Master of Divinity

==Enrollment differences between genders==
Although in 2014 women made up approximately 53 percent of all students enrolled in ministerial non-MDiv degree programs at US schools accredited by the [[Association of Theological Schools]], they constituted only approximately 29 percent of all MDiv students in the same schools in that year.<ref name="auto">{{cite web|title=2014 - 2015 Annual Data Tables|url=http://www.ats.edu/uploads/resources/institutional-data/annual-data-tables/2014-2015-annual-data-tables.pdf|website=The Association of Theological Schools|access-date=17 September 2015|ref=Table 2.12-B Head Count Enrollment by Race or Ethnic Group, Degree, and Gender, 2014 United States|location=Table 2.12-B Head Count Enrollment by Race or Ethnic Group, Degree, and Gender, 2014 United States|page=37}}</ref> The group with the most parity in MDiv enrollment numbers between men and women at those schools in that time period were African American students, among whom enrollment numbers were almost equal between genders.<ref name="auto"/>