St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry
St. Bernard’s is a Roman Catholic graduate school seeking to nurture the entirety of the human person through the intellectual, spiritual, pastoral, and human dimensions of formation with the hope that we may, in a definite and dedicated way, assist our students to understand deeply the things of our Faith and to incarnate them in their day-to-day service to God’s people and the world as a whole.
📍120 French Road, Rochester, NY 14618
📞(585) 271-3657
🌐 St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry Website
No. of Students: 135
No. of Majors/Areas of Study: 4 master’s; 6 certificates
Mandatum: Yes
Daily or Weekly Eucharistic Adoration: Yes
Places Where Students Can Study Abroad: N/A
Annual Cost of Tuition: $795/per credit hour
Typical % of students who receive scholarships and/or typical amount of financial aid: More than 90%
Student-to-Faculty Ratio: 10:1
Why St. Bernard’s
St. Bernard’s is a Roman Catholic graduate school seeking to reunite theology, prayer and sanctity by educating and assisting men and women in academic, ministerial, interpersonal and spiritual formation for the purpose of serving the Church through diverse forms of lay and ordained ministries, theological scholarship and Christian service in society.
The Institution:
- Oath of Fidelity
- Catholic Board
- Catholic Faculty
- Mandatum Required
Faculty: All are Catholic.
School’s Comments:
St. Bernard’s School of Theology and Ministry is a Catholic graduate school seeking to assist students of all ages in coming to know and to love Our Lord and his Church through theological, philosophical and pastoral engagement. Men and women, cleric and lay, ecclesial ministers and those seeking personal formation and edification enroll in our programs, seeking the good, the true and the beautiful alongside one another. We offer online graduate degrees in theology and philosophy, certificate programs, and regular free virtual events. One of our primary emphases is that of reuniting theology, prayer and sanctity. We want to be sure that when we study we don’t just address the mind, but we also address the heart. If you come here, we hope you’ll find not only intellectual answers to some of the questions that you have, but also answers to existential questions — questions that arise from the depths of the heart.
