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Online student Mary Tribby (Sioux Falls, S.D.) says, "It is nothing short of amazing that I 'just can't seem to get enough' since I began this adventure. I can't wait to get home from work to read and learn more. I have been on this spiritual journey for almost 50 years, have read the Bible completely through several times, but this adventure of combining the spiritual life and intellectual life in a deeper more meaningful way has excited and challenged me like nothing else in many, many years."
The online seminary degree at Anderson University School of Theology is a virtual learning community designed for the ordained pastor and for laypeople who wish to enter serious graduate level study of Bible and theology. The same faculty members who teach our residential classes also teach all online classes. The goals for online courses are no different from those in on-campus classes. The only difference is that your classroom can be where you choose for it to be: in a local library, at your church, at home -- any place where you can establish an internet connection. Through a computer you will be able to interact with your professor and fellow students, obtain some of your required reading, listen to lectures, engage in learning activities, take tests, and submit assignments.
Pastor Gene Worline (First Church of God, Grove City, Pa.) says of his online learning experience, "The learning that has taken place across the internet has been top rate, professional learning, not only from trained professionals, but from those who are actively involved in ministry settings of local churches. It has widened my perspective of ministry across the country, and in varieties of situations. God is working, throughout the country in all different types of settings."
For more information, contact David Neidert, director of student development, by e-mail at dlneidert@anderson.edu or by phone at (765) 641-4526.