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Virtual Online Fair
March 29, 2017 @ 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Considering a Masters or Doctorate in Theology or Ministry?
Learn about your options without leaving the comfort of your home! Visit New Brunswick Theological Seminary (NBTS)
at the Seminary & Theological Graduate School Virtual Fair – Wednesday, March 29, 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
Chat online, or speak face-to-face with our admissions staff and faculty. We are here to share our exciting programs and answer your questions.
Click here to register for the Virtual Fair.
New Brunswick Theological Seminary offers:
Master of Divinity (MDiv), Master of Arts (MA), Doctor of Ministry (DMin) Degrees, and Certificate Programs
At the Virtual Fair, you’ll have a special opportunity to learn about our exciting and updated Doctor of Ministry in Metro-Urban Ministry – starting Fall 2017!!
10 reasons you will want to visit and investigate NBTS:
Transformative Curriculum – NBTS graduates change the communities in which they live.
Historic and Relevant – NBTS is the oldest protestant seminary in North America established in 1784, yet continually relevant.
Anti-racism Institution – NBTS is in it’s 10th year of a 20 year process to dismantle institutional racism.
Location – NBTS is one campus in two locations – in the heart of Rutgers University 45 minutes from NYC, and in Queens, NY.
Library collection – Over 160,0000 volumes housed in an elegant and historic library that dates from 1875.
Affordable tuition – Among our peer institutions NBTS is found to be very affordable with lower per credit cost.
Diversity – students range in age from 25 to 75, we represent close to 20 denominations, and a richly ethnically diverse student body.
Community of faith – NBTS students learn, pray, and worship together.
Flexibility- You do not have to suspend your employment or ministry to earn your degree. Full-time, and part-time study options available.
Caring community – NBTS is a small institution with a big heart. Students are known for exhibiting care for one another. They are both challenging and accepting of each other.
See you at the fair!