Yonkers, New York, United States
St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary is a graduate seminary purposefully committed to the development of all levels of ecclesiastical hierarchy, clergy and laity within the Orthodox faith who serve Christ through a multitude of ordained, missionary and evangelical ministries.
About
History
Since 1938, St. Vladimir’s Orthodox Theological Seminary has trained more than 1,500 hierarchs, priests, deacons, church leaders, chaplains, and missionaries through their journeys of transformation.
Education
In line with its mission statement, St Vladimir's Orthodox Theological Seminary is committed to educating its students for ministry and service in the Church and for the world. This commitment entails continuous enhancement of our curriculum, our policies, and quality of life for our students and their families, seminary faculty, and staff.
Global Student Satisfaction Awards 2021
GSSA 2021
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Housing services
St. Vladimir’s Seminary provides on-campus housing for students enrolled in full-time residential programs and offers limited accommodations for students enrolled in hybrid courses during their one-week onsite sessions.
- Married Student Housing. Apartments range in size from one- to three-bedroom facilities and include a kitchen with stove, refrigerator, and dishwasher. Coin-operated laundry facilities are available in the basement. Apartments are unfurnished.
- Dormitory Housing. Each room is supplied with a twin (long) bed, a dresser, a desk and chair, and closest space. Bathroom facilities in each residence hall are shared. Men and women students are segregated.
Library services
The mission of the Library at St. Vladimir’s Seminary is to serve the needs of the faculty and students of the seminary, and the worldwide scholarly community as well. It represents one of the major assets of the seminary as an institution of higher learning. Users are encouraged to consult the Library Guide for information about borrowing policies.
Accreditation
Accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada.
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