PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary

6. Students selected for Track A receive a scholarship that covers tuition and
fees with taxes, subsidies for housing, meal plan, and medical insurance
(if not already insured by documented equivalent coverage), as well as
incidental costs.
7. Preference is given to applicants whose dissertation research will be most
enhanced by access in Princeton to resources not as readily available at
their current institution or who show the greatest promise for contributing
to future research and teaching in their home contexts.
Further information and application materials are available on the Seminary
web site or by contacting the Office of Academic Affairs, Ph.D. Studies at
phd@ptsem.edu.
Track B: Doctoral Research Student Program (DRSP) – Self-Funded
Track B: Doctoral Research Student Program—Self-Funded requires that
accepted students fund their own stay.
1. Doctoral students can be from home institutions whether foreign or
domestic.
2. This track is available for a four-month period during the fall semester
(September–December) or the spring semester (January–April). Students
may arrive no earlier than the start of the semester (September 1 or
January 15) and remain no longer than December 31 for the fall semester
or April 30 for the spring semester.
3. Application deadlines are February 1 for fall semester admission and
October 15 for spring semester admission.
4. The student must complete the Track B: DRSP Online Application. A financial
aid application is not required for this self-funded track.
5. Successful applicants whether single, married, or in other legally recognized
relationships, may apply for PTS housing and/or meal plan at
regular subsidized rates. Generally, single students will be housed in a
furnished campus residence hall and will take their meals in the PTS refectory.
Married or legally coupled students may apply for an unfurnished
PTS apartment with kitchen facilities.
6. Students selected for Track B are responsible for all expenses incurred
during their stay (housing, meal plan, and medical insurance at subsidized
rates, as well as incidental costs). Students not electing PTS medical
insurance must provide documentation that they carry comparable medical
insurance.
Further information and application materials are available on the Seminary’s
web site or by contacting the Office of Academic Affairs, Ph.D. Studies at
phd@ptsem.edu.
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