Fuller Theological Seminary Academic Snapshot
Tuition Overview:
- Tuition: $24,240
- Tuition is relatively affordable compared to national averages for private institutions.
Student Population at Fuller Theological Seminary:
- Total Enrollment: 1,890, including 1,132 online students
- All Graduate
- Gender Distribution: 53% men, 47% women.
- This is a small institution, fostering a close-knit community and individualized attention.
Programs & Degrees Offered
- Programs Offered: 20 academic programs available.
- Online Programs: 5 programs available fully online.
- Graduate Programs: 15 graduate-level programs offered.
- Special Programs: Health Professions.
- Degrees Awarded: Master's, Doctor's.
Fuller Theological Seminary Overview
Fuller Theological Seminary is a four-year, private (not-for-profit) school located in Pasadena, CA. It is classified as faith-related institution by Carnegie Classification
The Fuller Theological Seminary's tuition & fees is $24,760 for the academic year 2024-2025.
The school has a total enrollment of 1,890.
Fuller Theological Seminary is accredited by Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools.
2025 Tuition & Fees and 2026 Estimation
For graduate programs, its 2025 graduate school tuition & fees is $24,760.
The estimated 2026 graduate school tuition & fees is $25,455.
The estimation for 2025-2026 tuition costs is based on the cost change rates of last year.
Learning Opportunities and Campus Services
Fuller Theological Seminary offers online classes (distance learning opportunities) for graduate programs.
Special Learning Opportunities at Fuller Theological Seminary
| Learning Opportunities |
| ROTC | No |
| Weekend/Evening College | Yes |
| Teacher Certification | No |
| Study Abroad | No |
| On-Campus Services |
| Academic/career counseling service | Yes |
| Employment services for students | Yes |
| Placement services for completers | Yes |
| On-campus day care for students' children | No |
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