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Masters in Religious Education Programs in Michigan

Explore masters in religious education programs and graduate schools offering MA religious education degrees. Find the best religious education programs for you with government statistics and graduate student reviews. 

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  1. Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary

    • Andrews University
    • Graduate School
    • Berrien Springs, MI

    • Cornerstone University Seminary

      • Cornerstone University
      • Graduate School
      • Grand Rapids, MI
      • 1 review

      Alum: The seminary here has a high focus on languages, theology, and spiritual formation for the M.Div program. While it was extensive, it was beneficial in how much you are pushed to consider many different arguments. The social issues discussed are relevant most of the time. The teachers range in non denominational, Baptist, or Reformed beliefs.
      All in all, it was beneficial going through the M.Div program as i walked away not feeling like it was cemetary of big brained ideas, but rather a spirituality formative experience that helped me walk away richer with in my journey with Christ.
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      • Calvin Theological Seminary

        • Graduate School
        • Grand Rapids, MI
        • Sponsored

          Merrimack College

          • Graduate School
          • North Andover, MA
          • 4 reviews

          Graduate Student: I would put 3 stars for the entire experience and an extra one for the memories.
          Academics: DECENT
          I had great professors and not so great ones. But the one’s that were great have helped me throughout my four years and I will never forget them.
          Athletics:
          Former athlete at Merrimack. They treat them great, some more than others. But overall athletics are supported and there are many oppetunties to see games/matches
          Campus Life:
          ALRIGHT
          Housing is terrible. Get off campus housing when you can! The food sucks too. I never ate at the cafe.
          Dorms are small and stupid. Not what you paid for :)
          Friends I made were amazing! However I wish there was more diversity!
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