Admissions
Information
Financial Information
3-credit course tuition fee ($333 per credit):
$999
Audit course fee:
$333*
Meal options are also available. Contact the office for availability and options.
Payment may be made by credit card, cheque, money order, Interac (in person), or cash (in person).
*Students receive a 50% discount for the first course for audit.
Fees do not include books and other learning material costs. Students should purchase major works (i.e., required reading material) and are encouraged to purchase additional books and electronic learning devices/software programs to support their studies.
Application & Registration Information
Candidates must apply for the program to take courses for credit. Applications may be sent to the Enrolment Services Office, or they may be completed electronically from the web site. Candidates may apply for the program at any time of the year. We accept application for degree programs until August 31 for the fall semester and December 31 for the spring semester.
Students may take one course before applying for the program. However, this does not guarantee acceptance into the program. Students must be accepted into the program prior to registering for a second course.
Once accepted into the program, students must register for each course online. Payment is due upon registration. Payment may also be made by contacting the Financial Services Assistant.
Basic requirements for acceptance to the MA in Theology and Spiritual Leadership, MA in Youth Ministry, the Studies in Pentecostal Theology, or New Testament Studies Certificate programs include the following:
A bachelor’s degree from the area of Bible and theology (or similar degree)
With university degree: Average C+ or above.
From Summit or another Canadian Pentecostal college: Average GPA 2.5 or above.
A bachelor’s degree from an area other than Bible and theology
An individually tailored bridging program may apply for these candidates.
Mature students are encouraged to apply without a bachelor’s degree if they are at least 30 years of age and are able to demonstrate possession of equivalent knowledge and skills or experience to a college/university degree especially in the area of Bible and theology. The Dean of Graduate Studies should be contacted for further information regarding the requirements for admission.
An individually tailored bridging program may apply for these candidates.
Basic requirements for acceptance to the Church and Para-Church Leadership Certificate program include the following:
A bachelor’s degree (preferably with a non-profit major)
With university degree: Average C+ or above.
From Summit or another Canadian Pentecostal college: Average GPA 2.5 or above.
Mature students are encouraged to apply without a bachelor’s degree if they are at least 30 years of age and has extensive experience from the not for profit field. The Dean of Graduate Studies or the Not for Profit Organizational Leadership Director should be contact for further information regarding the requirement for admission.
Categories of Admission
There are three categories of admission to the college:
Unconditional Admission: All requirements for admission to the program have been met.
Conditional Admission: Under special circumstances, such as when an applicant applies without a Bible and theology background, the applicant may be admitted to the program but will be required to complete a bridging program. The size and content of the bridging program will be determined based on the individual circumstances. The applicant will be required to finish the tailored bridging program either partially or in its entirety before enrolling in graduate courses. The Dean of Graduate Studies will communicate all the necessary details of these requirements.
Probationary Admission: Under exceptional circumstances, an applicant may be granted probationary admission with an academic record below normal entrance requirements. A “mature student” applicant may only be accepted under this category. An applicant admitted in this category may register for a maximum of 2 courses during the first semester in the program (bridging program or graduate studies courses). The probationary status will be removed if the student passes the courses with an average of C+. If this requirement is not met, based on the evaluation of the Academic Affairs Committee, the student may be dismissed from the program. Probationary admission is not granted to international applicants.