are dozens of concentration options. You can choose a more traditional path like Biblical Studies, Theology or Youth & Family Ministries, or opt for a unique concentration like Messianic Judaism or Outdoor Leadership. Several certificate programs are also available for students interested in short-term training.

Financial aid is offered at Denver Seminary. Federal grants, loans and work-study can provide significant tuition assistance. In addition to federal financial aid programs, institutional scholarships are available. These scholarships have specific deadlines, so check the Denver Seminary financial aid website for more information.

The priority admissions deadline for Denver Seminary is July 15 for domestic students, and March 15 for international students. The application deadlines vary for students planning to start in spring term, and the counseling licensure program has a separate deadline. For specific information on admissions, visit Denver Seminary’s website or contact the school directly.