Limited Enrollment Applicants
UPSem accepts a limited number of non-degree-seeking, Limited Enrollment (LE) students each year. Applicants seeking Limited Enrollment typically have graduated from a college or university accredited by one of the nationally recognized regional accrediting agencies.
Who is Limited Enrollment best suited for?
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Students in continuing education for a pastor or Christian educator
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Students looking to find personal growth through a limited number of seminary courses
- Students from other seminaries seeking a course offered through Union such as Presbyterian polity
- Students looking for an opportunity to experience Union Presbyterian Seminary while discerning their own call to ministry
Limited Enrollment FAQ
- How many courses can LE students take?
- Can LE students who later choose to earn a degree count any earned credits towards a degree?
- Are LE students eligible for financial aid?
- How much do courses cost?
- How do I order my background check?
- How do I submit my transcript?
How many courses can LE students take?
Can LE students who later choose to earn a degree count any earned credits towards a degree?
Are LE students eligible for financial aid?
How much do courses cost?
How do I order my background check?
How do I submit my transcript?
Limited Enrollment Application Process
Apply
Complete an application on SONIS. Instructions are provided on the SONIS webpage.
Essay
Limited Enrollment applicants must submit an essay of less than 800 words that speaks about their educational and ecclesiastical background, the courses they wish to take, and their reasons for taking them.
Background Check
A background check is required of all applicants who are US Citizens, Resident Aliens, and International Applicants who have lived in the US for more than two years.
Personal Disclosure Form
Complete your Personal Disclosure Form.