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Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary

Mission Statement

Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary serves the church by Biblically educating God-called men and women to be and make disciples of Jesus Christ.

Quick Facts

Updated U.S. Gov IPEDS 2017-18
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  • Location: Kansas City, MO
  • Student Body: 2,239
  • Education Type: 4 Years+
  • Funding: Private
  • Campus Type: Urban
  • Web Site: www.mbts.edu
  • Acceptance Rate: 94.55%

Admission Details

Key Admissions DetailsAdmissions Deadlines, Start Dates
  • Acceptance Rate: 94.55%
  • Application Deadline: n/a
  • International Students: Unreported
  • Application Fee: $25
Tuition and FeesYearly Tuition and Other Fees
  • Tuition: $7,280
  • Grad Tuition: $6,160
  • Room and Board: $6,696
  • Books and Supplies: $1,260
  • Other Fees: $440
  • Average Net Price: $14,635
Student Body DataIncoming Class Data
  • Most Recent Incoming Class: 34
  • Men / Women Ratio: 10 / 24
  • Median SAT Verbal Range: 500 - 620
  • Median SAT Math Range: 510 - 620
  • Median ACT Range: 20 - 20
International Student DataInformation for International Students
  • Minimum TOEFL Score: n/a
  • Minimum IETLS Score: n/a
  • % of International Students: Unreported
  • International Testing: Required
  • Total International Students: n/a
Required DocumentsTranscripts and Recommendations
  • High School Transcript: Required
  • Recommendations: Required
  • Admissions Tests Scores: Required
  • Portfolio: Not Considered

Top 3 Popular Programs

  • Theology: 86%
  • Health Professions: 11%
  • Foreign Language, Literature: 4%

Academic Programs

Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers 36 Total Programs in Associate's, Bachelor's, Master's, Doctorate, Certificate Degree Levels. The most popular area of study for students are degrees in Theology. Choose an area to explore below to see detailed degree programs at each degree level.
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Associate's Degree ProgramsMidwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers 5 Associate's Degree Programs
Theology
Bachelor's Degree ProgramsMidwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers 3 Bachelor's Degree Programs
Theology
Master's Degree ProgramsMidwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers 7 Master's Degree Programs
Foreign Language, Literature
  • Ancient Near Eastern and Biblical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
     Campus
    Program Details
Health Professions
Theology
Doctorate Degree ProgramsMidwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers 5 Doctorate Degree Programs
Theology
Certificate ProgramsMidwestern Baptist Theological Seminary offers 6 Certificate Programs
Foreign Language, Literature
  • Ancient Near Eastern and Biblical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics
     Campus
    Program Details
Theology

Demographics & Outcomes

Graduation and RetentionGraduation and retention information
  • Graduation Rate Within 150% of Time: 41%
  • Graduation Rate Within 200% of Time: 30%
  • 1st Year Retention: 40%
  • Post Graduation Salary: n/a
Student Body DemographicsDiversity and Age Data
  • Total Students: 2,239
  • White, non-Hispanic Students: 67%
  • Asian Students: 8%
  • Unknown: 8%
  • Non-resident, alien: 7%
  • Black Students: 5%
  • Hispanic Students: 3%
  • American Indian, Alaska Native Students: 1%
  • Two or more races: 1%
  • Native Hawaiian, Pacific Isl. Students: <1%

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