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Therefore, incorporated a variety of technology-oriented instructional techniques (i. Not, it seems, the admissions boost most students expect. Now we don't have as rich a prior formation tradition to rely on in admissions, so I think schools are admitting students who ought not to be admitted. Indiana university main campus at Bloomington; state supported; coeducational; chartered 1820 as a seminary, opened 1824. Seminaries are not going to be able to do the job of spiritual formation as well as it was done by the church and the seminary together. One proposal has been to set up voucher systems, shifting some funds that denominations currently give to schools into scholarships or forgivable loans to students. However, delivering courses in that manner may leave educators wondering why this approach does not measure up to expectations. In the regnant view at mainline, the world and the church are missing not order and discipline but inclusiveness and justice. Without such religious vitality we wont need nearly the 237 member institutions of the ats. We were especially drawn to her discussion of commoditization. (Matthew 26:26-28; Luke 22:15-20). When she speaks of the older understanding of professions as combining vocation and occupation, she could be describing seminary professors whose self-identity was first as ordained ministers and second as professors. Maybe were victims of lowest-common-denominator ecumenism, inadequately catechized in our confessional distinctive. The church has to form and inculcate that vision. The same goes for schools with non binding early action programs. Students are required to complete middle and senior theological field education. Christianity? That takes great effort, energy and time with god. Students who are the first in their families to go to college make up only a percent of undergraduates at those institutions.