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Religious Studies delves into life's profound inquiries, examining humanity's purpose in connection with a higher power, which inspires contemplation of divine wisdom and nurtures a closer bond with God. As a Catholic university, Madonna University recognizes the spiritual aspect of human nature. Exploring life's religious significance through scholarly study is vital for complete personal growth. True to its Franciscan Catholic heritage, Madonna's Religious Studies curriculum promotes insight into faith-based and ethical aspects of human existence by analyzing sacred texts, customs, doctrines, and rituals. Emphasis is placed on Franciscan and Christian-humanist principles while acknowledging diverse religious perspectives and advocating for social equity, equipping students for careers in education, church leadership, or advanced academic pursuits. The Archdiocese of Detroit recommends Religious Studies degrees for Catholic students drawn to religious instruction or parish service. Learners can opt for this as their primary or secondary focus, often pairing it with another discipline to broaden their expertise. The manageable credit requirements allow for supplementary certifications, strengthening prospects for professional advancement.
Current high school students and high school graduates who have not enrolled in a post-secondary institution after high school apply to Madonna as a freshman.
Cumulative high school GPA of 2.8 or above
Requirement for Undergraduate Admission:
TOEFL: 70 (iBT); IELTS: 6; MELAB: 76
APPLICATION DEADLINES:
Fall Semester: April 1
Winter Semester: October 1