Online Traditional Degrees

 

             

Northwestern Theological Seminary online seminary programs offer both Undergraduate and Graduate studies in several Christian majors. Bachelor's Degree, Master's Degree, and Doctorate Degree Programs are offered with courses that build foundational blocks to allow students to easily move not only from one course to another but also provide the incentive to move on towards the next level of degree studies with accomplished core courses.

The courses are structured in a simple format to provide students with a basic understanding of the main principles, allowing the students to move through their degree courses and in turn, their programs at a faster pace. Since online students study independently at their own pace, NTSMoodle allows those who are motivated to complete their studies much sooner than in traditionally controlled programs.

Although you study at your own pace, there is always access to a personal academic advisor who will assist you when needed.

Students will work from the (NTS) Moodle, a popular Course Management System used by major colleges and universities around the world. Course instructions, textbooks, and required assignments are provided for each course in the NTSMoodle. Students even upload their completed assignments directly to the NTSMoodle, making it a secure way to submit coursework. No need to mail your completed work; simply upload it to the Moodle system.

Structure within the Graduate Studies in the Accelerated Academic Degree Programs (AADP). This program allows students who have completed previous studies in similar courses to complete their program in less than 1 year.

With the online program structure and format, self-paced courses, and support systems in place for completing the degree programs in the least amount of time possible, Northwestern has become a leading online seminary.

Sample of the NTS Degree Certificate

"Our calling at Northwestern is to provide quality education to the masses at a cost you can afford. No hidden fees. No student loans, and even the books are free."