Doctor of Ministry - International Students

International Students

International students [those who are not US citizens] will need to demonstrate that they have the financial support required to study within the US. This is done in the form a "letter of financial support." Before the United States Federal Government allows schools to issue the International student an I-20 form, the school through which you matriculate must receive a Letter of Financial Support. This letter must clearly state that the sponsor of the international student is committing to support the student for the cost of studying here in the United States. This commitment means that the sponsor must know about and be ready to support the international student with the tuition, housing, and personal expenses ($28,465 to $31,565) per year. The D.Min. applicant should send this Letter of Financial Support to the Director of the D.Min. Program.