An interview is strongly recommended, but not required. However, those who want to be eligible for merit scholarships must complete an interview prior to the January 15 deadline for merit scholarship consideration. Interviews may be scheduled online anytime after starting your application, and we encourage applicants to schedule their interviews early in the process as slots fill up quickly.
An interview is strongly recommended, but not required. However, those who want to be eligible for merit scholarships must complete an interview prior to the January 15 deadline for merit scholarship consideration. Interviews may be scheduled online anytime after starting your application, and we encourage applicants to schedule their interviews early in the process as slots fill up quickly.
An interview is strongly recommended, but not required. However, those who want to be eligible for merit scholarships must complete an interview prior to the January 15 deadline for merit scholarship consideration. Interviews may be scheduled online anytime after starting your application, and we encourage applicants to schedule their interviews early in the process as slots fill up quickly.
An interview is strongly recommended, but not required. However, those who want to be eligible for merit scholarships must complete an interview prior to the January 15 deadline for merit scholarship consideration. Interviews may be scheduled online anytime after starting your application, and we encourage applicants to schedule their interviews early in the process as slots fill up quickly.
An interview is strongly recommended, but not required. However, those who want to be eligible for merit scholarships must complete an interview prior to the January 15 deadline for merit scholarship consideration. Interviews may be scheduled online anytime after starting your application, and we encourage applicants to schedule their interviews early in the process as slots fill up quickly.
MDiv Program admissions decisions are made on a rolling basis beginning in October, for domestic applicants and permanent residents. International applications are reviewed after the January 15 deadline. All international masters applications should be filed by January 15. For all domestic applicants and permanent residents of the United Stated, the application deadline for fall enrollment is April 15, but the deadline for priority consideration for merit scholarships is January 15. Applicants are strongly encouraged to submit their completed applications as early as possible. This will allow them to receive the committee decision about their enrollment sooner to help them in planning.
MACEF Program admissions are made on a rolling basis beginning in September. All domestic applications should be filed by April 15 for enrollment the following academic year, but may be considered after April 15 on a space available basis. All international masters applications should be filed by January 15.
ThM Program admissions are made on a rolling basis beginning in October. Applications must be filed by April 15 for the following academic year. Those who seek admission to this program will find it to their advantage to apply at an early date, since the number of positions available in some fields is necessarily limited. All international masters applications should be filed by January 15.
Reapplication Guidelines
Each year many highly qualified people apply for admission to Princeton Theological Seminary. Unfortunately, it is impossible to admit them all, and we must make some very difficult decisions. If an unsuccessful applicant is still interested in applying, they should following the guidelines below.
Master’s degree applicants who applied and were not admitted may reapply beginning with the next admissions cycle. In this case, the Admissions Committee would require a new application, academic transcript(s) from any school(s) attended since your last application, and three new recommendation letters.
We strongly suggest a person who is reapplying arrange for an interview and/or a campus visit.
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