Masters Divinity School

[A-N]

Any thoughts on Masters Divinity School, I know it is unaccredited but has anyone heard of or experienced the program(s).
www.mdivs.edu

[Jimmy Clifton]

I have a friend who visited Masters last week. He was impressed with the facilities and said quite a number of employees were on hand.

Some of Master's admin/staff came from Trinity Theological Seminary in Newburgh, IN.

While Master's web site looks impressive the number of courses to earn degrees, especially doctoral degrees, is so far outside the norm for theological doctorates I'd not recommend enrolling in the school unless one's denomination approves or for self improvement.

It's hard to take this school seriously.

[A-N]

I have a friend who visited Masters last week. He was impressed with the facilities and said quite a number of employees were on hand.

Some of Master's admin/staff came from Trinity Theological Seminary in Newburgh, IN.

While Master's web site looks impressive the number of courses to earn degrees, especially doctoral degrees, is so far outside the norm for theological doctorates I'd not recommend enrolling in the school unless one's denomination approves or for self improvement.

It's hard to take this school seriously.

Jimmy,
Thank you.

[Jimmy Clifton]

Jimmy,
Thank you.


You're welcome.

[A-N]

I see that unaccredited Masters Divinity School has teamed up with accredited CSU, of course MDS would still be unaccredited but I guess the partnership would certainly help their image.
http://www.mdivs.edu/credibility.html

[Jimmy Clifton]

I see that unaccredited Masters Divinity School has teamed up with accredited CSU, of course MDS would still be unaccredited but I guess the partnership would certainly help their image.
http://www.mdivs.edu/credibility.html

I am not really sure what "partnership" means. I think this pretty well confirms TTS' role here as this seems similar to their Liverpool accreditation tactic.