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Educational Programs

Cherry Hill Seminary programs are designed to meet the needs of working adults, living in a complex and demanding world.

Because Cherry Hill Seminary teaches primarily through distance education, students have more flexibility in the specific hours each week they need to reserve for study. With no need for daily travel to classes, Cherry Hill Seminary classes are both environmentally-sound and time-efficient. Check out our Current Courses.

Explore the pages below to discover what Cherry Hill Seminary has to offer.

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Master’s Degrees

Each degree has specific requirements for face-to-face Academic Intensive sessions, held in various retreat locations. A student can expect to travel to a four-to-seven-day event once for each “full-time-equivalent” year. Majors, also called focus areas or areas of concentration, are fields of specific study within a degree. We offer five majors, each with unique content, …

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Pagan Community Education

Learning is a lifelong endeavor, encompassing formal studies as well as the richness of life experience. Many enjoy the continuing intellectual stimulation of the classroom. Others seek to enhance their existing skills and knowledge base or learn in a new domain. Still others have a specific vocation for which they need a particular program of …

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Conferences and Intensives

Although Cherry Hill Seminary regular coursework is by distance education, periodically our students have the opportunity to meet faculty and classmates face-to-face. These are occasions of close camaraderie, discussion, bonding, mentoring and experiential learning. Conferences:   These are most often a one-two day meetings in a conference setting, with both students and the general public …

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Foundations

Foundations are short courses (usually four weeks) with a narrow focus on a specific topic. All Foundations courses are available to the general public without application for admission to Cherry Hill Seminary. Master’s students who have not recently been engaged in academic study might choose a Foundations course to refresh their research and writing skills. …

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