Register for Classes

Are you ready for Summer classes?
Registration opens on Monday, February 28
We’re offering a variety of courses this summer to keep your education in motion. Summer classes at Midwestern Seminary & Spurgeon College are a great way to finish quicker and get on the field faster. Maximize your summer; advance your training.
Flexible Formats
Summer Intensives
Course highlights
Principles of Preaching/Sermon Preparation with Dr. Jason Allen
May 10-13
[Graduate / Undergraduate]
The SBC and the Church
with Dr. Jason Allen and other SBC Leaders
June 13-15: SBC Annual Meeting in Anaheim, CA (required)
Course works begin May 9
[Graduate / Undergraduate]
United Kingdom Study Tour
with Drs. Michael McMullen and Geoffrey Chang
July 4-20
[Graduate / Undergraduate]
Summer Terms Online
These online terms consist of three separate eight-week terms, plus two additional four-week terms throughout the summer for Graduate and Undergraduate Studies. We offer nearly every core course at the Graduate level during the Summer:
Online A Term
May 9-June 30
Graduate
- History & Theology of Soul Care
- Addictive Behaviors & Biblical Counseling
- Old Testament I
- New Testament I
- Intro to Hermeneutics
- Principles of Teaching 1
- Issues in Christian Education
- Worship Ministry Administration
- Integrative 1: Leadership
- History of Christianity 1
- Baptist History
- Theology 1
- Christian Ethics
- Evangelism and Discipleship
- Missiology
- and more
Undergraduate
- Old Testament Survey I
- New Testament Survey I
- English Comp I
- American History I
- Intro to Ethics
- Christian Doctrine I
- The Church
- Sermon Preparation
- and more
Online A Term
May 9-August 18
- Elementary Hebrew I & II
- Elementary Greek I & II
Online D Term
June 6-July 28
Graduate
- Introduction to Hermeneutics
- Integrative 3: Capstone
- Evangelism and Discipleship
- Missiology
Online B Term
June 27-Aug 18
Graduate
- Old Testament II
- New Testament II
- Biblical Counseling & Psychological Theories
- Biblical Counseling & Emotional Issues
- Principles of Teaching II
- Church Administration
- Age Group Ministry
- Worship Technology
- Integrative II: Assessment
- History of Christianity II
- Theology II
- Survey of Historical Theology
- Introduction to Apologetics
- Advanced Expository Preaching
- Introduction to Pastoral Ministry
- Introduction to Orality and Oral Cultures
- and more
Undergraduate
- Introduction to Business & Finance
- Introduction to Hermeneutics
- Principles of Christian Teaching
- World Geography
- Survey of World Literature
- Christian Doctrine II
- Sermon Delivery
- Old Testament II
- New Testament II
- and more
Summer 2022
ON-CAMPUS
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ONLINE
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Registration Deadlines
Intensives | May 2 |
Online Term A | May 2 |
Online Term D | May 30 |
Online Term B | June 20 |
Online Term C | May 2 |
Doctoral
View Fall 2022 Doctoral Schedule ›
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Press in this fall
There is a fresh slate of new and recurring courses to equip you and help you progress toward the completion of your degree.
Thank you for joining us as we seek to provide theological education for the church. Registration for Fall 2021 classes, both on campus and online opens April 8
On-Campus Course highlights
Graduate
- Biblical Counseling in the Local Church
- Hebrew I
- Greek I
- Old Testament I
- New Testament I
- Intro to Hermeneutics
- Issues in Christians Education
- Biblical Foundations of Worship
- Baptist History
- Advanced Expository Preaching
- History of the Great Awakenings
- Missiology
- Leadership Practicum (FTC Conference Course)
- and more
Undergraduate
- Fundamentals of Biblical Counseling
- Intro to Business and Finance
- Old Testament I
- New Testament I
- Intro to Hermeneutics
- Introduction to Student Ministry
- Visual Communications
- Hebrew I
- Greek I
- English Comp I
- Church History I
- Christian Doctrine I
- Christian Leadership
- and more
Online Course highlights
Online A Term
Aug. 22 – Oct. 13
Graduate
- Biblical Counseling in the Local Church
- Old Testament Survey I & II
- New Testament Survey I & II
- Introduction to Hermeneutics
- Principles of Leadership
- Biblical Foundations of Worship
- History of Christianity I & II
- Baptist History
- Theology I & II
- Introduction to Apologetics
- Christian Ethics
- Evangelism and Discipleship
- Missiology
- and more
Undergraduate
- Survey of World Literature
- Christianity and the Arts
- Old Testament Survey I
- New Testament Survey I
- Introduction to Hermeneutics
- Introduction to Ethics
- Christian Doctrine I
- The Church
- Church History I
- Introduction to Business & Finance
- and more
Online B Term
Oct. 17 – Dec. 8
Graduate
- Addictive Behaviors & Biblical Counseling
- Old Testament Survey I &II
- New Testament Survey I &II
- Introduction to Hermeneutics
- Issues in Christian Education
- Corporate Worship Leadership
- History of Christianity II
- Theology I &II
- Survey of Historical Theology
- Intro to Apologetics
- Christian Ethics
- and more
Undergraduate
- Fundamentals of Biblical Counseling
- Principles of Managerial Accounting
- Old Testament Survey II
- New Testament Survey II
- Introduction to Public Speaking
- Visual Communication
- Introduction to Physical Science
- World Geography
- Medieval and Renaissance Philosophy
- American History I
- Church History II
- Christian Doctrine II
- World Religions
- Personal Evangelism & Discipleship
- Global Missions
- Intro to Church Planting & Church Growth
- and more
Online C Term
Aug. 22 – Dec. 8
Graduate
- Elementary Hebrew I
- Elementary Hebrew II
- Intermediate Hebrew I
- Elementary Greek I
- Elementary Greek II
- Intermediate Greek I
- Theological German
Online D Term
Sept. 19 – Nov. 10
Graduate
- Old Testament Survey I
- Theology I
Fall 2022
ON-CAMPUS
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ONLINE
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Fall 2022 Registration Deadlines
On-Campus | Aug. 15 |
Online Term A | Aug. 15 |
Online Term B | Oct. 10 |
Online Term C | Aug. 15 |
Online Term D & Online Plus | Sept. 12 |
Doctoral
View Fall 2022 Doctoral Schedule ›
View Spring 2022 Doctoral Schedule ›

Thank you for joining us as we seek to provide theological education for the Church.
