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Seminary Admissions

Tuition and Fees

Obtaining your graduate certificate or degree from North Park Theological Seminary is affordable. Combining the Seminary’s high-quality education with our tuition and scholarship opportunities means that the Seminary offers one of the best values in graduate theological education.

Tuition

Seminary Students
(Master’s degree and certificate)
$620 per credit hour
Dual-Degree Program Students
(Both NPTS and SBNM courses)
$780 per credit hour
Summer Intensive Language Program
(Beginning Greek, Hebrew)
$1,560 per course
Doctor of Ministry in Preaching
Doctor of Ministry in Urban Ministry Leadership $450 per credit hour
Audit $50 per credit hour

Other Fees

(Not covered by North Park scholarships or grants)

Community Service Fee
(For all students enrolled in more than five credit hours per semester)
$500 per year
Application Fee for DMin in Preaching $75
First-year Psychological Screening $425
Field Education Internship Experiences, including credits granted for previous work $200 per credit hour
Finance Charge 1.5% assessed monthly on past-due balances
$150
$400 per year (optional)
$200 per year (optional)
$200 per year (optional)
Thesis Fee $300
Comprehensive Fee $16 per credit hour
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Housing

North Park Theological Seminary offers a variety of for individuals and families. These apartments and houses are located on or near North Park’s campus in the of Chicago.

These housing options are paid for month-to-month through rental payments. Rent varies based on what housing option you choose; it is not covered by North Park scholarships and grants but you may be able to access to help cover the costs. For more details, including costs, please see the .

Cost of Attendance

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