Denver Seminary

19 CLASSIFICATION OF STUDENTS There are four types of students at Denver Seminary: 1. Degree-seeking students Enrolled in a Master of Arts, Master of Divinity, Master of Theology (ThM) or Doctor of Ministry program. 2. Certificate students Students working toward completion of any of the certificates (10-24 hours). 3. Non-degree students Students taking classes for personal enrichment, continuing education, or visiting students who are pursuing a degree from another graduate school. A maximum of fifteen semester hours at the Master's level, nine semester hours at the ThM level or six semester hours at the DMin level may be taken as a non-degree student. 4. Audit students Students taking classes for no credit. Courses that are audited may not be converted to credit at a later date, or applied to a degree or certificate program. APPLICATION DEADLINES Degree-Seeking, Certificate, Non-degree, Auditor Applicants (except international applicants and undergraduate degree exemption (UDE) applicants): Fall and spring admission: Rolling admission, applications accepted up to the first day of semester. Summer admission: Rolling admission, applications accepted up to the first day of class. Priority consideration for ThM applicants: third week of April (for fall semester): third week of October (for spring semester). Undergraduate Degree Exemption (UDE) Applicants: Fall admission: July 15 Spring admission: November 15 Summer admission: April 15 International Applicants: International applicants are encouraged to submit all admission credentials no later than three months before the start of their study in order to give a sufficient amount of time for processing visa paperwork and for planning to relocate to the country. All documents must be submitted no later than the following deadlines: Fall admission: August 1 (July 15 for Doctor of Ministry program) Spring admission: December 1 (January 15 for Doctor of Ministry program) ADMISSIONS PROCEDURES Applicants for all programs, including non-degree and audit applicants, must make formal application through the Admissions Office. It is the responsibility of the applicant to ensure that the degree being pursued – and the format in which it is delivered – meets all requirements for any future vocation or education being pursued. To apply online, visit our website at www.denverseminary.edu and click the "Become a Student" button. If you prefer a paper application, contact the Admissions Office at 303.762.6937.

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