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 funds, congregational or agency grants, and local, regional, and national denominational scholarship programs are all sources of funds. The Student Financial Planning Office will help students determine their annual expenses and assist with locating sources of scholarships and grants.
To these sources of support, McCormick makes a limited amount of financial aid available for Doctor of Ministry students. Priority is given to racial/ethnic students, women, ministers from small churches, and ministers with income below the average of the student’s denomination. Students are considered for the Thomas F. Triebel Doctoral Studies Scholarship upon application for financial aid.
For more information about financial aid, please contact Tabitha Clark at 773-947-6309 or tclark@mccormick.edu.
A Doctor of Ministry Financial Aid Application Form may be downloaded below.