In addition to assembling an incredible selection of courses to equip you and help you progress toward the completion of your degree, find highlighted some unique opportunities available to you.
Registration for Spring 2022 classes, both on campus and online, is now open. Enroll in Spring classes today.
Course Highlights
Graduate
The Pastor and the Gospel
(Conference Course at T4G)
Dr. Jason Allen
Exposition of the Gospels: Matthew
Dr. Patrick Schreiner
Doctrine of God
Dr. Matthew Barrett
Introduction to Pastoral Ministry
Jared Wilson
Missiology
Dr. Joe Allen
and much more
Undergraduate
Old Testament II
Dr. Andrew King
New Testament II
Dr. Todd Chipman
American History II
Dr. Michael McMullen
and much more
Online+
Spring 2022
ON-CAMPUS
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ONLINE
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View Undergraduate Online+ Courses ›
SP-22 Registration Deadlines
On-Campus | Jan. 10 |
Online Term A | Jan. 10 |
Online Term B | Mar. 7 |
Online Term C | Jan. 10 |
Online Term D | Feb. 7 |
Doctoral
View Fall 2022 Doctoral Schedule ›
View Spring 2022 Doctoral Schedule ›
Register for Classes
College/Masters Students
THM Students
Doctoral Students
Other Documents
2020-21 Student Handbook
2021-22 Academic Calendar
2020-21 Academic Calendar
2019-20 Academic Calendar
Doctoral Handbook
FERPA policy
Course Rotations
On-Campus Graduate Course Rotation ›
On-Campus Undergrad Course Rotation ›
Five-Year Graduate Evening Course Rotation ›
MTS Course Rotation ›
Online Undergraduate Course Rotation ›
Online Graduate Course Rotation ›
St. Louis Campus Course Rotation ›
Common Forms
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Schedule Change Form ›
Chapel Exemption Request ›
Advanced Standing Form › More Info ›
Graduation Application Form ›
Will my credits transfer? ›
Student Advocacy Form ›
Academic Catalogs
The 2021-2022 catalogs contain financial and academic information, offered courses of study, as well as course descriptions.
Log In:
Log into the Student Portal using the same Username and Password you use to log into Canvas. If you don’t know what your Username and Password are, contact the MBTS Helpdesk at helpdesk@mbts.edu or 816-414-3763.
Check the Term:
Make sure that the correct term is displayed
Click on Registration
See menu on left side of screen.
Show Filter:
Click the tab that says, Show Filter. This opens up some additional dialog boxes.
Choose the Correct Campus
Underneath the title, Course Access Campus, you’ll see 3 different boxes you can check:
If you want to enroll in a course that’s meeting on the Main campus in Kansas City, check “MAIN.”
If you want to enroll in an ONLINE course, check “ONLINE.”
Type the Course Number:
Underneath the title, Course ID Filter you’ll see 4 dialog boxes. In the one entitled, Course # type the number of one of the courses you want to take this fall.
Undergraduate courses have 3 digits in the course number, like this: BS115 or HT411. (Sometimes undergraduate courses have a “U-” in front of the course numbers, like this: U-HT411. This helps designate them as undergraduate courses.)
Graduate (Master’s level) courses have 4 digits in the course number, like this:
BS2101 or HT3100.
In the Course # box, type only the numerals for the course number you want to enroll in. Leave off the letter prefixes.
Apply Filter:
Scroll down and click on “Apply Filter.” The course you want will display below.
There may be more than one “Section” of the course you want. Make sure you choose the section that will fit with the rest of your schedule.
Use That Filter:
Also, if you want to take an ONLINE course, make sure you’re no signing up for an ON-CAMPUS course, and vice-versa.
Check the “Credit” Box
To enroll in the class you see listed, check the box beside the word “Credit.”
When you click in this box, that will place the course in your “Shopping Cart” until you finish choosing all your courses.
REPEAT:
If you want to enroll in another course, repeat Steps 4-8 above.
Process Registration:
When you’re finished selecting all your courses, click on “Process Registration” at the bottom right of the screen. The courses you just
enrolled in will be displayed.
If you want to, you can click on “Go to Ledger” to continue to the “My Ledger” page, where you can review your charges and make payment.