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International Students Along with the other admission credentials, an international student desiring to enter a master’s-level program at the Seminary is required to have sent to the director of admissions and financial aid a statement from his or her national church endorsing his or her educational plans as necessary preparation for a position of leadership in that church. Occasionally, an application is received from a student whose preparatory education reflects a system rather different from that typical of the United States. In such instances, the equivalent of the A.B. degree is considered to be four years of regular academic study, primarily in the humanities, arts, and sciences, beyond the secondary (GCE) level. Three additional years of full-time study, principally in the disciplines of theology, are then required to establish M.Div. equivalency. For an international student whose native language is not English, final approval of the application shall be contingent upon the receipt of a certificate of proficiency in written and spoken English. The basis of evaluation shall be the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Applicants are required to achieve a minimum score of 580 on the paper-based test, with 57 in reading; 59 in writing; and 58 in listening. On the computer-based test, a minimum score of 250 is required, with 23 in reading; 26 in writing; 23 in listening; and an essay rating of 5. Applicants who take the Internet-based TOEFL are expected to test in all areas offered and achieve minimum scores as follows: writing, 23; listening, 23; reading, 23; and speaking, 23. Please note that TOEFL scores are to be submitted with the application by the 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. e 74 f cat1112
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. Victor Aloyo Director of Multicultural Relations e 75 f cat1112
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PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY 2011
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e Catalogue f 2011-2012 Two Hundred
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Table of Contents Academic Calendar
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Preaching 122 Worship 123 Departmen
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Academic Calendars 2011-2012 Summer
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Spring Semester 2013 Jan. 21 Monday
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General Matters and Trustee Affairs
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Visiting the Campus Vocational expl
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George B. Wirth, D.Min., D.D.(Hon.)
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David Henry Wall, M.A. Registrar Br
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William Robert French Jr. Director
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Charles F. Kalmbach, J.D., Ph.D. Di
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Sang Hyun Lee, Ph.D., L.H.D.(Hon.),
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Bruce Lindley McCormack, Ph.D., Dr.
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Adjunct Faculty Christian Andrews,
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General Requirements and Electives
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FE2104 M.S.W. Field Education FE310
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issues relevant to discussion and w
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The documents will be read in Engli
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of Practical Theology will be broug
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Field Education Field education is
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Master of Divinity and Master of Ar
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5. Involvement in field education p
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Religion and Society Program Facult
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U.S. and International Scholarship
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Seminary Resources The Seminary Lib
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Additional Information Borrowing pr
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The Campus Cable TV System provides
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The Writing Center The Writing Cent
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Candidates for the Ph.D. Degree: An
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Housing and Meal Plans Candidates f
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Meal Plans The Seminary offers two
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Federal Perkins Loan This loan is a
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International Scholars Annually, a
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Awards and Prizes Senior Class Fell
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Guidelines and Qualifications: The
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The Aaron E. Gast Award in Urban Mi
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The Robert K. Kelley Memorial Award
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The John Alan Swink Award in Preach
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The David Hugh Jones Award in Music
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The Benjamin Stanton Award in Old T
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Summary of Students in 2010-2011 Vi
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Financing Your Seminary Education,
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Opportunities to Support Princeton
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