Funding Your Education
Answering the call to the ministry and a post-secondary
education requires not only a commitment to learning, study and prayer but also
careful financial planning. Every post-graduate degree is expensive and the Master of Divinity required for ordination is no exception. St. Andrew’s College is aware that preparing for ordained ministry has become financially challenging for many current and potential candidates, and to assist in meeting the financial requirements of theological education at St. Andrew’s the college has established a Student Financial Assistance program with five pillars of
support.
One Full Year of Academic Courses Tuition Paid
- Available to M.Div. program students in their first and second year enrolled in a minimum of three courses per semester;
- Available for on-campus or at-distance courses;
- May be split over two years of study.
Residency Tuition Fully Rebated
- M.Div. students accepted into their year three and four residency placement will have their residency tuition fully rebated.
St. Andrew's College Book Bursary
- All
program students at St. Andrew’s are eligible to receive a book bursary to a
maximum of $200 per semester on a 50/50 cost shared basis for book purchases
tied to their theological study.
Scholarships
- A
limited number of individual scholarships administered by the college are made available to St. Andrew’s students annually.
The Financial Assistance Pool
- On an annual basis St. Andrew’s College sets aside a pool of financial resources to which students may apply for exceptional financial aid.
- The pool is available to all program students, full- and part-time, and is accessed by application through the financial aid officers of the college.
These benefits are supported by The United Church of Canada,
through the Mission and Service Fund and the Hazelwood Trust, and by St.
Andrew’s College through endowed gifts made by friends of the college.
For more information download our Student Financial Assistance brochure (pdf) or contact the registrar’s office at standrews.registrar@usask.ca or
306-966-5244.
