St. Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary
Founded 1938
President Chad Hatfield (President)
Fees USD 14,500
Acceptance Rate Open Admission (>75%)
Campus Setting Suburban
St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary is a private Eastern Orthodox theological institution founded in 1938, located in Yonkers (Crestwood), New York. It is the most prominent Orthodox Christian seminary in North America, training clergy and theologians for the Orthodox Church in America and other canonical Orthodox jurisdictions. The seminary’s press is one of the foremost publishers of Orthodox Christian literature in the English language.
Programs
- Master of Divinity (MDiv) — Professional clergy preparation
- Master of Arts in Theology (MA) — Academic theology
- Master of Sacred Theology (STM) — Advanced theological study
- Doctor of Ministry (DMin) — Advanced ministry leadership
How to Apply
- Application: St. Vladimir’s Seminary Application
- Requirements: Bachelor’s degree; letters of recommendation; statement of faith
- Orthodox Christian: Required for MDiv candidates
Key Deadlines
- Application Deadline: February 1