SSH 2020 | Launch Deal | 85% off tuition
2 Courses (3 credits each) + Private Apartment + Board
In celebration of Gordon-Conwell’s 50th anniversary, we invite you to one of our newest ventures: Summer Seminary on the Hill (SSH). Whether exploring seminary for the first time, seeking enrichment for your faith and ministry, or pursuing a low-residency graduate certificate or masters degree, SSH is an immersive summer program designed for you. Come experience education, formation, and vacation with us this summer!
Join our campus community for two intensive classes spanning two weeks this summer, July 12-24. We’ll kick off the program on Sunday, July 12th with a welcome dinner and conclude with a dinner on Friday the 24th.
June | Begin readings and assignments to prepare for classes.
July | Join our campus for two intensive courses, July 12-24.
August | Complete all assignments by end of summer term, August 14.
Application deadline by May 20.
SSH 2020 offers two, consecutive intensive courses, each bearing 3 credits. Students will receive course credit upon completion of a course, which they may apply toward a graduate certificate or masters degree program in one of our two current SSH tracks.
Just checking seminary out? SSH is a great avenue for those dipping their toes into the call to ministry and the theological training that it demands.
Want to retreat and refresh? SSH is a time for pastors and leaders to be nourished and encouraged in their own faith while sharpening their ministry skills to continue blessing others.
Ready to invest in a master’s degree? SSH is a low-residency pathway into our M.A. in Spiritual Formation and M.A. in Global Leadership. Students may earn credits through SSH’s residential summer courses and complete additional courses online at a distance via Digital Live or Semlink+ during the school year.
Looking for a low-residency graduate certificate? SSH offers tracks into our Graduate Certificate of Spiritual Formation and Graduate Certificate of Global Leadership. Comprising six courses (18 credits), an SSH certificate may be earned via one of two routes:
2 Courses (3 credits each) + Private Apartment + Board
In celebration of our 50th anniversary and the launch of SSH, we’re offering new students and alumni a one-time 85% promotional discount on tuition when you register for SSH’s two-week, all-inclusive program. Tuition discount of 85% is only available to those who register for SSH 2020’s two-week room & board. The Application deadline is May 20.
In subsequent SSH summer programs, standard GCTS tuition rates and fees will apply.
New students and alumni registering for SSH who wish to commute to SSH 2020 courses are not eligible for 85% tuition discount. However, new SSH students pursuing a masters degree may be eligible for GCTS scholarships and grants. Please contact our Admissions Office ([email protected], 800-428-7329) for more information.
Gordon-Conwell is a seminary without borders. We aim to reduce logistical barriers to enable women and men across the globe to access full theological education.
We value unity in the midst of diversity. Gordon-Conwell has a long history of equipping women and men from around the world for leadership positions in the church, academy, and marketplace. We continue to celebrate the mosaic beauty of our community: men and women from many ethnicities, spanning 50 countries and serving 85 denominations. Bringing students together into our hilltop community provides opportunities to network with, learn from, and build relationships with brothers and sisters from around the world and from many different denominational perspectives.
We’re committed to your experience of transformation. A “full” seminary education is both informational and transformational. It feeds the mind to nourish the heart and soul, develops competency to form character, and imparts knowledge to change lives. We’re committed to helping you experience the life transformation that incarnational education offers. So we’ve designed the low-residency model for you to experience graduate life away from day-to-day distractions.