The Housing Council, a group that functions as a part of the Student Association, is comprised of the Coordinator of Seminary Housing and representatives of the student body, seminary administration, and Physical Plant. This group meets periodically throughout the academic year. Part of their responsibility is to assess the effectiveness of current housing policy and propose changes when needed. Introduction On campus housing at North Park Seminary represents a major facet of its community life. Over the years the institution has expanded its commitment to creating attractive, livable space for students and their families.
All seminary apartments are within a short walk of the campus.
Incoming students have opportunity to indicate their specific requests for apartments on the housing application, which they will be sent after the application for admission has been received. Applicants will not be permitted to move in to their assigned apartments until they have been officially accepted as students by North Park Theological Seminary. Assignments are made in consideration of when the housing application was received, size of family, date of arrival, furnished and unfurnished requests, and availability. Seminary housing is currently overseen by the Office of Student Services and the Coordinator of Seminary Housing. Typically, apartments are available for occupancy by students starting August 1, although this guideline is flexible.