Accepting Offer of Admission

Admission to the Seminary

Once an application has been acted upon by the seminary admissions committee, the applicant will be notified through an acceptance/declined letter.

Admission to the Seminary will be good for one year from the date of acceptance, that is, for the next two full semesters. Persons who do not begin their programs within the year but still intend to study at Northeastern must update their application, letters of recommendation, and autobiographical statement as recommended by the admissions liaison.

A deposit of $350.00 is needed to secure a position in the incoming class. This fee is non-refundable and will be applied toward tuition charges for the first semester. (Note: The deposit may be moved once, to the next start date for incoming students. However, if the student fails to give at least 30 days notice of intent not to matriculate in the next incoming class, or if the student does not matriculate within one year, the deposit will be forfeited.)

All students, except for those classified as non-matriculated or audit, who accept admission to the Seminary will begin with the incoming class of students in the Core curriculum. If a student does not expect to do so, she or he must file a personal curriculum plan with an academic advisor and have approval before registering for individual courses.