Brite Divinity School is located on the campus of Texas Christian University in Fort Worth. With an enrollment of approximately 250 students and a teaching faculty of twenty-three, Brite combines a small student-faculty ratio with a comprehensive array of academic programs. These include courses of study that lead to the Master of Divinity, Master of Theological Studies, and Master of Arts in Christian Service degrees. For those who have a first graduate degree in theology, Brite also offers programs leading to the Master of Theology, Doctor of Ministry, and Doctor of Philosophy degrees. All members of Brite's faculty, including representatives of eight Christian denominations and Judaism, are active in church and synagogue. In addition, they are nationally and internationally known scholars in their respective fields, having written or edited over one hundred books.

A generous program of financial aid makes Brite an affordable choice for pursuing graduate theological education. All students admitted in good standing are eligible for tuition grants of 50%-100%. Those applicants with superior academic records and who show exceptional promise for ministry become candidates for annual stipends of $1,000-$5,000. In addition, numerous employment opportunities are available in churches and church-related agencies throughout the Fort Worth-Dallas area.

For those seeking student housing, Leibrock Village offers fifty-six recently constructed one and two-bedroom apartments located only a short walk from the Brite campus. Common space in each building enables students to build relationships and promotes the sense of community that is an integral part of theological education.