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are eligible for financial assistance. Housing and meal costs are paid directly to
Wesley Seminary and students bear their own costs for books, transportation, and
miscellaneous expenses. Students who apply and are selected for this program will
postpone their academic-year field education placement until their senior year.
For additional information and an NCSS application, visit the NCSS web site at
www.cctpp.org/ncss.htm. Interested students must notify the Princeton Seminary
registrar, pick up a Princeton Seminary supplement to the Wesley Seminary online
application, and submit the completed materials to the Princeton Seminary registrar
no later than October 15 (for the following spring semester). Applications will
then be submitted to the Religion and Society Committee for approval.
Presbyterian Exchange Program
Master of Divinity candidates in their third or fourth semester or dual-degree
candidates in their third, fourth, fifth, or sixth semester may study at another
Presbyterian Church (USA) Seminary for one semester or for a fall or spring short
term, should that institution offer courses helpful to the student’s future ministry.
While remaining enrolled at Princeton Theological Seminary, and thus eligible for
its financial aid, the student attends and pays room and board to the host seminary.
All credits and grades for work done during the exchange are carried on the
student’s Princeton transcript. For further information, visit the registrar’s web
page. Application for this program should be made through the registrar at the
beginning of the semester preceding the desired exchange.
International Exchange Programs
The Seminary has several exchanges with international educational institutions,
not all of which are active in any one year. Interested persons should watch for
announcements from the dean of academic affairs in the Wineskin.
Special Students (non-degree)
The Seminary admits a limited number of qualified applicants who desire to pursue
studies at the Seminary on a matriculated basis but who do not wish to enroll
as candidates for a degree. Special students usually are admitted for only one year
of study and pursue a carefully selected group of courses under a faculty adviser.
They pay tuition either by the semester or by the unit of credit. Inquiries should be
directed to the Office of Admissions and Financial Aid.
Auditors
Auditors are those who have secured the permission of the professor to attend
the class lectures for a course in which they are not enrolled for credit. Auditors
should not expect to participate in class discussion (e.g., ask questions) or attend
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