Doctor of Social Leadership (DSL) Omega Graduate School (TRACS Accredited)

[newdegree]

So, I was looking at some of the schools on the TRACS website and found the Omega Graduate School also known as the American Center for Research in the Social Sciences (ACRSS) , which offers a Doctor of Social Leadership program similar to Virginia University of Lynchburg DHA program structure. The program only requires 36 credits and costs about $18,000, which comes out to $500 per credit; financing may be possible as they offer a payment plan that can be paid monthly for $250. The program does not require a dissertation but rather an action research project broken into two classes, DSL: Action Research Project Prospectus and Action Research Project.



It appears the program can be completed in 5 core sessions/semesters, which can be completed as fast as two years (full-time student)



Here is the catch: the school is a Christian school, and the students are required to incorporate Christian and religious themes into their work. 



I just thought I'd share this in case anyone is looking for a doctorate program and is willing to consider a nationally accredited program. 



https://ogs.edu/degrees/doctor-of-social-leadership-dsl/
https://ogs.edu/finance/tuition/
https://ogs.edu/four-ways-leaders-can-promote-constructive-social-change/

[newdegree]

I wonder if anyone is going to apply for this school. Maybe they accept an ENEB degree?

[slaterjack]

I thought about it, I plan on taking the ENEB courses for the hell of it and may guinea pig myself. Is it weird to go to a Christian/religious school if you're not involved with that religion? I know some people attend Pepperdine etc that aren't in the church, but does anyone else have experience in this they could elaborate on?

[newdegree]

I thought about it, I plan on taking the ENEB courses for the hell of it and may guinea pig myself.  Is it weird to go to a Christian/religious school if you're not involved with that religion?  I know some people attend Pepperdine etc that aren't in the church, but does anyone else have experience in this they could elaborate on?

mainly from what i heard its just adding bible quotes and theology into your work.