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Non-degree / Audit
Learning is a lifelong process and we invite all to continue the learning journey with us! Those who seek further education for credit or for personal enrichment, without enrolling in a degree program, may register for classes as a non-degree student or an auditing student. This provides the opportunity to grow in life and ministry while engaged in a unique learning community. Seminary classes led by our gifted faculty offer wide-ranging graduate-level theological learning for ordained clergy, diaconal ministers, church professionals and lay persons of all denominations who want to deepen their theological, spiritual and biblical knowledge.
Non-Degree
Students
Individuals
who do not plan to pursue a degree at Hood but would like to take one
or more courses for credit may apply for admission as a non-degree
student. Requirements for admission are one letter of recommendation
and an official transcript indicating a bachelor's degree or its
equivalent, from a college or university accredited by an agency
recognized by the Council for Higher Education Accreditation or
holding membership in the Association of Universities and College in
Canada, or the educational equivalent. All
students who want to transfer credits earned at Hood to another
institution must verify prior to registering that the course will be
accepted as transfer credit by the other institution.
Auditing
Students
The
Seminary welcomes persons to audit courses. To apply as an auditing
student, individuals meet with the Director of Admissions, complete
an application and submit a registration form. Auditors are exempt
from tests, examinations, and other grading procedures. Audited
courses do not earn credits toward a degree, but an appropriate
notation is placed on transcripts.
Class audit opportunities for the Fall 2024 Semester:
- BST 103: Introduction to Old Testament I
- BST 112: Introduction to New Testament I
- CHT 115: History of Christianity in Global Perspective
- TSE 111: Systematic Theology II
- PTH 141: Introduction to Pastoral Care and Counseling
- PTH 380: Worship and Preaching II
The cost is $75 per class, per semester. For more information, contact the Office of Admissions at 704-636-6455 or admissions@hoodseminary.edu.