GMU is a unique theological university that is non-denominational and interfaith.  Because we do not endorse or adhere to a specific religion, our studies do not impose or require a specific belief system.  There are no exams, which means there are no questions that require ‘correct’ answers, for example:

Q.  Who made us?
A.  God made us.

Q.  How many Persons are there in God?
A.  In God there are three Divine Persons – the Father, the Son, and the Holy Ghost.

Rather than memorizing specific information, our assignments are primarily essay-type.  Students read the required text and respond to the assignment questions in essay form.  Using this method, students are empowered to expand on what they learn from the reading material and are given the opportunity to offer their personal insights.

As a result of a study method that encourages students to think for themselves, we attract outstanding adult learners.