Accreditation

Accreditation of any college, school or university is strictly voluntary. The American College of Metaphysical Theology is not accredited. It is an incorporated religious non-profit organization and a non-secular school. Theology, like religion, is recognized and protected under the first amendment of the United States Constitution, which guarantees any citizen the right to practice and to teach it to others. This is the essence of our type of degree. Thus accreditation is of minor importance.

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Notice

On the day that you enroll in a degree program, you may legitimately add an important line to your resume, such as "Ph.D., American College of Metaphysical Theology (Degree expected Winter, 1998)."