Cedarville College

What you'll study

The MTS focuses on biblical studies, theology, discipleship, evangelism, and applied ministry. Students choose one of four tracks that concentrate the curriculum:

• Biblical Counseling — applying Scripture to life struggles, discipleship, soul care, and counseling in ministry settings.
• Biblical Leadership — developing theological depth alongside practical leadership skills for guiding teams, ministries, and organizations with Gospel-centered influence.
• Ministry — building a strong theological foundation and practical skills for church, parachurch, missions, discipleship, or marketplace ministry.
• Worship and Theology — integrating biblical truth, spiritual formation, and congregational worship to lead theologically grounded worship.

Entry requirements

The publicly provided course text does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should contact the programme office or graduate admissions for details about academic prerequisites, application materials, transcripts, and any other requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to serve across a range of ministry and vocation contexts: congregational leadership, pastoral or worship roles, biblical counseling in church or parachurch settings, mission work, nonprofit service, school ministry, or ministry-influenced roles within the marketplace. The emphasis is on communicating biblical truth clearly and serving in the contexts where students are called.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The source text does not provide funding details. Applicants should consult Cedarville’s graduate admissions and seminary offices about available scholarships, institutional aid, or financial support options and about how those awards might apply to the online MTS tracks.