Audit Program

Phillips Theological Seminary offers classes for no academic credit through an audit program. A limited number of auditors may be permitted in some courses, depending on course size and type. Contact the Ulysses D. Allen, Director of Recruitment and Admissions, for registration assistance, email admissions@ptstulsa.edu or call 918.270.6420

AH 880.14³ Colonialism and Complexities of Indigenous Identities, Lisa Dellinger, Concentrated Weekends (Oct 3-5, Dec 5-7)

CE 540³ Educating Through the Different Stages of Life, Anne Carter Walker, A-Term Concentrated Course (August 5-9) Registration Deadline July 15

DS 500³ History and Polity of the Disciples of Christ, Lisa Barnett, A-Term Concentrated Course (August 5-9) Registration Deadline July 15

DMIN 808 The Biblical Message and the Praxis of God: Reading the New Testament in the Context of Empire, Warren Carter, Concentrated Course (Oct. 7-11); Prerequisite: NT 500; this course runs concurrently with NT 600.11

HC 650³ History of Religions in the U.S., Lisa Barnett, Asynchronous Online

NT 500³ Introduction to the New Testament, Warren Carter, Synchronous Tuesdays, 8:30 – 11:15 am

NT 600.11³ Reading the New Testament in the Context of Empire, Warren Carter, Concentrated Course (Oct. 7-11); Prerequisite: NT 500; this course runs concurrently with DMIN 808

NT 825³ New Testament Greek I, Warren Carter, Synchronous Only Mondays/Thursdays, 8:30 – 9:45 am

PW 540³ The Theology and Practice of Public Worship, Allie Utley, Asynchronous Online

TH 500³ Introduction to Theology, Lisa Dellinger, Asynchronous Online, will accept auditors above course cap limit

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