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Princeton Theological Seminary has a very generous financial aid program due to faithful gifts from generations of donors and alumni.
Over 90% of MDiv, MACEF, MA(TS), and dual MDiv/MACEF students receive grants or scholarships
Matt Spina
Director of Enrollment Management
matt.spina@ptsem.edu
609.497.7805
“I continue to be amazed by the caliber of our applicants. They come to us from strong academic backgrounds with significant gifts for ministry. Princeton Seminary helps them continue to discern God’s call on their life in a challenging, faithful and loving environment.”
Mike Livio
Associate Director of Financial Aid
michael.livio@ptsem.edu
609.497.7805
“God has richly blessed Princeton Seminary – not only with great students and faculty – but also with a great spirit of generosity in its many donors. This faithfulness has allowed us to build a robust financial aid program. It is so rewarding to assist our students with the grants and scholarships that make their educational goals a reality.”
Melissa Martin, ’18 MDiv/MACEF
Recruitment Associate
melissa.martin@ptsem.edu
609.497.2660
“Following God’s call in our life is hard. I am continually inspired by the courage of our applicants—their courage to step out, encounter diverse groups of people, learn about our world, mature in their faith, and pursue the passions God has placed on their heart. I look forward to walking with you as you take these first steps.”
Patricia Korsak
Financial Aid Coordinator
patricia.korsak@ptsem.edu
609.497.7781
Sherry Garrahan
Admissions Assistant
sherry.garrahan@ptsem.edu
609.497.7871
Vanessa Johnson
Recruitment Assistant
vanessa.johnson@ptsem.edu
609.497.7805
“My field education placements lifted up my gifts for ordained ministry, and the dual-degree program helped me develop the skills for ministry.”