |
4 credits |
| W721 Spiritual Warfare in the Epistles |
4 credits |
| W722 Introduction to Intercessory Deliverance |
4 credits |
| W750 Doctor of Worship Ministry Dissertation |
4 credits |
| Total |
56 credits |
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| The Doctor of Worship Ministry Degree calls for 56
credits with 40 credits taken from any combination of the above
courses. |
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Correspondence
School of Theology
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Dr.
William M. Comfort, Dean
14671 Fox Chase Circle
Ridgely, MD 21660
Phone (410)634-9005
Email: ncbibcol5@aol.com
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Master of Theological Studies
Degree (M.T.S.) |
The Master of Theological Studies Degree may be completed through either
the External Studies program or at the Millersville Distance Learning
Center, located at Maryland Church on the Rock, 649 Old Mill Road, Millersville,
MD 21108.
Prerequisite: Bachelor's Degree
The total number of credits required for completion of the Master
of Theological Studies Degree is thirty-eight (38). Thirty-two (32)
of those credits come from eight (8) core courses (required), each
of which is worth four (4) credit hours. The final six (6) credits
come from the Master's Thesis, which must be graded and completed not
less than one month prior to a student's expected date of graduation.
The core courses are listed below. |
| B501 Daniel |
4 credits |
| B502 Biblical Hermeneutics |
4 credits |
| B530 Revelation |
4 credits |
| B712 Roots of the Torah |
4 credits |
| B713 Roots of Hebrew History |
4 credits |
| B780 Messianic Christology |
4 credits |
| T510 Mysteries of Creation |
4 credits |
| T521 Defense of the Faith |
4 credits |
| MTS555 Master's Thesis |
6 credits |
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| If a transfer student has taken any of the courses shown above in a
Master's Degree program at another institution, and if those courses
listed on his transcript have been accepted as valid by Chesapeake Bible
College & Seminary, he may then complete the requirements for the MTS
Degree by selecting from the list of elective courses shown below. |
| L501 Basic Greek I |
3 credits |
| L502 Basic Greek II |
3 credits
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| T500 The Image of God |
3 credits |
| T501 Johannine Theology |
4 credits |
| T502 Bible Research |
4 credits |
| T575 Eschatology |
3 credits |
| T590 Biblical Ethics |
4 credits |
| WR709 Islam I |
4 credits |
| WR710 Islam II |
4 credits |
| WR712 The New Age |
4 credits |
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Doctor of Theology Degree (Th.D.) |
The Doctor of Theology Degree may be completed through
either the External Studies program, or at the Millersville Distance
Learning Center, located at Maryland Church on the Rock, 649 Old Mill
Road, Millersville, MD 21108.
Prerequisite: Master's Degree
The total number of credits required for completion of the Doctor
of Theology Degree is thirty-eight (38). Twenty-six (26) of those credits
come from six (6) core courses (required), each of which is worth four
(4) credit hours. The final twelve (12) credits come from the Doctoral
Dissertation, which must be graded and completed not less than one
month prior to a student's expected date of graduation. The core courses
are listed below.
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| NT821 Creation v. Evolution |
4 credits |
| ST750 The Study of God |
4 credits |
| ST751 Systematic Theology |
6 credits |
| T701 New Testament Canonicity |
4 credits |
| T723 Inspiration & Authority of God |
4 credits |
| THD700 Dissertation Methodology |
4 credits |
| THD710 Doctoral Dissertation |
12 credits |
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| If a transfer student has taken any of the courses
shown above in a Master's or Doctor's Degree program at another institution,
and if those courses listed on his transcript have been accepted as valid
by Chesapeake Bible College & Seminary, he may then complete the
requirements for the Th.D. Degree by selecting from the list of elective
courses shown below. |
| B700 The Genesis Account |
4 credits |
| B715 The Dead Sea Scrolls |
4 credits |
| T501 Johannine Theology |
4 credits |
| T705 The Trial on Trial |
4 credits |
| T706 Orthodox Theology |
4 credits |
| T721 Tabernacle Typology |
4 credits |
| WR709 Islam I |
4 credits |
| WR710 Islam II |
4 credits |
| `WR712 The New Age |
4 credits |
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Correspondence
School of Pastoral Counseling
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Dr. Bonnie Aronson, Dean
P.O. Box 237
Delmar, DE 19940
Phone: (302)846-2208 Fax (302)846-2101
Email: cbaronson@yahoo.com
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Core Curriculum |
Phase I - Requirements |
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| CC450 Basic Christian Counseling & Supervision |
6 credits |
| CC451 Creation Therapy |
3 credits |
| CC454 Christian Psychology & Counseling |
3 credits |
| 10 A.P.S. reports |
Must complete written responses to N.C.C.A.'s
50 ethical questions.
