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Student Handbooks

Theological education and ministerial formation at Seattle Pacific Seminary (SPS) are carefully structured in accordance with all relevant national and state laws, with the policies and practices of ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ, with the accreditation standards and policies of the , and with the general institutional standards and educational and degree program standards of the .

Seminary Student Handbook and Tracking Sheets

Current students can find general student handbook information on our . This is also where you will find degree tracking sheets, up to date information about how to register for a Thesis or Project, and a list of our offered courses.

Seminary Contextual Education Handbook

Policies, procedures, and protocols pertaining to contextual education (a.k.a. “field education”) have been assembled into a single document that you can view or download here:

  CONTEXTUAL EDUCATION HANDBOOK for Students Matriculating at SPS in Autumn 2020 and Thereafter

 

Here are the following fillable forms students will need when enrolled in Contextual Education (THEO 6940 or 6941):

 

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If you would like to put together a draft before submitting the official online documents above, you are welcome to use these below documents to gather the pertinent information. Note that these are not the official forms - the official forms are above. Download the draft templates below:

Contextual Education Student Contract (Draft Template)

Contextual Education Quarterly Student Evaluation (Draft Template)

Financial Aid Handbook

Newly admitted students and eligible continuing students may apply for Seattle Pacific Seminary scholarships or available financial aid.  Click here to view or download a list of those resources: SPS Financial Aid Handbook.

Graduate Student Handbook

Polices and procedures that pertain to all students enrolled in graduate courses at ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ are assembled in a single document that you can view or download here: SPU Graduate Student Handbook

Information Literacy Handbook

A reference on how to write a good theology paper at Seattle Pacific Seminary assembled in a single document that you can view or download here: SPS Information Literacy Handbook (PDF).

SBL Citation Guide

The School of Theology and Seattle Pacific Seminary follow SBL (Society of Biblical Literature) citation style, which is based on Chicago style. Visit the SPU Library website for . 


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Seminary Faculty Books

Seattle Pacific Seminary faculty have published more than 60 books, on topics ranging from global Christianity, to theodicy, to women and Christianity — as well as commentaries and scholarly monographs on books and topics of the Bible. Visit the SPS faculty book page.