Masters (M.A.) Program

Applicants must have earned a bachelor degree, or an equivalent, from an accredited institution. Upon acceptance into the Master of Arts program, one is considered non-matriculated until one has completed six credits at the seminary with an earned grade of "B" or better. At that point, one's performance is reviewed, and the status of matriculation as a candidate for a Master of Arts degree is granted

Complete the online form here and submit the $50.00 non-refundable application fee in our online portal.

Qualified students may be permitted to audit courses. An auditor participates in a course without receiving credit.

Master of Arts in Theology (39 Credits)
Nine three-credit courses are devoted to an integrated core curriculum in fundamental theology. The remaining twelve credits allow students to specialize in Scripture, Dogmatics, Moral Theology, or Liturgy.


Master of Arts in Catholic Philosophical Studies (39 Credits)
Ten three-credit courses are devoted to an integrated core curriculum in philosophy. The remaining nine credits provide an introduction to Catholic theology and serve to develop the student's understanding of the philosophical underpinnings of theology as well as the the relationship between faith and reason.