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| Mail in $50.00 for first year's annual dues. |
| Must complete and sign the Application for Certification
/ Membership Form and a copy of N.C.C.A.'s Code of Ethical
Standards. |
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| Certified Temperament Counselor - This Phase I Certification
is only a recognition of your understanding of how temperaments
work. This certification does not give you a license to counsel. |
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Phase II - Requirements - partial listing |
| CC550 Mastering Pastoral Counseling |
3 credits |
| CC551 Temperament Case Studies |
3 credits |
| CC552 Codependency |
3 credits |
| 15 A.P.S. reports |
| Must complete and sign the Application for License
form. This form authorizes the N.C.C.A. to secure a national back
ground
check
to verify each candidate's history. |
| Mail in a licensing fee of $100.00 |
| Must hold Ministerial Credentials |
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| At this level of completion you may apply for a license
as a Pastoral Counselor. |
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The National Christian Counselors Association also
offers Faith Based Board Certification in the following areas:
- Integrated Marriage & Family Therapy
- Child and Adolescent Therapy
- Substance Abuse and Addiction Therapy
- Board Certified Temperament Therapist
- Sexual Therapy
- Cognitive Therapy
- Crisis and Abuse Therapy
- Domestic Violence and Intervention Therapy
- Group Therapy
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| Bachelor of Christian
Ministry Degree (B.C.M.)
with a major in Biblical / Pastoral Counseling * |
Prerequisite: Diploma |
36 credits |
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| CC450 Basic Christian Counseling & Supervision |
6 credits |
| CC452 Temperament Theory |
3 credits |
| CC453 Testing / Measurements |
3 credits |
| CC454 Christian Psychology & Counseling |
3 credits |
| Must complete 10 A.P.S. reports |
Must complete written responses to N.C.C.A.'s 50
ethical questions.
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| Mail in $50.00 for first year's annual dues. |
| Must complete and sign the Application for Certification
/ Membership Form and a copy of N.C.C.A.'s Code of Ethical
Standards. |
| CC321 Competent to Counsel |
3 credits+ |
| CC400 Understanding Motivational Temperaments |
3 credits+ |
| CC323 Common Care Counseling |
3 credits+ |
| T530 Creation Science |
3 credits |
| RE307 How to Study the Bible |
3 credits |
| RE302 Foundations of Faith |
3 credits |
| 6 Elective Courses (3 credits each) |
18 credits |
| M400 Ministry Practicum (5 years experience) |
30 credits |
| Total |
120 credits
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| Students that use Phase I courses towards their Bachelor's
Degree cannot use them towards their Master of Pastoral Counseling
Degree. |
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| +These 3 courses were developed by Chesapeake Bible
College Faculty. |
| *Must hold Ministerial Credentials. |
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Master of Pastoral Counseling
Degree (M.P.C.)* |
Prerequisite: Bachelor's Degree
|
120 credits |
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| Phase I (See Core Curriculum) |
7 credits |
| Phase II (See Core Curriculum) |
9 credits |
| 4 Advanced Courses |
12 credits |
| Supervision |
7 credits |
| Master Thesis |
6 credits |
Total
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41 credits
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| *Must hold Ministerial Credentials. |
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Doctor of Clinical Pastoral
Counseling Degree (D.C.P.C.) * |
Prerequisite: Master's Degree
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| Phase I (See Core Curriculum) |
7 credits |
| Phase II (See Core Curriculum) |
9 credits |
| 12 Advanced Courses |
36 credits |
| Supervision |
7 credits |
| Doctoral Dissertation |
6 credits |
35 A.P.S. Reports
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| Total |
65 credits |
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| *Must hold Ministerial Credentials. |
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Correspondence
School of Religious Education
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Bachelor of Religious Education (B.R.E.)
