1. Masters of Social Work - Qualified students may earn a
M.Div. or M.A. in Theological Studies degree at NES and a MSW degree from
RWC in a time-shortened manner.
Overview:
Cooperative degree students pursuing an M.Div. will be expected to complete all the
requirements for the MSW degree plus 62 required hours of the M.Div.
program or 44 for the MA program. Thirty (27-30) credits of MSW courses will be substituted for the
self-selected studies requirement. For cooperative degree students
pursuing an MA 44 hours are required in addition to completing all requirements
for the MSW degree. Persons interested in a cooperative degree
program must apply to each program individually. (This option is also available
for the M.A. program.)
Requirements:
To be admitted as a regular student in the M.Div/MSW programs at Northeastern
Seminary and Roberts Wesleyan College, the applicant must:
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Have a baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university.
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Complete the application process.
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Demonstrate readiness for graduate-level academic work and be approved by the
seminary admissions committee.
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Apply separately to Roberts Wesleyan College for the M.S.W. program.
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For students with a qualified Bachelors of Social Work degree an
advanced standing option is available which has the potential of shortening the time to completion.
Timeline:
(NES-2.5 years for M.A. or 3.5 years for M.Div. degree. RWC- 1.5-2 years for MSW dependent on admissions status and baccalaureate degree.)
2. Elective Courses. NES students may take elective courses to
enhance their M.Div. or M.A. in Theological Studies degree programs from
Roberts Wesleyan College masters programs in Counseling, Psychology,
Education, Management, and Music on a space available basis, if
prerequisites are met. Contact an admissions counselor for more information on
these elective options.
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