Non-Degree Study

You may not be interested in pursuing a certificate or a degree program, but you wish to keep up with the development of theological issues and increase the professional skills required for ministry. If so, you may register as a non-degree student and take courses that meet your personal needs and interests.

Courses taken as a non-degree student may be taken for credit, audit or continuing education units (CEU). Preaching courses, seminars, internships and other practium courses must be taken for academic credit.

Qualified students not working toward a graduate degree receive credit for their coursework, which will be recorded and, upon request, certified to appropriate institutions. Students taking non-degree coursework may also later apply for a degree program and transfer their credits towards that degree.

Contact the Office of Admissions for more information on non-degree studies at Aquinas Institute of Theology.

To apply for admission for non-degree graduate work, follow the instructions contained in the Application for Admission (315k PDF). If you have any questions about downloading the application, read About PDF.