Applying for School

Everything you need to know about applying to The Seattle School, in one place

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.

NEWS: The Seattle School to offer low-residency programs beginning Fall 2021

Graduate Admission Application Deadlines and Interview Dates for Fall 2022 Admission

All applications submitted after June 29 will be considered on a rolling basis as long as seats are available.

Please note that the Early and Late Summer application deadlines are for our MA in Theology & Culture degrees and our on-campus MA in Counseling Psychology. Seats are now full for the low-residency MA in Counseling Psychology.

Apply for Graduate Admission

Non-Degree & Community Audit

We offer non-degree and community audit admission for individuals desiring to get their feet wet by taking a course or two; students enrolled in other graduate programs who want to take a course for transfer credit; professionals seeking continuing education units; and curious folks who simply love learning. All are welcome.

Apply for Non-Degree Enrollment Apply for Community Audit

We’d love to connect with you.

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 (206.876.6100).