Admitted Students
Congratulations on your acceptance to North Park Theological Seminary! We can鈥檛 wait to welcome you to our community. Here are the key steps and details you need to know to prepare for the start of classes.
Seminary Commitment
After committing, you will receive an email with your NPU username and password. You must use the tool to set your new NPU password. Once activated, please follow the directions to set up your multifactor authentication.
Throughout your time as a seminary student, email will be the primary mode of communication, and all official North Park emails will go to your North Park email account. You are responsible for ensuring it is set up and checking it regularly. You can set your account to if you wish.
New students are registered by the Office of Seminary Academic Services once you submit your confirmation. The form below will direct you to the appropriate pathway for your particular cohort and allow you to confirm each course for this semester.
Have questions? Feel free to reach out to Seminary Academic Services by email or by phone at (773) 244-6217.
On-campus housing is available on a first-come, first-served basis for full-time, degree-seeking seminary students and their families. To for campus housing, you must submit a $50 nonrefundable fee alongside your application, which reserves your housing assignment. While we accept housing applications on an ongoing basis, the priority deadline for the fall semester is July 1, and December 1 for the spring semester.
If you have questions, please contact gradhousing@northpark.edu. Studio apartments are currently unavailable for new housing requests.
Next Steps
Now that you鈥檙e accepted, read through for the information you need to activate your North Park network account, apply for financial aid, register for classes, and more.
Paying Your Tuition Deposit
One of your first steps as an admitted student is paying your tuition deposit so we can prepare for your arrival. Get all the information you need on deposit amounts, refund policies, and how and when you can complete these steps.
Housing and Commuting Options
If you live in, or are moving to, Chicago for Seminary, make sure you鈥檙e familiar with our housing options. Living on or near campus can help you dive into community life and take full advantage of our campus resources.
Seminary Orientation
New Student Orientation is online. All new students will participate in their first semester of studies. In addition, a one-day campus orientation is held each fall for local students and mini orientation lunches are held during intensive weeks for distance students coming to campus.