1. Student must have earned a Master’s degree from an accredited school or its equivalent.

2. Complete Application & Registration Form.

3. Submit records of all previous college level work completed. Students may request acceptance of transfer credit from an accredited school or its equivalent.  Registrar will make acceptance determination and approval is by Academic Dean. Students may request assessment of lifetime learning/professional experience. Determination and assessment of advancement standing will be made by Academic Dean.

4. Students may elect to receive a letter grade such as (A-C), or may elect to receive credit (CR) or no credit (NC).  It is the student’s responsibility to request the type of grade they desire at the beginning of each course.  All courses may be taken for a Grade or (CR/NC).

Ministry  | 15 units Total

MIN-610         Homiletics II

MIN-611         Homiletics III

MIN-704         Church Records

MIN-707         The Church Library

MIN-801         Church Officers

MIN-660         Ministry Internship

Administration | 3 units Total

ADM-501       Leadership & Church Management I

Dissertation Writing | 6 units Total

ENG-801        Dissertation Writing: Methods of Research

ENG-802        Dissertation Writing: Literature Review

ENG-803        Dissertation Writing: Annotated Bibliography

ENG-804        Dissertation Writing: Abstract

ENG-805        Dissertation Writing: Bibliography

ENG-806        Dissertation Writing: Test & Measurements

The Doctor’s degree consists of 60 units. Tuition will be charged at the rate of $75 per unit, totaling 4500 dollars. Students must complete all class requirements and satisfy all financial obligations in order to graduate.

A $250.00 Registration Fee is due upon accepting your application. Please pay here.

Bible Department Courses: 3 units per course | 18 units total

BIB-200 OLD TESTAMENT SURVEY

BIB-201-A PENTATEUCH

BIB-203 NEW TESTAMENT SURVEY

BIB-205-A THE SYNOPTIC GOSPELS

BIB-207 THE BOOK OF ACTS

BIB-413 THE GOSPEL OF JOHN

Theology/History Department Courses: 3 units per course | 15 units total

HIS-140 BEGINNING CHURCH HISTORY

THY-201 CHRISTIAN THEOLOGY I

THY-202 HERMENEUTICS

THY-204 SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY

THY-416 APOLOGETICS

Practical Theology/Ministries Department Courses: 3 units per course | 24 units total

COU-331 CHRISTIAN COUNSELING

MIN-155 HOMILETICS

MIN-206 EVANGELISM I

MIN-140 MINISTRIES ORIENTATION

MIN-141-ABC MINISTRY LAB

MIN-241-ABC MINISTRY LAB

MIN-341-ABC MINISTRY LAB

MIN-441-ABC MINISTRY LAB

Admission Requirements:

1. The Bachelor Degree have no prerequisite requirement. Anyone may register. Students without a high school diploma will be on probation until they have proven capability to complete college level work.
2. Complete application and registration form.
3. Submit records of all previous college level work completed.
4. Students may request acceptance of transfer credit from an accredited school or its equivalent. Determination will be made by Registrar and approved by Academic Dean.
5. Students may request assessment of lifetime learning/professional experience. Determination and assessment of advanced standing will be made by Academic Dean.
6. Students may elect to receive a letter grade such as (A-C), or may elect to receive credit (CR) or no credit (NC). It is the student’s responsibility to request the type of grade they desire at the beginning of each course. All courses may be on Grade or (CR/NC).

Graduation Requirements:

All Bachelor Degree programs have the requirement of a Bible/Theology Major consisting of the following core requirements. All Bachelor programs require the completion of 120 Semester Units, with the exception of the Bachelor of Theology, which requires 150 Units. A minimum of 25% of unit requirements must be completed at NDU.

The Bachelor’s degree consists of 60 units. Tuition will be charged at the rate of $75 per unit, totaling 4500 dollars. Students must complete all class requirements and satisfy all financial obligations in order to graduate.

3 units per course

MUS-141                  SACRED MUSIC PRACTICUM I  

MUS-241                  SACRED MUSIC PRACTICUM II  

MUS-301                  BASIC SACRED MUSIC                

MUS-302                  SACRED MUSIC APPRECIATION   

MUS-303                  HARMONY I               

MUS-307                  SACRED MUSIC FORM & ANALYSIS 

MUS-341                  SACRED MUSI PRACTICUM III   

MUS-400                  SACRED MUSIC HISTORY        

MUS-401                  SACRED MUSIC COMPOSITION   

MUS-441                  SACRED MUSIC PRACTICUM IV

Admission Requirements:

1. The Bachelor Degree have no prerequisite requirement. Anyone may register. Students without a high school diploma will be on probation until they have proven capability to complete college level work.
2. Complete application and registration form.
3. Submit records of all previous college level work completed.
4. Students may request acceptance of transfer credit from an accredited school or its equivalent. Determination will be made by Registrar and approved by Academic Dean.
5. Students may request assessment of lifetime learning/professional experience. Determination and assessment of advanced standing will be made by Academic Dean.
6. Students may elect to receive a letter grade such as (A-C), or may elect to receive credit (CR) or no credit (NC). It is the student’s responsibility to request the type of grade they desire at the beginning of each course. All courses may be on Grade or (CR/NC).

Graduation Requirements:

All Bachelor Degree programs have the requirement of a Bible/Theology Major consisting of the following core requirements. All Bachelor programs require the completion of 120 Semester Units, with the exception of the Bachelor of Theology, which requires 150 Units. A minimum of 25% of unit requirements must be completed at NDU.

The Bachelor’s degree consists of 60 units. Tuition will be charged at the rate of $75 per unit, totaling 4500 dollars. Students must complete all class requirements and satisfy all financial obligations in order to graduate.