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MASTER OF DIVINITY<br />
32<br />
through Emory University unless insurance<br />
compliance information indicating<br />
pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> comparable United States–<br />
based coverage is submitted by July 1.<br />
Information regarding insurance for<br />
international students can be found<br />
online at www.emory.edu/ISSS/students/<br />
index.htm.<br />
Admission Deposit<br />
A nonrefundable admission deposit <strong>of</strong><br />
$100 is required <strong>of</strong> all students enrolling<br />
at <strong>Candler</strong> <strong>School</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Theology</strong>. This<br />
deposit is required by May 1 for fall<br />
admission, or within three weeks <strong>of</strong><br />
notification <strong>of</strong> admission to the degree<br />
program after May 1, in order to secure<br />
the student’s place in the program. The<br />
deposit will be posted as a credit to the<br />
student’s Emory University account;<br />
students who pay the deposit but fail to<br />
enroll will forfeit the deposit.<br />
English for Speakers<br />
<strong>of</strong> Other Languages<br />
Students whose first language is not<br />
English, regardless <strong>of</strong> citizenship or<br />
TOEFL scores, will be required to participate<br />
in a written assessment before<br />
<strong>Candler</strong>’s fall orientation. Those whose<br />
assessments indicate a need for additional<br />
work in written communication will be<br />
required to take TESL300, English as a<br />
Second Language–Written Skills, in the<br />
fall semester. An oral assessment also<br />
will be required later in the fall semester.<br />
Those whose assessments indicate a need<br />
for additional work in oral communication<br />
will be required to take TESL301,<br />
English as a Second Language–Oral<br />
Skills, in the spring semester. Although<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered for credit, TESL courses are<br />
graded on an S/U basis and will not be<br />
counted toward curriculum requirements<br />
for graduation. Students for whom<br />
enrollment in TESL courses leads to<br />
an extension <strong>of</strong> a degree program may<br />
request scholarship assistance for enrollment<br />
in summer or additional fall or<br />
spring semesters. ESOL tutors are available<br />
to meet with students throughout<br />
the <strong>academic</strong> year. For more information<br />
contact the program associate for <strong>academic</strong><br />
and international support.