D.R.E. – Religious Education – Exagora Theological Seminary

Program Overview

A general overview of the degree program

DOCTOR OF RELIGIOUS EDUCATION:

Pre-requisite: Masters Degree or Equivilent
Requirements: Completion of Doctoral Dissertation & Portfilio evaluiation.
Format: Dissertation + Portfolio

The Doctor of Religious Education is designed to meet your professional development needs as a Christian education leader. Candidates will grow in their ability to enhance God’s kingdom work in Christian schools or colleges and represent Christian education perspectives in the broader society.

Graduation Requirements

An overview of the things necessary to complete the degree.

In order to graduate with a Masters of Arts in Christian Counseling (MACC), the student must have satisfactorily completed the following requirements:

Completion of 30-Credit hours of independent studies that include documented research and reading of 20,000 pages (i.e., a minimum bibliography of sixty books and journal articles).
A curriculum vitae that documents extensive experience in the field of Christian Education. Candidates must have been involved in some form of Christian education for a minimum of 10 years.
Completion of a Doctoral Dissertation. • The dissertation must be typewritten, double spaced, and not less than 150 pages, covering a topic in the student’s field of study.
Minimum overall GPA of 2.5 on a 4 point scale
All financial obligations with ETS settled
Recommendation of the Faculty for graduation

Program Costs

The financial obligation to the Seminary.

Programmatic Tuition
Individual Course Plan

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Programatic Tuition

The programmatic tuition plan covers the entire cost of the degree program, all core courses, and the necessary number of Major Electives in order to reach the program's credit threshold. This includes all fees except the application fee, and the graduation fee. It also does not cover books. Payment plans available.

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Individual Course Tuition

The individual course tuition plan breaks tuition down into a pay-as-you-learn model. This offers students the ability to pursue their studies by a course-by-course manner, alleviating excessive financial strain and monthly payments. It does not cover books. All tuition payments are due at the time of course enrollments. All fees are due at the time of submission.