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Admissions

Thank you for your interest in Taylor University’s Master of Arts in Ministry (MAM) program!

We are looking for candidates who desire a deeper, engaged connection and real world experience with church leadership. This program is not exclusive to those who studied ministry or biblical studies for their undergraduate degree.

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Admissions Process

Applications are accepted year-round, with start dates in January, June, and September. MAM applicants must complete the following items: 

  1. Complete the MAM Application

    Admissions Narrative
    Describe your faith journey
    Share your vocational and/or ministry goals
    Respond to Taylor’s Statement of Faith

    Resume
    A resume is optional and can be uploaded within your application.

    References
    You will be asked to provide email addresses for references in these three areas: academic, pastoral, and personal.

  2. Transcripts
    Submit official transcripts from all previous undergraduate and graduate institutions to:

    Taylor University – MAM
    Attn Noelle Brennan
    236 West Reade Road
    Upland, IN 46989

    Electronic Transcript: MAM@taylor.edu

  3. Admission Interview
    When your file is complete, Taylor University will schedule an admissions interview with you.

  4. Residency 
    Apply to a residency program with one of our ministry partners or get approved for a ministry experience at a unique location.

Questions? Please contact Noelle Brennan at 765-998-4131 or MAM@taylor.edu. 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Is it affordable?

    All students receive a Taylor scholarship of $6,000, making the entire two year program only $12,000. Financial aid is available.  Ministry partners may also grant up to $6,000 in scholarships for residents in their program, cutting the total cost in half to only $6,000.

  • When can I start?

    You can begin the next MAM course immediately after your acceptance. The onboarding dates for a residency program are January, June, and September.

  • Am I able to have a part-time job outside of my residency?

    Yes. In fact, we encourage it as a way to make ends meet. However, as you arrange your schedule, you will need to prioritize the hours of your residency and find part-time work that can accommodate that schedule. All of our residents have been able to make this arrangement work.

  • Am I eligible to apply to the residency if I’m married?

    Yes. We have married residents in the program.

  • Is this program online or residential?

    The entire program is face to face, meeting on Thursday afternoons with Taylor Faculty at various sites in the greater Indianapolis and Fort Wayne area.