Graduate Admission Requirements
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Biblical & Theological Studies |
Doctor of Philosopy (PhD) in Biblical & Theological Studies*
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Psychology |
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD) in Clincal Psychology*
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Master's | |
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Biblical & Theological Studies |
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Christian Formation & Ministry |
Christian Formation & Ministry (CFM)
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Intercultural Studies |
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Teaching (MAT) |
Elementary or Secondary Education Certification
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Accelerated Master's |
Accelerated MA (for current Wheaton undergraduates)
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Certificates | |
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Intercultural Studies |
Urban Missions (offered as standalone certificate or in combination with MA in Intercultural Studies or MA in Evangelism & Leadership)
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*Programs with limited enrollment.
Entrance Exams
Scores from either the MAT (Miller Analogies Test) or GRE (Graduate Record Examination) must be submitted. Those applying to psychology, teaching, or the Ph.D. must take the GRE general test and have the score report sent to Wheaton College (school code is 1905). If you are applying to any other masters program and already have a postgraduate degree you are exempt from the entrance exam requirement.
Candidate Selection
Doctoral Programs
Admission to doctoral programs is highly competitive and requires an interview after initial evaluation of the total applicant pool.
Master's Programs with Limited Enrollment
Admission to MA programs in Clinical Psychology, Biblical Exegesis, Biblical Archaeology, and the ELIC Partnership Program are somewhat competitive and require evaluation of the total applicant pool.
Graduate Programs with Open Enrollment
Applications for all other MA programs, certificates, and special-student status are evaluated on a rolling basis and do not require an interview.