2024-2025 Jesuit School of Theology Bulletin
  • 2024-2025 Jesuit School of Theology Bulletin
  • Chapter 1: Mission and Vision
  • Chapter 2: General Information
    • Chapter 2.1: Governance
    • Chapter 2.2: Accreditation and Membership
    • Chapter 2.3: Location
    • Chapter 2.4: History
    • Chapter 2.5: International Center for Theology and Ministry
    • Chapter 2.6: Santa Clara University
    • Chapter 2.7: Graduate Theological Union
    • Chapter 2.8: Library Resources
    • Chapter 2.9: University of California at Berkeley
  • Chapter 3: Academic Information and Related Policies
  • Chapter 4: Admission to the Jesuit School of Theology
  • Chapter 5: Financial Aid
  • Chapter 6: Academic and Administrative Calendar 2024-2025
  • Chapter 7: Tuition and Fees
    • Chapter 3.1: 2024-2025 Tuition and Fees
  • Chapter 8: Co-Curricular Life
    • Chapter 8.1: Housing
    • Chapter 8.2: Spiritual Formation
    • Chapter 8.3: Student Handbook
  • Chapter 9: Degree Programs
    • Chapter 9.1: Master of Divinity (M.Div.)
      • Chapter 9.1 b: Master of Divinity Field Education Handbook
    • Chapter 9.2: Master of Arts
    • Chapter 9.3: Combined Master of Arts/Master of Divinity
    • Chapter 9.4: Master of Theological Studies
      • Chapter 9.4.1: Master of Theological Studies - Online
    • Chapter 9.5: Master of Theology
    • Chapter 9.6: Bachelor of Sacred Theology
    • Chapter 9.7: Licentiate in Sacred Theology (S.T.L.)
    • Chapter 9.8: Doctor of Sacred Theology
    • Chapter 9.9: Doctoral Studies (Ph.D. or Th.D.)
    • Chapter 9.10: JST Renewal Program
    • Chapter 9.11: Non-Degree Program (Special Student Status)
    • Chapter 9.12: Instituto Hispano
  • Chapter 10: Personnel
    • Chapter 10.1: SCU Board of Trustees
    • Chapter 10.2: JST Board of Directors
    • Chapter 10.3: Administration Officers
    • Chapter 10.4: JST Administration and Staff
    • Chapter 10.5: Faculty
  • Chapter 11: 2024-2025 JST-SCU Faculty Course Offerings
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Chapter 9.11: Non-Degree Program (Special Student Status)

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Non-Degree Program (Special Student Status)

The Non-Degree program is recommended for persons who have as their primary objective an unstructured period for general theological renewal or pastoral training. It is recommended for persons who want to undertake some graduate theological study, but are not certain that they want to enroll in a formal degree program. Applicants formally apply for the Non-Degree program and once admitted attain Special Student registration status. Acceptance into this status is for one term at a time. After initially obtaining Special Student status, in future terms students will need to contact the registrar and fill out the short-application/registration for returning special students.

For more information, and to apply to achieve Special Student status, navigate to the .

Non-Degree program admissions page