CLAREMONT SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY · UNITED STATES
Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track
PhD · Taught in en
At a glance
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Tuition / yr
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PhD
Level
- 28Total Credits
- 4Required Intensives
- 26Elective Credits
- HybridAttendance Mode
- Mentoring FocusProgram Specialization
The Claremont Mentoring D.Min. program is designed for individuals seeking guidance for their next steps in ministry, career transitions, or reimagining their pastoral work. This 28-credit program offers a structured path to explore your questions and challenges with the support of coursework, research training, and individualized mentorship. You will engage with required intensives and choose electives to tailor your study, focusing on areas such as spiritual care, psychotherapy, liturgical innovations, or leadership strategies. The program culminates in a major project or thesis, supported by academic partners who provide advice and education throughout your journey.
Frequently asked questions
- What is the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track program duration and credit requirement?
- The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track is a 28-credit program. It is designed to provide guidance and support for individuals in ministry or career transitions.
- What is the attendance mode for the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track?
- The program utilizes a hybrid attendance mode. Half of the required courses take place in an in-person format.
- How can I apply for the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track?
- To learn more or express interest, you can submit an inquiry form. However, applications for this track are currently closed.
- Who can I contact for more information about the program or admissions?
- You can contact the Admissions Counselor, Elizabeth Strowbridge, at estrowbridge@cst.edu, or the Office of Admissions at admission@cst.edu for any questions.
- What kind of support is offered to students in the Mentoring D.Min. program?
- Students are assigned an academic partner who provides individualized advice, encouragement, and education throughout their program journey. This support is a key feature of the Mentoring D.Min. program.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Please inquire directly with the Admissions Office for current tuition fees.
Tuition (home)Please inquire directly with the Admissions Office for current tuition fees.
LivingPlease inquire directly with the Admissions Office for estimated living costs.
Tuition amounts and living costs are not specified on the program page. Contacting the Admissions Office is recommended for this information.
How to apply
1. Submit an Inquiry FormFill out the inquiry form to request more information about the program.
2. Contact AdmissionsReach out to the Admissions Counselor, Elizabeth Strowbridge, via email at estrowbridge@cst.edu or contact the Office of Admissions at admission@cst.edu with any questions.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track program duration and credit requirement?
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The Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track is a 28-credit program. It is designed to provide guidance and support for individuals in ministry or career transitions.
What is the attendance mode for the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track?
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The program utilizes a hybrid attendance mode. Half of the required courses take place in an in-person format.
How can I apply for the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) - Mentoring Track?
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To learn more or express interest, you can submit an inquiry form. However, applications for this track are currently closed.
Who can I contact for more information about the program or admissions?
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You can contact the Admissions Counselor, Elizabeth Strowbridge, at estrowbridge@cst.edu, or the Office of Admissions at admission@cst.edu for any questions.
What kind of support is offered to students in the Mentoring D.Min. program?
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Students are assigned an academic partner who provides individualized advice, encouragement, and education throughout their program journey. This support is a key feature of the Mentoring D.Min. program.