Lifelong Learning

Lifelong Learning at Harding School of Theology

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Mike O’Neal, HST Alumnus and former NASA engineer, shares his experience as a second-career student at HST.

Engineers, doctors, teachers, ministers, and more, HST has a robust family of lifelong learners who come to HST for a variety of reasons.

Whatever leads you to think about graduate theological studies, we invite you consider a lifetime of learning and growing in Christ as a part of our student body.

Over the years I have audited many classes at HST because I adore learning more about our God, and His messages given in the Bible. The professors at HST always broaden my understanding and knowledge, while not zooming over my head in class. They welcome my questions and consider my thoughts. I love learning, but am past wanting to take tests, write papers or make presentations, so this auditing route is perfect for me.

Thank you, HST, for providing this wonderful service and ministry!

Margie B.

HST provides several options for lifelong learning.

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Auditing

An auditor takes a course, but does not receive a grade or academic credit. Some auditors will read all of the assigned texts and even write papers and take exams. Others will simply come to the class meetings to hear the lectures.

For churches that financially support the school, members may audit select courses at a minimal fee. (Church audit program)
HST MDIV and DMIN alumni may audit courses at a reduced rate.

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For more information or to get started today, complete this information request form, call us at 901-432-7750, or text us at 901-300-3995.

As a long-time Bible class teacher – and later an elder – I realized the need for deeper knowledge of Scripture and how to interpret and apply it to real life situations and circumstances. The opportunity to audit HST classes helps me keep growing toward that goal.