Try a Class at Wesley

In general, course fees are based per credit hour.

2019-2020 Academic year tuition:
$662 per credit hour

Audit: $100/ per credit hour

Wesley Alumni: one course per year (audit only) at no charge and $100 per hour for each subsequent course.

• Main campus: Wesley classes are held primarily at the main Wesley campus (4500 Massachusetts Avenue, NW).
• Wesley Downtown:We also hold classes at Wesley Downtown (900 Massachusetts Avenue, NW).
• Online: Some classes are held entirely online.
• Hybrid/Blended: Wesley courses are also offered in a blended/hybrid format, which means the class is held both in a classroom and online using Blackboard.

If taking the course for credit, there are class requirements, such as assignments and final papers/exams. More information is provided following registration in course materials made available prior to the start of class.

You can learn about our application process and specific requirements by degree (or non-degree) program by clicking here or contact the Admissions Office, admissions@wesleyseminary.edu or at 202-885-8659.

Interested in taking classes with the Religious Freedom Center (RFC) of the Newseum Institute in partnership with Wesley Theological Seminary?

To apply to take classes with the Newseum's Religious Freedom Center you must first apply to Wesley as a degree or non-degree seeking student.

Once admitted to Wesley you may then apply to the Newseum's RFC. Please visit their website to learn more about the admissions process.

Partial or full scholarships are available in some cases through the RFC. Please indicate you are a Wesley student on your application. 

Please contact Wesley's Office of Admissions if you have any questions by calling (202)885-8659 or email admissions@wesleyseminary.edu. 

Please contact one of Wesley's Recruiters in the Office of Admissions:

Elijah Ferebee, Recruiter

eferebee@wesleyseminary.edu

202-885-8642

Elijah is a 3rd year Wesley Master of Divinity student. Raised in Brooklyn, NY, Elijah earned a Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Virginia State University. While an undergrad, Elijah heard and felt God’s call. With a passion for mental health, pastoral care and counseling, Elijah hopes to integrate this into his ordained ministry in the United Methodist Church. Elijah gained valuable ministry leadership experiences as part of VSU’s United Campus Ministries and as a Virginia Annual Conference intern. Here at Wesley, Elijah serves as a campus residence manager and is active in Wesley’s Association of Black Seminarians. Elijah is dedicated to empowering and uplifting others through the guidance of the Holy Spirit, believing his life’s greatest reward is the ability to glorify God with everything that he is and with all he has been given!

Samantha "Sammy" Klipsch, Recruiter

sklipsch@wesleyseminary.edu

202-885-8653

Sammy is from Louisiana and is in her third year of her Masters of Divinity at Wesley. She is part of the Community Engagement Fellows with a focus in Missional Theology. Sammy hopes to one day serve as a pastor to a local church, and is excited to walk with people on their journey to and through seminary. She has deepened her experiences of ministry both inside and outside of the church through working as a youth minister, helping launch an inclusive campus ministry, interning for Center for Inclusivity in Chicago and a brief stint working with InspireDC. Sammy strives to meet people where they are and works to help those ostracized by the church find connection with God and community.