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Our mission is to help students connect with Christian graduate schools and seminaries across North America. Inspired by students seeking an educational experience that allows them to follow their faith, further their education, and find their future, our planning resources are created to put a student in the best position to succeed.

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Upcoming events

Study Abroad: Advantages of Graduate Education Outside your Home Country

Phil Kay Admissions Director and Tim Macfarlane, Admissions Manager
February 7, 2024

Navigating Theological Education as a Woman

Dr. Amy Peeler, a current Ph.D. student, and Kim Matsumoto-Graduate Admissions Counselor
March 22, 2024

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Finding the Motivation to Complete a Graduate Degree

Many people choose to pursue a graduate degree, however, the journey can be challenging for some of us. We may struggle with burnout and even consider quitting.

4 Key Lessons Learned (Tips for Grads) Inside Higher Ed

When we hire graduate assistants at the University of Wisconsin at Madison Graduate School, we expect them to do a deep dive into graduate education administration.

Working Full-time and Finishing a Degree? Here’s How Adults Can Do It

Anyone who has entered the work-world and started paying off a mortgage knows a simple truth about adulthood: life can get busier than you ever imagined when you were younger.

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“Asbury gave me the opportunity to cover major broadcast events like the Olympics in Athens and ESPN College Football. Gaining so much experience as a student paved the way for my career.”

"Point Loma's Masters of Arts in Clinical Counseling is a great new addition to its growing options in graduate studies. The small cohort sizes provide you with the opportunity to get to know your classmates and your professors and allow for a productive and safe environment for discussion. I feel like I am constantly learning applicable and relevant information that will aid me in my future career as a counselor."

"UNWSP is an excellent seminary program for those wanting to attend in the twin cities. It is affordable, flexible, and prepares you for life in ministry. The hard part of it comes when you are balancing life and are trying to complete one paper a week as part of a weekly cohort program. Overall it is a great experience and I encourage anyone interested in furthering their ministry education to give it a try."

"I would highly recommend the MBA program. I chose this program due to the proximity to my home at first, I wanted to complete my MBA in person rather than online. The program has exceeded my expectations far more than expected. I now work underneath my CFO and every one of my classmates from my cohort have been promoted and/or have found new jobs during the life of the program. If you want to take the next step in your career, complete the MBA program at Jessup. The professors are always attentive and you can complete the program while working full time. The program is challenging, which is expected from an MBA."

"I was fascinated by the depth of knowledge taught and the experience shared by the professors and business executives in this program. TWU's graduate program has provided me with an explicit understanding of the business decision-making process, outstanding administrative skills, and worldwide connections."

Emily K.

“Asbury gave me the opportunity to cover major broadcast events like the Olympics in Athens and ESPN College Football. Gaining so much experience as a student paved the way for my career.”