PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary

Fellowships and Assistantships
Annually more than forty teaching fellowships are awarded to provide assistance
in Seminary courses. The basic stipend of a full-time teaching fellow is $3,950, for
which the holder normally leads three preceptorials during one semester. The
basic stipend of a two-thirds-time teaching fellowship is $2,845, for which the
holder normally leads two preceptorials during one semester. A one-third-time
option may also be possible, with a stipend of $1,740 per semester.
Research assistantships are also available, in which a student is contracted on an
hourly basis to assist a faculty member with a specific research project.
The George S. Green Fellowship for Doctoral Study
One fellowship for doctoral work preferably but not exclusively in Old Testament
may be awarded for up to four years of study to a senior in the Master of Divinity
program in the Seminary, or a candidate in the Master of Theology program
at the Seminary, who has displayed outstanding academic achievement and
scholarly promise.
Additional Information
More detailed written information from the Office of Admissions and Financial
Aid concerning the aid programs administered by the Seminary is available upon
request. The Student Financial Aid Handbook includes a description of the entire
financial aid program, policies, and procedures, and criteria for selecting recipients,
for determining award amounts and limits, and for initial and continuing eligibility,
payment arrangements, current costs, the Seminary’s refund policy, and aid
recipient rights and responsibilities. Other information available from the Office of
Admissions and Financial Aid includes:
In addition, as mandated by federal regulations, summaries of student placement
and remuneration surveys of graduates are available upon request from the Office
of Student Relations.
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