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Prerequisite:
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60 credits |
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| Required Courses |
| RE204 Motivational Gifts |
3 credits |
| RE300 The Character of God |
3 credits |
| RE301 The Blood Covenant |
3 credits |
| RE302 The Foundations of Faith |
3 credits |
RE303 The Spiritual Life
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3 credits |
| RE305 The Dynamics of Teaching the Word |
3 credits |
| RE306 Bible Geography |
3 credits |
| RE307 How to Study the Bible |
3 credits |
| RE308 Old Testament I |
3 credits |
| RE309 Old Testament II |
3 credits |
| RE310 New Testament |
3 credits |
| RE311 Principles of Christian Education |
3 credits |
| RE312 Childhood Development I |
3 credits |
| RE313 Childhood Development II |
3 credits |
| RE400 Teaching Practicum (2 years) |
12 credits |
| RE403 Time Management |
3 credits |
| RE404 How To Teach & Preach |
3 credits |
| RE405 The Laws of Teaching |
4 credits |
| RE407 Training the Disabled Child I |
4 credits |
| RE408 Training the Disabled Child II |
4 credits |
| RE409 Church Ministry to Disabled People |
4 credits |
| Total |
120 credits
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| * For the RE400 Teaching Practicum, the student must
complete the proper forms and purchase the 12 credits from Chesapeake
Bible College for their 2 years of Religious Education experience.
No additional course work will be required. |
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Master of Religious Education Degree (M.R.E.)
with New Testament Greek Major
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Prerequisite: Bachelor's Degree
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120 credits |
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| Required Courses |
| T521 Apologetics |
4 credits |
| T523 Authority of Scripture |
3 credits |
| L501 Basic Greek I |
3 credits |
| L502 Basic Greek II |
3 credits |
L503 Basic Greek III
|
3 credits |
| L504 Basic Greek IV |
3 credits |
| L505 Basic Greek V |
4 credits |
| L506 Basic Greek VI |
4 credits |
| L509 Exegesis of John's Epistles |
4 credits |
| L510 Exegesis of Mark's Gospel |
6 credits |
| B502 Hermeneutics |
3 credits |
| PT503 Bible Research |
3 credits |
| M502 Master's Thesis |
5 credits |
| Total |
48 credits |
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| Electives |
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| In the event that the student may have already taken
some of the core courses, he/she may select from this list of electives
to make up the required credits. |
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| CC451 Creation Therapy |
3 credits |
| L650 Exegesis of Galatians |
3 credits |
| L651 Exegesis of I, II Thessalonians |
4 credits
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| T575 Eschatology |
4 credits |
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Doctor of Religious Education Degree (D.R.E.) |
Prerequisite: Master's Degree
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48 credits |
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| Required Courses |
| RE710 Christian Education History |
4 credits |
| RE720 Christian Education |
4 credits |
| RE730 Living Message (O.T.) |
4 credits |
| RE740 Living Message (N.T.) |
4 credits |
RE750 Worship & Study
|
4 credits |
| RE760 Field Experience |
8 credits |
| RE770 Course Projects (7) |
21 credits |
| RE780 Dissertation |
16 credits |
| Total |
65 credits |
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Doctor of Religious Education Degree (D.R.E.)
Challenge Program
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| Occasionally, there are students that have made significant
contributions to / in the area of religious education. The Doctor
of Religious Education Challenge is a program designed for that student.
