PTS Catalogue - Princeton Theological Seminary

January 4 deadline. Applicants who have passed General Certificate Examinations
(GCE) should provide records. On occasion, the Seminary may use professional
agencies to evaluate academic credentials submitted with the application.
Princeton Theological Seminary encourages international students to earn their
Master of Divinity degrees in their home countries; thus, international students are
not usually admitted to the M.Div. program.
International students who wish to study at Princeton Theological Seminary must
be in valid F-1 visa status prior to the start of classes. *
The Office of Multicultural Relations will assist admitted students in the enrollment
process. All correspondence and communication with admitted international students
will be facilitated through the Office of Multicultural Relations. All admitted
international students will be required to attend the Early Orientation Program
that is scheduled prior to the start of the fall semester.
* International students currently studying in the U.S. must submit a copy of their current Form I-20 issued by the
educational institution at the time of application.
Rules and Regulations: The Handbook
Additional rules and regulations governing life at the Seminary and the maintenance
of candidacy are contained in the Princeton Theological Seminary
Handbook. The Handbook is issued each year at the beginning of the academic
year and represents a portion of the educational contract between the student
and the Seminary. Particular attention is called to the section on Standards of
Satisfactory Academic Progress (found under “Academic Regulations”), a federally
mandated guide to eligibility for certain kinds of financial assistance.
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