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Please use the links to the left to further navigate helpful information for prospective students.

Dear Prospective Students, 

At Pittsburgh Theological Seminary we know that thinking about seminary and ultimately choosing a school that is right for you is a tremendously important decision.  We look forward to doing all that we can to assist you in this process.   

We hope that you will take some time to get to know Pittsburgh Theological Seminary by exploring our Web pages.  Using the links to the left ,you will find lots of information about the admissions and application process.  You will also find a link to our full catalog.  Within the Academic section of the site, you will find helpful descriptions of all of our programs.  Take some time to visit the pages of our outstanding faculty to get to know the professors who teach here at PTS.  Financial aid resources and information about campus life will provide you with additional information. 

A visit to campus is also very important in your decision making process; therefore, we provide several opportunities each year for prospective students to make visits to the Seminary. To really get to know us, it will be important for you to visit campus, hear from faculty, meet with admissions and financial aid staff members, and fellowship with current students. All of these are helpful as you continue to explore and make decisions about your seminary education.  Individuals are also welcome to make pre-arranged visits to our campus at their convenience. Prospective students are welcome to attend classes, participate in campus events, meet with admissions staff and faculty, and interact with current students. Please contact the Admissions Office as far in advance as possible to arrange for such a visit. If you are coming from a distance, campus housing will be available. Contact the Admissions Office or call 1-800-451-4194.

We look forward to sharing this journey with you!

The Rev. Sherry Sparks
Associate Dean of Admissions  

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