Denver Seminary

Denver Seminary Overview

Established in 1950, Denver Seminary is a Christ-centered, graduate-level educational institution with campuses located in Denver, Washington DC, and West Texas. The college offers over 30 programs awarding Master of Divinity, Master of Arts, and Master of Theology degrees, as well as six Counseling master’s degree programs, a Doctor of Ministry degree program, and a variety of graduate certificate programs. Students are required to attend chapel once per week and one conference, lectureship, or special event per semester. Denver Seminary maintains a number of active, cultural initiatives, including the Kaleo Project, the Vernon Grounds Institute of Public Ethics, and a variety of ethnic and minority initiatives.

Campus Setting:

Suburb or town

Denver Seminary Admissions Requirements

Key Admissions Stats

Institution Type

Private

Not for Profit
Other Protestant
Coed

Need Aware

This school may consider an applicant’s financial situation when deciding admission

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Level of Institution

4 Year

Campus Setting

Suburb or town

Denver Seminary Academics

Key Academic Stats

Highest Degree Offered

Doctorate

Total Number of Students

837

Academic Calendar

Semester

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Non Traditional Learning

Online Classes
Online Graduate Degrees
Evening/Weekend Programs

Degrees and Majors

MAJORS

	A B M D
PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGIOUS STUDIES	Christian Studies ✓ Religion/Religious Studies ✓
PSYCHOLOGY	Counseling Psychology ✓
THEOLOGY AND RELIGIOUS VOCATIONS	Bible/Biblical Studies ✓ Divinity/Ministry ✓ Pastoral Counseling and Specialized Ministries, Other ✓ Theological and Ministerial Studies, Other ✓ Theology and Religious Vocations, Other ✓ Theology/Theological Studies ✓ Youth Ministry ✓