Distance Learning
All of the School of Theology鈥檚 credit-bearing courses are available via distance learning. Some will be 鈥渉ybrid鈥 classes in which a portion of students attend on campus while the rest participate via Zoom.
Other courses may be 鈥渟ynchronous鈥 online, in which everyone engages together via Zoom.
A course may also be 鈥渁synchronous鈥 online, where there is no set class time and coursework is completed independently according to established deadlines. So students are aware and can plan accordingly, posted course schedules will indicate the learning modality employed by each course.
Because the School of Theology has made an ongoing commitment to online learning availability, students at a distance may plan to complete all academic coursework online.
Certain program expectations, such as those related to new student orientation, retreats, and field education experiences (supervised ministry, clinical pastoral education, etc.), may still require in-person completion at a site appropriate to the setting.
