Master of Divinity in Chicago United States | University of Chicago

International applicants to our Masters programs should hold a US bachelor’s degree or an equivalent international degree, comprising at least sixteen years of primary, secondary, and university education. Students do not need to submit official academic records. Unofficial transcripts, or accounts of coursework, are sufficient so long as they list the names of courses, instructors, dates, and grades earned. If you are admitted to a degree program, you will need to submit official records before starting the program. All applicants to our master's programs are automatically considered for scholarships; there is not a separate scholarship application. Scholarships for master's students are awarded based solely on the strength of the admission application materials. The average scholarship for master's students covers about 80% of tuition costs. Exceptional students may be awarded a living stipend in addition to a scholarship. Scholarship notifications are included in the admission decision. All Divinity School scholarships are renewable for each year of the academic program. Additionally, the Divinity School provides scholarship assistance for summer language study at the University. International applicants to our Masters programs should hold a US bachelor’s degree or an equivalent international degree, comprising at least sixteen years of primary, secondary, and university education. Minimum TOEFL Score - 104 total, no less than 26 on each subsection Minimum IELTS Score - 7.0 overall, no less than 7.0 on each section