Frequent User Program Participants who register at one time for five or more one-day seminars receive a discount on each event. Lunch is included in the cost of each seminar. Ten seminars at the Center of Continuing Education are funded by special endowments established by congregations. Other seminars have been made possible through donations by friends, special bequests, or single donations. Princeton Seminary is grateful for the generosity that has enabled the Center of Continuing Education to sustain its work of equipping ministers and supporting growth in ministry within the church.
Many people find independent study to be a valuable form of continuing education.
The collections at Speer and Luce Libraries are available to guests of the Center, as is the Reigner Reading Room with its collection of Christian education resources. In many cases, airline fare schedules make it advantageous to travel to the Center at the end of the week preceding an event, as well as to stay over the following weekend. The extra time on campus can be spent profitably in independent study. In addition it may be possible for persons attending regular continuing education events to add a short stay on either end of their event for independent study, if space is available. Meals may be purchased on a cash basis in Mackay Campus Center.