Normally auditors will not be permitted to participate in classroom exercises or recitations or to make seminar presentations, nor will assignments or examinations be reviewed or graded by the instructor. Occasional visitors must seek permission of the instructor for each class they wish to attend and will not have the privilege of participation in class discussion. Auditors and other members of the community have access to the library collection and resources on-site, and for a nominal fee they may apply for circulation privileges. A student who does not intend to complete the course of study leading to a degree may nevertheless register for course work after being admitted through the procedure for admission to the Master of Divinity or Master of Arts program. An Unclassified Student is charged the regular tuition and fees, may take an unlimited number of courses, and may receive a transcript from the seminary setting forth the courses completed.
More information is available by contacting the seminary.
Students from other countries are encouraged to apply to the seminary. Applicants should note that, however while some limited financial assistance may be awarded by the seminary, complete financial support is not granted to any student. International students must seek and show proof of additional means of support. Applicants from other countries should follow the application procedure outlined above. The students' copy of the results cannot be used for admissions purposes.