Ready for the next step?
Your life and career play an integral part in God’s plan, and an advanced degree may be just what you need to deepen your knowledge, qualify for a promotion, or prepare for a career transition.
Corban’s flexible and affordable graduate programs are designed to fit into your busy schedule and equip you to achieve your goals.
Corban University offers some of the most affordable graduate programs among private colleges in the West, while remaining committed to academic excellence and biblical integration. As a graduate student, you could be eligible for a discount on your tuition!
You’re already balancing a full life—work, family, church, and community. So why add graduate school to the mix?
Whether you want to grow in your current role or explore a new direction God is leading you to, a graduate degree can give you the edge. It strengthens your resume, deepens your skills, and helps you stand out in a competitive job market.
Advanced qualifications often lead to higher pay. A graduate degree can position you for promotions, leadership roles, or expanded responsibilities that come with increased compensation.
While your undergraduate degree gave you a broad foundation, graduate study is where you dive deep. You’ll engage with your intellectual and career interests, gaining focused knowledge and practical tools that make you a subject-matter expert in your field.
Graduate coursework is designed for real life. You’ll integrate what you’re learning into your day-to-day work, church, or ministry—building experience while you earn your degree.
In grad school, your professors become colleagues and mentors. Your classmates become professional connections that expand your network. The relationships you build in grad school can open doors, spark new ideas, and add value to your career and personal life long after graduation.
Graduate school is more than an academic challenge. It’s an opportunity to grow in confidence, faith, and purpose as you pursue your part in God’s plan with greater clarity and conviction. As you engage deeply with your coursework, you’ll be challenged to think biblically about your field, your leadership, and your impact. It’s an investment in your growth that shapes not just what you do, but how and why you do it.
Graduate & Online Admissions Counselor