The department professor makes the final determination as to whether
a submitted project meets the Seminary challenge standards for acceptance. |
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Prerequisite: Master's Degree
RE/CE experience - 10 years (documented proof)
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| RE710 Christian Education History Challenge: 1 completed
project |
4 credits |
| RE720 Christian Education Challenge: 1 completed project |
4 credits |
| RE730 Living Message (O.T.) Challenge: 1 completed project |
4 credits |
| RE740 Living Message (N.T.) Challenge: 1 completed project |
4 credits |
RE750 Worship & Study Challenge: 1 completed project
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4 credits |
| RE760 Field Experience Challenge : 2 completed projects (documented
proof) |
8 credits |
| RE770 Course Projects (7) Challenge: 7 completed projects |
21 credits |
| RE780 Dissertation Challenge: To be agreed upon |
16 credits |
| Total |
65 credits |
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Master
of Divinity Program (M.Div.)
With Chaplaincy Major |
14671 Fox Chase Circle
Ridgley, MD 21660
Phone (410)634-9005 Fax (410)634-1544
Email: ncbibcol5@aol.com |
Board of Certifiers |
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Dr. William M. Comfort, Chairman
President of Chesapeake Bible College & Seminary |
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1st Lt. Luis A. Figueroa, Vice-Chairman
Chaplain U.S. Army Reserve
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Dr. Samuel L. Dixon, Secretary
Chaplain of Chesapeake Bible College & Seminary |
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Dr. Carroll Carter, Prison Counselor
Virginia State Certified |
Elder Leon Swanson, Director
Bema Outreach Ministries |
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Prerequisite: 120 credits - Bachelor's
Degree
Required Total: 80 credits
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| Note: All courses marked with ** can be substituted
for one of the Elective Courses listed. |
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B502 ** Biblical Hermeneutics
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4 credits |
| B511 ** Old Testament: Law & History |
4 credits |
B512 ** Old Testament: Poetry & Prophecy
|
4 credits |
| B513 ** New Testament: Matthew - Revelation |
4 credits |
| T521 Apologetics |
4 credits |
| T701 New Testament Canonicity |
4 credits |
| W709 ** World Views Clash |
4 credits |
| L501 Basic Greek I |
3 credits |
| L502 Basic Greek II |
3 credits |
| L503 Basic Greek III |
3 credits |
| L504 Basic Greek IV |
3 credits |
| PT712 Biblical Ethics |
4 credits |
| CC701 Mind, Body Connection |
4 credits |
| PT563 ** Homiletics |
4 credits |
| CC702 Resolving Emotional Conflicts |
4 credits |
| CC703 Counseling for Family Health |
4 credits |
| CC704 Overcoming Self-Destructive Habits |
4 credits |
| CC705 Breaking Through Internal Barriers |
4 credits |
| C1700 Chaplaincy Internship |
12 credits* |
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| Total |
80 credits |
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| * One Year program - with the options of Hospital
Chaplaincy Internship; Prison Chaplaincy Internship; Church Counseling
Internship or any other internship that the Board of Certifiers
would approve. |
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Course Electives |
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CC500 Understanding Motivational Temperaments
|
4 credits |
| CC505 Common Care Counseling |
4 credits |
CC520 Belief Therapy
|
3 credits |
| CC521 Nouthetic Counseling I |
3 credits |
| B712 Roots of Hebrew History |
4 credits |
| T575 Eschatology |
4 credits |
| B711 Roots of the Torah |
4 credits |
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Master of Divinity (M.Div.)
Challenge Program
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I. A person may challenge the Master
of Divinity Degree providing He/She:
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1. Can verify 15 years of ordained ministry experience.
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2. Can verify 15 years of Licensed
Counseling or Chaplaincy experience.
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3. Has an earned a Bachelor's Degree.
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4. Is certified by the College Board of Certifiers
after an oral examination.
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5. Has already earned an excess of 80 credits either
in Theology or Counseling.
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6. Pays for all 80 Master of Divinity credits.
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7. Participates in the Commencement Services.
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8. Has any combination of #1 and #2 and can fulfill
Articles 3-7.
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| II. The candidate may match other completed courses in the Master
of Divinity Curriculum. |
| III. All the candidates are required to sign the Student Code
of Conduct; the College Doctrinal Statement and participate in
the College Commencement. |
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