International Exchange Program Application (Non-Degree)

General Information

Legal First Name (as indicated on your ID or passport)

Legal Middle Name or Initial (optional - leave blank if n/a)

Legal Last Name (as indicated on your ID or passport)

Preferred First Name (optional - leave blank if n/a)

Preferred Last Name (optional - leave blank if n/a)

Email Address

Birthdate

Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

The Admissions Office collects pronouns for the purpose of accurately addressing incoming students.

Pronouns (eg., she/her) (optional)

Mobile Phone Number

Primary Citizenship

Education

Home College/University Name - the educational institution with which you are currently affiliated.

CEEB (Hidden)

Home College/University Address

Country

City

Region

Academic Advisor

Academic Advisor Email Address

Level of Study

Degree expected or conferred:

If Other, please provide the degree expected or conferred:

Date degree expected or conferred (month/year):

GPA

Please upload a copy of this transcript.

Please upload a nomination letter from your institution's contact person responsible for exchange programs attesting to the status of your academic standing and reason(s) for your nomination. If the institution would prefer to send us the nomination letter directly, they can email it to: admissions@ptsem.edu.

Please have a letter of recommendation sent to admissions@ptsem.edu from a member of the faculty in your home institution, preferably an academic advisor, attesting to your academic capabilities.

Autobiographical Statement

Describe your sense of call to ministry and at least three reasons why you are pursuing this exchange program (at least 500 words).

Conduct

Princeton Theological Seminary prepares people for leadership in ministries in a variety of settings. Students are expected to be intellectually capable and of good moral character. They are held to the same high ethical standards that the church requires of its professional leadership.

Have you ever been placed on academic or disciplinary probation, or been suspended, dismissed, or asked to withdraw by any educational institution?

Yes

No

Have you ever been convicted of a felony of any sort, misdemeanor of any sort (other than a traffic violation), or found guilty of an incident of sexual misconduct?

Yes

No

Have you ever been dismissed from a church, church-related employment, or discharged by an employer?

Yes

No

Please explain if you answered yes to either question above:

Signature and Seminary Handbook Acknowledgement

Please read and affirm the following statement about learning together from the Seminary Handbook (section 3, p. 2):

As part of our agreement of learning together at Princeton Theological Seminary we promise to practice hospitality and seek understanding and integrity in our relationships. With graciousness and generosity of spirit, we will seek out God’s gifts in our neighbors. We will engage in unceasing prayer for the reconciliation of differences and for mutual edification through honest encounters with those who are different.

It goes without saying therefore that members of the seminary community are entitled to freedom from harassment, intimidation, and violence or threats of violence. This freedom is attained by respecting members of the seminary community individually and collectively, treating one another fairly, listening well, and doing no harm. We pledge to speak up and speak out when a sibling is belittled or when the behavior of a community member fails to reflect the reconciliation and acceptance we know in Christ. We ask God to grant us wisdom and courage to confront these situations and our sins, and the failures of our community, in love and with a spirit of humility and compassion.

Please read and affirm the following statement about learning together from the Seminary Handbook (section 3, p. 2):

As part of our agreement of learning together at Princeton Theological Seminary we promise to practice hospitality and seek understanding and integrity in our relationships. With graciousness and generosity of spirit, we will seek out God’s gifts in our neighbors. We will engage in unceasing prayer for the reconciliation of differences and for mutual edification through honest encounters with those who are different.

It goes without saying therefore that members of the seminary community are entitled to freedom from harassment, intimidation, and violence or threats of violence. This freedom is attained by respecting members of the seminary community individually and collectively, treating one another fairly, listening well, and doing no harm. We pledge to speak up and speak out when a sibling is belittled or when the behavior of a community member fails to reflect the reconciliation and acceptance we know in Christ. We ask God to grant us wisdom and courage to confront these situations and our sins, and the failures of our community, in love and with a spirit of humility and compassion.

I have read and agree to abide by these practices of learning together at Princeton Seminary

All students are required to acknowledge receipt of the Seminary Handbook and to abide by policies set forth in it.

I acknowledge that I am responsible for familiarizing myself with the Seminary Handbook for Princeton Theological Seminary. Outside of this acknowledgement form, the Seminary Handbook is available at any time by logging into inside.ptsem.edu, the seminary portal (printed copies are available upon request);
I agree to conform to the rules and regulations of Princeton Theological Seminary as well as use the policies and procedures described in the Seminary Handbook as a guide during my participation as a student in the program;
I understand that if I violate the policies and procedures contained in the Seminary Handbook that I will receive the appropriate consequences;
I also understand that PTS has the right to change the Seminary Handbook without notice. It is understood that future changes in the Student Handbook supersede or eliminate those outlined in this current Handbook, and that students, administrators and faculty will be notified as soon as practical;
Lastly, I understand that it is my responsibility to keep my contact information up to date and to regularly check my PTS email to receive important PTS information.

By submitting this information, you are certifying that all of the information you have provided herein is accurate and complete. Failure to make written disclosure of information solicited on the application form, or misrepresentation in the information supplied, constitutes prima facie basis for denial of admission.

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International Exchange Program Application (Non-Degree)

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE PROGRAM