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Who Can Register
Anyone with an interest can apply. Recent changes make it possible for people contemplating seminary to enroll in Starr King graduate-level online courses before committing to a degree program at SKSM. This provides an excellent way for people to explore their aptitude and interest in theological education and make a start towards a seminary degree. Upon application and admission to the M.Div. or the M.A. in Religious Leadership for Social Change, fees paid and credits earned in online courses will transfer towards the completion of the degree program.
How to Apply for Fall 2008 Online Courses
If you are not enrolled at the Graduate Theological Union in Berkeley, apply for an online course by writing a brief letter about yourself (no more than 150 words). Let us know:
- which course interests you,
- whether or not you're in seminary, and, if so, where,
- your reasons for taking the class,
- your complete contact information, including phone numbers.
Send this information to Cathleen Young (cyoung@sksm.edu), Online Education Director, or call 510/845-6232, x119 for assistance.
How to Apply for Spring 2009 Online Courses
The first opportunity to apply for Spring 2009 Courses will occur during GTU Early Registration for Spring 2009, November 3-14, 2008.
Tuition & Fees
For 2008-2009, tuition for a 3-unit online course is $1,513; tuition for a 1.5-unit course is $756.50. In 2009-2010, tuition for a 3-unit online course will be $1,664; tuition for a 1.5-unit course will be $832. Some courses may include additional fees for books, readers or other materials. Tuition is payable by check or money order. Make checks payable to "Starr King School" and write on the memo line which course it's for (or include an accompanying note). Update your complete contact information, if necessary, and mail to:
Cathleen Young
Online Education Director
Starr King School for the Ministry
2441 Le Conte Ave.
Berkeley CA 94709
Refunds
There will be no refunds after the first day of class.
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