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Application process

Applications are now closed for admission to the 2023-24 academic year. Next year’s applications will be available October 1, 2023.

Application deadline is March 15 of each year.

All applicants must be able to attend the in-person Residency at the start of each academic year, held at Antiochian Village during late August/early September. All MDiv and PhD students are required to attend two weeks at a time; all others attend one week. 

To view the application process for each program, select the appropriate link below. 

MTS or Certificate? The coursework is the same for both programs; the only difference is that our MTS students pursue a Thesis after coursework is completed, and are required to have earned a prior undergradutate degree. If your long-term goal is to earn the Master’s degree, please apply directly to the MTS program, rather than the St. Stephen’s Certificate program.

St. Stephen’s Certificate (non-degree program)

Application deadline is May 30, 2024. Applications for the 2024-25 academic year will be available on...

Public Transfer of Credit Policy

An applicant having graduated from high school or has attended another accredited postsecondary institution and...

PhD in Orthodox Studies

PhD Application Deadline: PhD program applications are accepted only in even-numbered years (2024, 2026, 2028). The...

Master of Theological Studies

Application Process for Master of Theological Studies: Application deadline is May 30, 2024. Applications for the 2024-25 academic...

Master of Pastoral Care and Counseling

Master of Pastoral Care & Counseling Application Deadline: MPCC program applications are accepted only in odd-numbered...
Master of Pastoral Care and Counseling

Master of Divinity

Application deadline is May 30, 2024. Applications for the 2024-25 academic year will be available on October...
Master of theological studies

Bridge Application

or current St. Stephen’s Certificate students or graduates ONLY. The Bridge Application is so-named because it is a...
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