New Geneva offers four graduate degrees: the Master of Divinity (M.Div.), the Master of Theology (Th.M.), the Master of Arts in Christian Ministry (MACM), and the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.).

Additionally, New Geneva offers a 'Certificate In Biblical Studies' (CBS).

Students who do not wish to pursue a full degree are welcome to audit individual courses.

New Geneva Theological Seminary is an affiliate member of ARTS — the Association of Reformed Theological Seminaries. New Geneva is recognized by the Colorado Department of Higher Education (CDHE) to operate as a Religious Training Institution in Colorado.

Graduates of New Geneva have been ordained in many Reformed, evangelical, and mainline denominations throughout the United States and internationally. These include the PCA, OPC, RCUS, URCNA and more.

New Geneva is committed to making graduate theological education affordable so students can graduate without debt. Details are available on our Tuition page.

New Geneva's Master's-level programs — including the M.Div., Th.M., MACM, and Certificate in Biblical Studies — are offered at $300 per credit hour.

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• Full-Time enrollment (12–18 hours): $3,600 per semester

• Over 18 hours: $300 per credit hour

• Modular / Intensive format: $300 per credit hour

• Senior Discount (Age 55+): $265 per credit hour

• Audit Fee: $100 / course

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Tuition Rates — Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.)

The Doctor of Ministry program is offered at $300 per credit hour.

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• Standard Tuition: $300 per credit hour

• Audit Fee: $150 per credit hour

• Admin Continuation Fee: $25 per semester

• Dissertation Binding: cost at time of binding

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General Administrative Fees

• Application Fee (one-time): $25

• Late Registration Fee: $25

• Semester Admin Fee: $25

• Course Drop Fee: $15

Financial assistance is available to domestic and international students. Please contact our registrar to learn more.

Yes. New Geneva welcomes auditors — pastors, elders, deacons, and laypeople who wish to deepen their theological knowledge without formal degree requirements. Auditing a course is an exciting and accessible way to experience Reformed theological education.

New Geneva Theological Seminary holds to the inerrancy, inspiration, and authority of the Bible, and affirms the Westminster Confession of Faith and the Westminster Larger and Shorter Catechisms. The seminary stands in the historic Reformed, Presbyterian theological tradition.

Yes. All New Geneva programs are designed for working adults — including active-duty military personnel, working pastors, and ministry leaders with family responsibilities. Coursework is fully online and is structured for flexibility.