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International Student’s Supportive Services

Welcome! Bienvenido! Willkommen!

Welcome to Princeton Seminary. We are pleased that you have decided to join our campus community! We have prepared the following booklet entitled: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT GUIDE TO LIVING IN PRINCETON THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY to assist you in getting acquainted with your new environment. A booklet can only give you a few items of information and suggestions. You will have many questions and will need people to turn to. You will find other international and domestic students very understanding and helpful, and there will be people who live near you who will be good resources. To view the International Master's Program travel guide, click here. To view the Doctoral Student Research Program travel guide, click here.

I invite you to regard the Office of Multicultural Relations as a place to bring your questions and concerns during your stay here! Ms. Chinyere Harris, the administrative assistant, Ms. Cheryl A. Huston, the International Students Enrollment and Services assistant, and I are very interested in your welfare and wish to help you have a productive and happy experience at Princeton. You can find us at 201 Templeton Hall.

Videos are available which will introduce you to the life of the campus through the eyes of other international students and show you interviews with various members of the administration who explain how their offices can assist you. You can view these videos at the media center in Templeton Hall; just ask for the new student orientation videos at the media center desk.

We are looking forward to your presence and participation in our seminary community. May God keep you in grace and bless you richly. If you wish for more information please do not hesitate to contact us at multicultural@ptsem.edu.

Throughout your stay there will be a variety of supportive services that will assist you in your studies and community involvement. Please refer to the International Student Guide and the PTS Student Groups page.

Play Video International Enrollment Specialist

Play Video The Future of Multiculturalism

Play Video Taking Risks While Learning in the Process

Seminary Council on Institutional Diversity (SCID)

A representative body of the Seminary community is committed to a culture that fosters awareness and inclusiveness where community members are empowered and committed to an inclusive agenda. SCID will create, collaborate with and support the development of innovative ideas and effective strategies to recruit and retain diverse students, staff, and faculty.

Living Together
Living Together
Cheryl Husten Video Image Future of Multicultural Relations Video Image Taking Risks Video Image