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MASTER OF DIVINITY/MASTER OF ARTS IN COUNSELINGSchedule of Required Courses (subject to change)NOTE: Students may not be admitted to the double degree program until they have completed at leastone year of studies at Covenant Theological Seminary. The higher M.A.C. minimum grade point average(3.0 minimum) governs the cumulative GPA for the double degree student.FIRST YEAR Fall Jan-term SpringCM310 Prep/Delivery of Sermons* 3NT301 Beginning Greek 4PT310 Spiritual/Ministry Formation 2ST300 Covenant Theology I 3NT302 Beginning Greek 2CM320 Elem Homiletics Practicum* 2NT303 Greek in Exegesis 3ST301 Covenant Theology II 3ST310 God & Humanity 3Elective# ____ ____ __1_Total Hours: 26 12 2 12SECOND YEAR Fall Jan-term SpringCO310 Introduction to Counseling 3CO520 Marriage &Family Counseling 3CM330 Christ-Centered Preaching* 2ST330 Christ & Salvation 3Electives# 2Electives# 2CO370 Intercultural Counseling 3CO531 Human Growth & Development 3NT320 Gospels 3Counseling Electives= ___ ____ __3_Total Hours: 27 13 2 12SUMMER: CO552 Research Methods (3 hours)THIRD YEAR Fall Jan-term SpringCM340 Advanced Homiletics Practicum* 2EM301 Educ Ministry of the Church 2OT301 Hebrew 4Counseling Elective= 3OT302 Hebrew 2CO570 Psychological Disorders 3OT303 Hebrew in Exegesis 3OT320 Pentateuch (NOTE: must be taken with OT303) 2OT330 Old Testament Historical Books ____ ____ __3_Total Hours: 24 11 2 11
FOURTH YEAR Fall Jan-term SpringCH310 Ancient/Medieval Ch. History> 3NT350 Past/Gen Epistles/Revelation 3OT340 Psalms & Wisdom Literature 3ST350 Ecclesiology & Eschatology 3Electives# 3CH320 Reformation/Modern Ch History> 3EM330 Christian Worship* 2OT350 Prophetical Books 3WM310 God’s World Mission 2Electives# ____ ____ __3_Total Hours: 28 12 3 13FIFTH YEAR Fall Jan-term SpringCO540 Counseling Internship@ 3CO551 Theories & Techniques@ 3PT340 Pastoral Theology* 2PT341 Ministry Leadership 2Electives# 1Electives# 2CO360 Ethics & Counseling@ 3CO541 Counseling Internship@ 3PT411 Prep/Ordination Exams* 1Electives# ____ ____ __5_Total Hours: 25 11 2 12FIELD EDUCATIONFour units (FE301, FE302, FE303, FE304) each represent 75 hours of field work. FE301, FE302 must betaken prior to the student’s final year of study. FE303, FE304 may be taken in any term. Students mayreceive academic credit for this work by registering for PT592.BIBLE EXAMAll MDiv/MAC students must pass the Bible Content Exam prior to graduation.CORE HOURS: 111ELECTIVE HOURS:Counseling Electives= 6Free Electives 16FIELD EDUCATIONCURRICULUM HOURS:(4 units, no academic credit)133 plus 4 Field Ed unitsand Bible Exam* These courses are required for Ordination track (Track R) students. Specialized Ministry track (Track S)students may replace these hours with Practical Theology electives. Practical Theology electives includeany courses in Communication (CM), Counseling (CO), Church Planting (CG), Educational Ministry(EM), or Practical Theology (PT) (400-, 500- or 600-level) which are not counted toward other corerequirements.
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