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Applying for Graduate School

Everything you need to know about applying to graduate studies at The Seattle School

Your story, calling, and skills matter in service to God and neighbor. Take the next step in your journey by applying to be equipped, encouraged, and challenged by the generative community at The Seattle School.

Our application processes are thoughtful, relational, and accessible. We look forward to getting to know more of your story and vocational direction while also offering you a robust experience of our mission, ethos, training, and community.

We seek to create a place for discourse in the intersections of theology, psychology, and culture. That means that we are committed to diversity in every sphere of faith and life. We receive applications without discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, religion, gender, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual identity, sexual orientation, military status, or denomination.

As part of our commitment to support students with disabilities, if you need accommodations to complete your application, contact our Manager of Accessibility & Vocational Programs at dtidwell@theseattleschool.edu.

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We offer a variety of relational on-campus and online recruitment events for prospective students. At each event, we answer logistical questions about applying for graduate school, while also offering immersive experiences with faculty, alumi, and current students. We hope you join us!

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Our Office of Enrollment is made up of a team of folks who care deeply about coming alongside you as you discern training to support your vocational calling, deeper learning to steward your formation—or, ideally, both! We encourage you to reach out by email (admissions@theseattleschool.edu) or by phone (206.876.6155).

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