Masters Degrees

Master of Divinity (M.Div.), Master of Arts in Theological Studies (MATS), Common Master of Arts (MA)

Doctor Degrees

Doctorate in Ministry (D.Min), Doctorate in Theology (Th.D), Doctorate in Philosophy (Ph.D)

ADVANCED PASTORAL STUDIES

Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.), Diploma in Advanced Pastoral Studies, Diploma in Executive Leadership,

Others

 Certificates (Trauma & Spiritual Care, Spiritual Direction, Formation, and World Engagement, Black
 Church Studies, Ministry Studies), Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), Diploma (Art of Spiritual
 Direction, Advanced Pastoral Studies, Executive Leadership)

원서마감일

  Master - 가을학기 - 5월 1일 / 봄학기 - 12월 1일 
  DMin - 가을학기 - 6월 1일 / 여름학기 - 2월 1일 

성적 및 TOEFL

TOEFL  : IBT 80, CBT 213, PBT 550

필요서류

- Online or Paper Application and application Fee
- Personal Statements
- References : Three Recommendations (2 academic, 1 church) / Four recommendations (DMin)
- Official Bachelor and/or Graduate School Transcripts
- TOEFL Scores
- Self-Disclosure Form : M Div and MATS
- Interview : DMin Only
- Five personal statements : Master course
- Short statements and writing : Doctor course

Personal Statement

Master
1. How does your academic record reflect your strengths and weaknesses for graduate study?
2. What are your specific interests in the study of theology? What particular aspects of San Francisco
   Theological Seminary’s curriculum and community do you believe will support your    
   educational/vocational goals?
3. Name and summarize one instance in which you successfully exercised leadership and another instance
   in which your leadership was not fully successful. What did you learn from these experiences?
4. Has there been an event in which you encountered or questioned God deeply? If yes, how has this    
   experience affected your sense of yourself, others, and your understanding of God?
5. What is/are your goal(s) for seminary education, vocational or otherwise? What are your strengths and
    weaknesses for achieving this/these goals?

Doctor
a. A short statement of how you are engaged in ministerial leadership, who authorizes your work, and to    
   whom you are responsible.
b. A short statement of your reasons for wishing to apply to this program, including particularly your
   expectation of how it will enrich your ministry.
c. A brief sample of your scholarly writing, demonstrating your ability to present and integrate ideas.
   This can be all or part of a previously written academic paper or published article. No sermons, please!