Calvin Theological Seminary
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An Affordable Reformed Seminary Experience
Through the generosity of donors, Calvin Theological Seminary (CTS) is able to award many merit and need-based scholarships, renewable each year. But that's only the beginning.
CTS provides free financial management and financial literacy resources to students throughout their time at seminary. We're grateful that these resources are working, as the majority of recent grads report taking on zero student loans while studying with CTS.
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How To Apply
Applying to seminary is an exciting journey, and getting started is easy:
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From the application page, enter your information in a few brief fields under your desired degree.
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Follow the prompts on the form to complete the rest of the application.
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Submit your application now, and supplemental materials at your convenience.
Explore the Calvin Community
Dr. John Witvliet Appointed Senior Scholar at Belmont University
Congratulations, Dr. John Witvliet, on your new role as Senior Scholar at Belmont University! We extend our heartfelt congratulations and thanks to Dr. John Witvliet for his decades of service…
Faith Across Cultures: Discovering the Joy and Hope of Indonesian Seminary Students
Over JTerm 2025, three CTS students joined Dr. Yudha Thianto for an experiential learning and study trip. Read Jin Soo Park’s reflections below! Indonesians are beautiful people. They are very…
Exploring Mexico City: A Journey Through Flavor, Faith, and Culture
During JTerm 2025, two of our MDiv students Nathan Jansen and Evie Dykhouse traveled to Mexico for an experiential learning trip. Read their reflections below! Nate Jansen: “THE FOOD!”. No…
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