Summer Language at Princeton Seminary

Why Enroll? | Course Dates | Cost | Admissions Requirements and Deadlines

Why would I take online or hybrid summer Greek or Hebrew at Princeton Theological Seminary?

• Enhance your study of the Bible
• Improve your ability to understand Bible commentaries
• Notice small details that can make a big difference in interpretation
• Meet your degree or ordination requirements in our ATS-accredited program
• Experience theological education at a distance in an intensive format
• Discern whether seminary is a good next step
• Build relationships with other students, both here at Princeton Seminary and elsewhere
• Enjoy the combination of flexible, independent work and live connection
• Become immersed in the language and give it focused attention

Course Dates

Summer language will meet daily, Monday through Friday, from June 26-August 18. Greek and Hebrew will be offered in both hybrid and online* formats that will include self-paced, independent work integrated with daily, live small group sessions that are punctuated by weekly enrichment gatherings with the whole class online.

These courses are open to students outside of Princeton Theological Seminary degree programs.

*Princeton Theological Seminary is offering Summer Greek and Summer Hebrew online, pending approval to offer distance education by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education and the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools.

Cost for Non-Degree Students

• Tuition cost: $4,680 ($780 per credit for 6-credit course) - 20% discount available
• NO APPLICATION FEE
• $350 non-refundable deposit payment due after admission to confirm placement in the program (before June 15)
• 20% discount available for students who confirm (with deposit) by June 15, 2023. (With discount, cost is reduced to $3,744)
• Full payment (minus nonrefundable $350 deposit, and discount if applicable) due by the first day of the course to officially enroll (before June 26) - 50% refundable between June 26 - July 1
• No refunds after July 1

Cost for Princeton Seminary Degree Students

Summer language courses are billed on a per-credit basis. However, the same scholarship/grant that you have for the normal academic year is also applied to the summer. Any costs left over are due at the start of the summer session.

Admissions Requirements and Deadlines

Non-degree applicants must have completed at least one year of bachelor’s level coursework at the time of admission, with a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.0. Unofficial copies of your transcript(s) showing undergraduate and any relevant graduate coursework completed for credit can be uploaded directly to the online application.

Current Princeton Seminary degree students should not apply for Summer Language, but can register through the Registrar's Office. Registration for summer language is available upon completing the enrollment steps and closes on June 16.