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FinancesTuition and FeesTuition and fees are announced each year on an insert for this catalog. The updated supplement may be received from the Doctor of Ministry office after January 1 each year. Continuation FeeA yearly continuation fee will be charged beginning after the fifth year of a student’s enrollment in the program if the student is not regularly taking courses. PaymentsStudents are expected to complete registration for a course three months prior to its beginning. Full tuition for the course and the registration fee are due at the time of registration. The registration fee is for a D.Min. session, whether the student is doing only one or both courses of that session. RefundsA student who has enrolled for a course and then sees that he or she will not be able to attend classes may withdraw by formally notifying the D.Min. Director. If notification is received 60 days prior to the beginning of classes, a full refund will be given. If notification of withdrawal is not received until sometime in the 60 day period immediately preceding the beginning of classes, a half refund will be given. No refund will be given once classes begin, whether or not the student has attended any of the classes. BoardMeals at reasonable prices may be obtained at Milligan College in the McCormick Dining Center and the McMahon Student Center. RoomThe Admissions Office will assist students in arranging for short-term housing at the Emmanuel Hospitality House, local motels, Milligan College, or private residences. BooksWhen a student enrolls for a course, a reading list will be sent. Books on the reading list may be ordered through the Emmanuel Book Store. Credit charges to one’s Emmanuel account are not allowed unless a credit balance exists in the account. Visa and Mastercard are accepted. Financial AidNo Emmanuel financial aid is available. It is hoped that congregations will see the value of their ministers being involved in a continuing education program such as the D.Min. and will assist them with their expenses. D.Min. students are eligible for federally guaranteed student loans. |
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