D.Min

Master of Divinity Equivalency Determination

MDiv Equivalency: The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) requires an MDiv degree or its educational equivalent for admission to a doctor-of-ministry program. In most circumstances, an applicant will hold an MDiv degree. A student may be admitted to one of McCormick’s doctor-of-ministry programs without an MDiv degree by meeting the following requirements in order to establish MDiv-equivalency:

What Our Students Say...

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"My ministry context is broad, diverse and sometimes unpredictable.  The academic and personal reflection components of the program continually enhance my ability to serve in new ways.  The ecumenical setting is a bonus as it helps to be reminded that God comes to people in different ways and all should be respected." The Reverend Angela Shepherd, Episcopal Archdiocese of Maryland, Baltimore, MD.

"I was seeking the opportunity for advance study in an Adult Learning environment where the interaction between mature practitioners, facilitators, and students alike, enables growth in collaboration with one another. This context is not available everywhere, but I found it at McCormick." The Reverend Peter Bartlett, Cooke's-Portmouth United Church of Canada, Kingston,Ontario.

"I'm not the same person I was when I started the D.Min. program a year ago, because I have been stretched to view my surroundings with complexity and multiculturally. I feel I am evolving, growing and changing to be the leader in Christ's church fulfilling a continual call." The Reverend Sara Thiessen, Zwingli United Church of Christ, Belleville, WI.

 

International Applicants to the Doctor of Ministry Program

McCormick welcomes international students to the Ecumenical Doctor of Ministry Program. Prospective International  Students are encouraged to carefully study the curricula and the admissions requirements for the program prior to  submitting an application.

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Masters Inquiries

Director of Masters Level
Recruitment and Admissions
+1.773.947.6314
admit@mccormick.edu

Doctor of Ministry Inquiries
Martha Brown
Director of D.Min. Recruitment
and Admissions
+1.773.947.6361
mbrown@mccormick.edu

"Questions?" Contact information for admissions

D.Min Admissions Key Links

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Admission Requirements

Courses offered in the D.Min Program

Doctor of Ministry Applicants

Welcome to the McCormick Doctor of Ministry Program

At a Glance

Master of Divinity Equivalency Determination

MDiv Equivalency: The Association of Theological Schools (ATS) requires an MDiv degree or its educational equivalent for admission to a doctor-of-ministry program. In most circumstances, an applicant...

International Applicants to the Doctor of Ministry Program

McCormick welcomes international students to its Doctor of Ministry Programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Brief overview of the nuts and bolts of the Doctor of Ministry Program

Application

Downloadable PDF of D.Min. Application Form

Arrange a Visit

How to arrange a visit to learn more about the D.Min. program.

Admissions Procedures and Requirements

McCormick Theological Seminary welcomes applications from qualified persons for admission to its Doctor of Ministry degree programs. In accordance with criteria established by the Association of...

Guest Housing and Staying in Chicago

Guest Housing, Hyde Park, Schedule

Financing a D.Min. Education

Responsibility for meeting the costs of this program belongs primarily to the student, the congregation or agency served, and the denomination of which the student is a member. Continuing education...

Cooperative D.Min Programs

ACTS D.Min. in Preaching, Ecumenical Doctor of Ministry

Course of Study

Description of areas of concentration, core courses, electives. time and location of courses

About our seminary

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The Seminary in the City

McCormick Theological Seminary is located in Chicago, in the south side community of Hyde Park—home of four other distinguished seminaries and the University of Chicago. Click here for a copy of our 2011-2012 Annual Report.

The McCormick Student Body

Approximately 150 men and women are enrolled at McCormick Theological Seminary. They are full and part-time students, on-campus residents and commuters, and members of doctoral ministry students for intensive study.

The McCormick Faculty

The McCormick is internationally diverse—by gender, ethnicity, national origin and religious tradition. The faculty is composed of 16 full-time faculty members in four fields of study: Bible, History, Theology/Ethics and Ministry.

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