Keeping your Seminary Education Affordable
Virginia Theological Seminary offers a comprehensive financial aid program. All admitted, full-time residential students pursuing a Master’s-level program are eligible for a full scholarship package covering tuition, on-campus housing, and a meal plan of three meals per weekday for students in single dwelling housing, and weekday lunch only for all others.
Any student choosing not to accept an on-campus housing option and instead living off-campus will not be eligible for a housing subsidy but will be eligible to receive an award to cover tuition. These students will be considered “commuter students.” Commuter students receive no housing subsidy/allowance or health insurance allowance.
In addition to a student’s personal financial resources and those that may be available from the Seminary, students are encouraged to reach out to their diocese and sending parish for additional assistance. By being proactive in seeking support, students can ensure they have the resources needed to complete their master’s-level education.
Virginia Theological Seminary does not participate in federal Title IV student aid programs and therefore does not require the FAFSA to be completed.
Registration and Degree Fee
All new students, both master’s and doctoral, pay a one-time, non-refundable Registration and Degree Fee of $200 when accepting an offer of admission.
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