Admission Requirements:
Students at The Journey should meet the normal requirements
for admission to ACTS seminaries. Admission normally
requires an undergraduate degree or equivalent as a
prerequisite for admission. The particular nature of the
Bachelors' degree may vary and applicants should consult
the specific description of each degree program.
However, even if you do not meet these requirements, but
believe that you have the capability of doing graduate
level study, feel free to apply for a course, understanding
this is a “conditional acceptance” and you are not assured
of acceptance into the regular ACTS program.
In addition, each candidate must show evidence of personal
faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and of submission to his
will, as well as, normally, the positive recommendation of
his or her church congregation. All students agree to the
Community Standards and signify this by signature.
Each student will be registered in one of the five
ACTS-member seminaries. Those with spiritual roots in one
of the participating denominations will normally be
enrolled in their respective seminary. Students from other
denominational traditions will be assigned to one of the
seminaries unless the student specifically indicates a
preference.
Each student will be required to make arrangements for
personal mentoring by someone who is actively engaged in
church or other vocational ministry (or recently retired
from such ministry). Often this mentoring relationship will
be with your own pastor. However, feel free to choose
either another pastor or a denominational leader for this
role.
Be sure to read the attached information regarding the
Registration process: RegistrationInfo_Journey
Register Online:
Click here to register through
the ACTS online form.
Costs:
Tuition at The Journey for 2011 is $320.00 per credit hour
(Regular ACTS tuition is $420).
There is a one-time application fee of $40.00 for new
students to cover administrative costs. This fee is
non-refundable. You are encouraged to apply as soon as
possible, ideally by July 1 for courses beginning in
September.