Liberty University Master of Arts Religion

 
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Liberty University Master of Arts Religion

Liberty University - Master of Arts - Religion

  
Liberty University
Master of Arts
Religion 		 
The Master of Arts in Religion (M.A.R.), is our foundational degree and is 45 hours. This is a general degree in religion that includes Bible, theology, and ministry classes. The M.A.R. is appropriate as an entry level and general professional degree in religion. It is designed to give the student intensive study in the Scriptures and the essential truths of the Christian message. There are four specializations that are available for the Master of Arts in Religion degree:
Church Growth, Pastoral Counseling, Worship, Leadership,

or a general M.A.R. degree may be earned by completing the M.A.R. core courses and the M.A.R. general courses.

Many students in this program are in their 30's or 40's, and are presently in a non-ministry profession, but sense God's call to ministry and are therefore persuing a second career. Others are presently in ministry but never received seminary training. Others are in ministry and started their training at their denominated school, but took a church before completing the M.Div., and therefore transfer their work from a previous seminary and use our school to complete their degree.
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Degree Requirements
Must have at least a(n):
3 Year Baccalaureate - Non-U.S.
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Liberty University  

Our goals are simple: we want to provide you, the adult student, with a high-quality education that helps you reach your personal and professional goals.
Programs are offered in multi-delivery format options including: internet, video cassette/DVD, one-week or two-week on-campus intensives, weekend college, and in the traditional semester format. Undergraduate degrees require no seat time, and graduate programs have minimal residency requirements. (not all graduate programs are offered in all formats)

Thousands of adults have earned their degrees through Liberty University's Distance Learning Program. As a fully accredited institution, Liberty is a place where bright minds come together to help you achieve your educational and professional goals.

Accreditation: Your assurance of quality

SACS

Liberty University is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award Associate, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral degrees.

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1866 Southern Lane
Decatur, Georgia 30033-4097
(404)-679-4501

TRACS

Liberty University is accredited by the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools to award Associate, Bachelor, Master, and Doctoral degrees.

TRACS
P.O. Box 828
Forest, VA 24551
(434) 525-9539

Liberty University does not discriminate in the admission of students or administration of programs on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, religion, gender, age or disability.

What does this mean for you? Simply put, it means that every course you take will actually count for something in the real world. When a regional accrediting body places their stamp of approval on a school or program, you know it is credible. Courses you take through Liberty are accepted by the armed forces, businesses, industries and colleges and universities worldwide.

Here's what students are saying about Liberty University's Distance Learning Program:

" I am glad that I enrolled in the DLP because spiritually I grew through the program. Between 1995 and 2000, I got married, had three children, and moved twice... I also earned my MA in Counseling, which was my dream. It was hard, but it was well worth it"

—Sacia Dear

"Because of Liberty University's Distance Learning Program, I am able to assist my husband in his ministry."

—Edna Cogdell: Germany

"Because I was established in my career, I did not want to relocate in order to pursue my education. The convenience and flexibility of the program really appealed to me."

—Gary Coiro: Westerville, Ohio

"Teaching school full-time and being a single mother of three children, there was no way that I could have gone to a university ...I would have been 100 years old before I finished! I also couldn't be gone from the house late at night. The Distance Learning Program worked well for me because I could study late at night - it's convenient. It's been a big help that way."

—Lisa Gordon

Whatever your plans for the future, we can help you prepare to meet the challenge with an education that is academically excellent.