The agency's National Center for Education Statistics shows the private not-for-profit institution in Chicago conferred 14 doctor's degrees and 14 master's degrees in Theology and Religious Vocations programs.
But the single most popular program was for a doctor's degree in Pastoral Studies/Counseling. Data shows the school gave out 14 doctor's degrees in Pastoral Studies/Counseling, followed by 12 master's degrees in Divinity/Ministry and 6 doctor's degrees in Philosophy.
The seminary enrolled 250 students for 2016-17, all of whom were enrolled in 250 programs.
Degrees awarded for 2016-17
Program
Graduate and professional degrees awarded
Certificates awarded
Total degrees and certificates awarded
Percent of total
Pastoral Studies/Counseling
14
-
14
Divinity/Ministry
12
-
12
Theology/Theological Studies
1
4
5
Theological and Ministerial Studies, Other
1
-
1
Theology and Religious Vocations total
28
4
32
74.4
Philosophy
6
-
6
Religion/Religious Studies
5
-
5
Philosophy and Religious Studies total
11
-
11
25.6