Divine Word College

Epworth, IA

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Acceptance Rate

$15,600

Avg Cost (In-State)

$15,600

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Divine Word College, at a glance

64students enrolled

$15,600sticker cost / year (out-of-state, before aid)

Graduation rate is the standard federal 6-year completion rate (students often take longer than four years). Earnings & selectivity rankings are computed across every US college in our catalog. Figures from College Scorecard / IPEDS; sticker cost is before financial aid.

Popular programs

Cross-Cultural MinistryIntercultural StudiesTheologyPhilosophyMissionary FormationReligious Studies

Application requirements

Regular Deadline

Rolling

Common App

Test Policy

Test Optional

Essays Required

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Essays: Personal statement required explaining interest in seminary/missionary formation

Note: Letter from pastor or religious leader required; college focuses on formation for Catholic priesthood and religious life

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