Visiting Methodist Theological School in Ohio
We welcome weekday visitors throughout the year!
Visiting campus is the best way to discern if Methesco is the right choice for you. Prospective students who visit our strikingly beautiful campus rarely choose to study elsewhere. Come experience our academic community and learn how much you can matter at Methodist Theological School in Ohio.
An individual visit includes meetings with admissions and financial aid and a campus tour. Depending on when you visit, you can also observe a class and experience our dynamic learning enviroment in action.
If you would like to visit a class for 30 minutes as part of your campus visit, you can view course schedules on the Registrar Page to make class selections.
- Summer 2010 classes meet June 28 through August 6, 2010
- Fall 2010 classes meet August 31 through December 10, 2010
- J-Term 2011 classes meet January 5 through 26, 2011
- Spring 2011 classes meet February 1 through May 13, 2011
- Summer 2011 classes meet July 5 through August 12, 2011
We may have free overnight on-campus housing available to you in the Dewire Residence Hall.
Some transportation assistance may be available for out of town guests.
Visits are scheduled Tuesday through Thursday between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. Email admit@mtso.edu with your contact information, course requests (if interested), housing needs and dates available to schedule your visit. Course visits will be subject to faculty approval.
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Open Houses
Methodist Theological School in Ohio hosts occasional open houses. The events are free and open to anyone considering a graduate-level theological education. Click this link for the latest Open House Information.
Highlights include opportunities to sit in on a class, tour apartments and residence halls, learn about MTSO’s many financial aid options, and talk with current students, faculty and admissions counselors.
“Even intelligent and organized people can become a little flustered as they consider a graduate education,” said April Casperson, Director of Admissions. “By the time they leave our campus, our guests will have a much better sense of their options and the steps they can take toward their goals.”
“People who have attended our open houses tell us they appreciate our approach,” Casperson said. “As they talk with our current students, they get a real sense of how they’ll fit in. And in meetings with faculty and admissions counselors, they appreciate that we’re most interested in helping them in their journey, not selling them a product.”
