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Forms
Click on the form you need. Some forms may be completed using your computer. When completed, print the form and secure the necessary signatures, if applicable. Submit the completed and signed forms to the Registrar, Teresa Benneian, for processing.
Forms indicated with an asterisks (*) have a deadline. See the current Student Handbook.
Fee: $25
Signatures Required: AdviserSignatures Required: Student
Signatures Required: Professor, Adviser
Signatures Required: Student
Fee: $25
Signatures Required: Student, Adviser, Director of Admissions & Financial Aid, Dean- CVR Forms - see "Degree Program Resources"
Fee: $50
Signatures Required: Student, Business OfficeSignatures Required: Student, Denominational Official
Fee: $100
Signatures Required: Student, Professor, Adviser, DeanFee: $25
Signatures Required: AdviserFee: $25
Signatures Required: Professor, AdviserSignatures Required: Adviser, Dean
Signatures Required: Student
- Field Education Forms - see "Degree Program Resources"
Signatures Required: Student
Signatures Required: Student
Signatures required: Student, Adviser, Educational Specialist
Fee: $50
Signatures Required: Student, AdviserSignatures Required: Student, Dean
- MS Forms - see "Degree Program Resources"
Signatures Required: Student
Signatures Required: Student, Adviser
Signatures Required: Student
Signatures Required: Student
Signatures Required: Student, Adviser
Signatures Required: Adviser, Professor
Signatures Required: Student
Student Handbooks
Select the academic year that you enrolled. The information in the student handbook from your enrollment year applies for the duration of your time with us as a student.
Calendar, Additional Policies, and General Information
Tuition, Fees and Charges
Degree Program Resources
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts in Ministry & Leadership
Master of Arts in Religion
Doctor of Ministry
Financial Aid
Paying for a quality theological education may seem daunting. We're here to help guide you in identifying and managing financial resources to bring seminary within reach.
For more information, please contact us by email, or call Teresa Benneian, Registrar and Financial Aid Loan Counselor, at (717) 290-8718.
Our current tuition rates and other charges.
Billing policies and procedures in Section 6 of the Student Handbook (additional DMin billing information in Section 17)
To apply for financial aid, follow the instructions on the application form below or in the LTS Financial Aid Handbook (link above).
All applicants must complete:
New LTS Stafford borrowers must also complete:
Click "Entrance and Exit Counseling." When the counseling has been completed, LTS will automatically receive a notification by email.
Click "Complete New MPN for Student Loans."
To request an in-school deferment of prior Stafford Loans, obtain an in-school deferment form from your lender and submit it to the LTS Registrar. You must be enrolled at least half time at LTS to defer prior loans (deferment requests for new incoming students will be processed only after the student is in attendance). When/if you complete a new loan application/promissory note, be sure to check, “Yes, I Want a Deferment ” in order to automatically secure a deferment on your previous loans if you are eligible. Deferments for students returning in the fall normally extend over summer break.
Disability Services & Accommodations (ADA)
We strive to provide an environment in which all students have equal access to educational opportunities and the campus community. The Seminary makes it possible for students with documented disabilities to use reasonable auxiliary aids and services to ensure effective participation, provided such auxiliary aids and services meet licensing and accrediting standards and do not change program purposes or impact necessary skills.
Any request for accommodation or modifications is to be initiated by the student and must be supported by documentation that includes:
- a recent diagnosis of the current impairment by a qualified, licensed professional;
- how major life activities and/or learning are impacted by the impairment;
- results of any testing to be reported in a descriptive, explanatory manner to substantiate a request for academic adjustment;
- documentation of history of prior accommodation or modifications, if any.
Casual academic accommodations negotiated between individual professors and the student are not recognized under this policy. A request for academic accommodation that comes late in the semester has no bearing on academic performance prior to the request. Requests for accommodation must be made each semester, although documentation may be required only upon initial request. Costs for diagnosis and/or testing are the responsibility of the student. Lancaster Theological Seminary reserves the right to conduct its own independent evaluation if it so chooses.
For more information contact:
Beth Grimm, MEd, ES, Educational Specialist
Phone: (717) 392-4063
Mobile Phone: (717) 715-6924
Email: BGrimm@lancasterseminary.edu
Seminary Policy Documents and Forms
External Resources
Campus Life
Complete this form and place it in Earl Bynum's mailbox in the Business Office.
Resource for student voting guides
Annual Academic Prizes