What programs are open for application at Reformed Episcopal Seminary (RES)?
There are several admissions pathways available to the interested student: degree programs, non-degree programs, and audit opportunities.
An accredited degree from RES can open doors for a wide variety of ministries as well as build towards further higher education in theology and biblical studies.
If you are unsure which degree program (M.Div. or M.T.S.) is correct for you:
Where do you sense God's calling? Reach out and allow RES to help you discern, pursue, and achieve the best-suited academic goal for your chosen vocation ([email protected]).
An accredited degree from RES can open doors for a wide variety of ministries as well as build towards further higher education in theology and biblical studies.
If you are unsure which degree program (M.Div. or M.T.S.) is correct for you:
- Consider auditing (i.e. enrolling as non-matriculant). There is no limit to the number of courses you may audit.
- Enroll as "undeclared". You may take as many as two courses for credit, unassociated with a specific program, before admission to a particular program is required.
Where do you sense God's calling? Reach out and allow RES to help you discern, pursue, and achieve the best-suited academic goal for your chosen vocation ([email protected]).
Admissions Process
DEGREE (M.Div. | M.T.S.)A complete application for admission to the M.Div. or M.T.S. program includes the following:
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NON-DEGREE (L.Th. | Cert.)A complete application for admission to a certificate program or for non-matriculant attendance includes the following components:
SPECIAL (Auditors | Undeclared)A complete application for admission to audit a course (i.e. non-matriculant attendance) includes the following component:
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International Students & English Proficiency
International Students can review the full admissions process, VISA requirements, and process on our International Students Page or by emailing: [email protected].
Whether in-person, online, or as a transfer student, all students must demonstrate proficiency in English to be considered for admission to any of the seminary programs. Students who have completed both their secondary school and university course work entirely in English do not need to submit TOEFL scores. In such a case, students may submit a copy of their high school transcript or diploma in addition to the university transcript. Full details are available on the International Students Page.
Whether in-person, online, or as a transfer student, all students must demonstrate proficiency in English to be considered for admission to any of the seminary programs. Students who have completed both their secondary school and university course work entirely in English do not need to submit TOEFL scores. In such a case, students may submit a copy of their high school transcript or diploma in addition to the university transcript. Full details are available on the International Students Page.