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10/21/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 10/21/2026 18:17

University of Mary and NET Ministries Announce Graduate Scholarship Partnership

Current missionaries, staff members, and alumni can now receive up to $7,000 toward the MBA, MOL, Applied Catholic Theology, and other eligible graduate programs.

BISMARCK, ND - The University of Mary and NET Ministries announced expanded scholarship opportunities for the NET community. Under the agreement, current NET missionaries, staff members, and alumni of NET can receive up to $7,000 toward select University of Mary graduate programs.

The proposed scholarship would be available across a number of online graduate degrees, including these four flexible, faith-centered programs:

Additional graduate degrees may also qualify. Members of the NET community should request information from the University of Mary to confirm current eligibility, program fit, and available scholarship support.

The proposed scholarship is designed to help members of the NET community build on their experience in evangelization, team life, public speaking, discipleship, and ministry with advanced professional or theological preparation. The University of Mary's Catholic and Benedictine mission offers a natural next step for those who want to unite professional development with faith, vocation, and service.

These degrees are part of the University of Mary's broader collection of online programs for Catholic professionals. Online MBA, MBA/MA, and MOL sessions begin every four weeks. The MBA may be completed in as little as one year, while the MBA/MA and MOL may be completed in as little as 16 months. The Applied Catholic Theology program combines online study with on-campus institutes and may also be completed in approximately 16 months. Program length depends on the student's course load and pathway.

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