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When you’re ready to apply, simply fill out the online application for admission at queenstheology.org/apply. We make our application free, however if you are blessed to donate your application fee, you can do so at queenstheology.org/donate.

Yes! For any questions or concerns about enrollment, please contact the admissions office: admissions@queenstheology.org or fill out the form at queenstheology.org/moreinfo

The student is responsible for providing Queens College of Theology with all prior academic transcripts, both high school, and college. To request any transcripts, students should contact the high school or college in question to discuss the requesting methods honored at that particular institution. We are able to accept transcripts through Parchment.com, e-mail transcripts@queenstheology.org, by fax at (704) 810-4878, or mail to Queens College of Theology Att: Registar 933 Louise Avenue Suite 497 Charlotte, NC 28204

Currently QCT offers: Undergraduate: Bachelor of Ministry Bachelor of Ministry in Christian Counseling Bachelor of Theology Bachelor of Religious Education Graduate: Master of Arts in Pastoral Counseling Master of Divinity Master of Ministry Doctor of Philosophy in Pyschology-Theology Doctor of Theology

All course transfers to other institutions are at the discretion of the receiving instituion. Currently Queens College of Theology is not accredited by the Department of Education and the receiving institution will have to make their own determination on credit transfers.

Our admissions team can perform a transcript evaluation to make credit transfer determinations. Only official transcripts will be evaluted for credit transfer.

Official transcripts must be sent by the sending institution to the following address: Queens College of Theology Att: Registrar 933 Louise Avenue Suite 497 Charlotte, NC 28204 Or by e-mail to transcripts@queenstheology.org. Or by fax to (704) 810-4847 (Make sure the appropraite cover letter is attached to identify the transcript with the appropriate student)

Queens College of Theology offers online courses. Since our religious seminary is not accredited by the Department of Education, we are not eligible for NC-SARA membership.

In the student portal, students can enter registered courses whenever they want and complete the assignments. There are no deadlines to complete the assignments.

Students will process information through critical analysis, cognitive ordering, and application in an integrated, effective, and confluent fashion through written units. A few courses will require students to take exams, and have other assignment modules.