All of the degrees are offered on the Kansas City Campus. At the present time, only the Master of Divinity is offered on the Oklahoma City University Campus.
Saint Paul School of Theology has a long tradition of integrating experience in ministry with work in the classroom to prepare persons for leadership in the church. Students are expected to integrate their academic study of faith and ministry with their actual experience and practice in a ministry setting. These ministry settings provide contextual education as part of the required curriculum and allow students to experience ministry while they learn. This model helps students integrate theological study with the practice of ministry.
Over 280 students are enrolled at Saint Paul School of Theology on two campuses, the majority of whom are preparing for some form of ministry in the local church.
In general, their backgrounds, ages, denominations, and vocational goals mirror the diversity of the Church. The student body has almost equal numbers of men and women, representing thirty-seven states and several other countries.
While students are predominantly United Methodist, over twenty denominations are represented in the student body each year.
The Kansas City Campus is located four miles east of downtown Kansas City, Missouri, covering more than nineteen acres. Affordable on-campus housing for families and single students is available. Kansas City campus
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Located in the capital city, Saint Paul School of Theology at Oklahoma City University's beautiful campus occupies over seventy-six acres in a diverse and vibrant metropolitan area. The architecture on campus is a pleasing blend of American collegiate, gothic, and functional contemporary.
Almost all students receive financial assistance through scholarships, grants, denominational support, or government loans, with nearly 80% receiving need-based grants from Saint Paul.
