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There is also the factor of how far is someone willing to travel and finances.
Regent University and Azuza are pretty popular as well.
Matt
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HI,
In the northeast there are several that I highly recommend. Eastern (is where Duffy Robbins is a prof), Gordon College, in wenham, MA and Nyack all have really good, strong youth ministry undergrad programs.
Masters, Denver Seminary, Fuller, and Gordon-Conwell are the ones i've heard the most about.
Matt
Denver Seminary Youth Ministry Student, Social Worker, Middle School Youth Worker
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Moody Bible Institute, second to none in Youth Ministry.
Moody's whole focus is on helping lay people become ministers, plus you can get a BA/MMin/MDiv there.
Another quality, it is tuition free.
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