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Tuition

An Accredited, Graduate Level Education for $300/Month

All charges payable in US funds.

 

Minimum Years to CompleteMinimum Cost with $300/month tuition
Master of Divinity3$10,800
Master of Arts in Practical Theology2$7,200
Master of Arts in Clinical Counseling3$10,800
Doctor of Ministry3$10,800

The monthly charge applies to all tuition and covers all courses for a student’s program. There are no excluded courses, nor limitations based on price. There may be some credit limitations term-by-term based on academic performance.

Our goal is to help you finance your education responsibly.

In short, we do not want to burden you with debt that causes you to make future decisions based on money rather than mission.

1. Make a plan

Take a good look at your finances. Where do you allocate the financial resources God has placed in your care? If you are like most of us, you may not know the answer to that question. As you begin your spiritual journey in partnership with Winebrenner Seminary, it can be helpful to consider your current budget and how things will work for you. 

2. Talk with your local community of faith

In the Scriptures, people who engaged in theological education did so with the support and encouragement of their faith community. Who is walking with you on this journey? Often, a local church will choose to provide a portion of your tuition. It never hurts to ask for help. Also, please invite us into these conversations! We will gladly assist in having conversations with your pastor and/or church leaders.

3. Look for benefits or scholarships

Talk with our Coordinator of New Student Engagement about opportunities to benefit from the generosity of those who have designated funds to assist students. We’ve collected a few that Winebrenner students have used in the past. Find them by clicking here.

Additional information about tuition, including our Payment Policy and Refund Policy in the Academic Catalog, can by accessed by clicking here.

Special note for VA Students

In compliance with the Veterans Benefits and Transition Act of 2018, no penalty will be imposed on any VA compliant student who has a disbursement delay of payment by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. This includes no assessment of late fees, no denial of class access, library or other institutional facilities. In addition, the institution will not require a Chapter 31 or Chapter 33 recipient to borrow additional funds to cover financial obligations which are present due to a delay in disbursement by the US Department of Veteran’s Affairs.