Online Non-Degree Application

Red, asterisked (*) fields on the application form are required.

Personal Information
Date* (mm/dd/yyyy)
Start Term*
Application for*
If "Other", what program are you interested in?
If "United Methodist Certification", what program are you applying for?
Honorific
Applicant Name*
Previous Names (if applicable)
Current Address
Street Address*
Town/City*
State/Province*
Zip Code/Postal Code*
Permanent Address
Street Address
Town/City
State/Province
Zip Code/Postal Code
Phone Number *
Fax Number
E-mail Address*
Gender	Female Male
Date of Birth* (mm/dd/yyyy)
Place of Birth* (City/Village/Town)
Social Security Number*
Denominational Affiliation*
Are you Hispanic or Latino/a? (The following items are optional. This information is used only for purposes of statistical analysis and is not considered in the admission process.)	Yes No
Ethnicity	Native American/Alaskan Native Asian or Pacific Islander (including Indian sub-continent) Black (non-Hispanic) White, Anglo, Caucasian American (non-Hispanic) Other (specify)

Education
Degrees Received* (Please specify Date/School/Seminary City/State) Theological Unclassified and Theological Online applicants must submit their most recent official transcript reflecting their graduate work. All other non-degree applicants are not required to submit official transcripts.
Name as it appears on Transcripts

References (Theological Unclassified, Theological Online and UM Certification must submit two references. Theological Visitors must submit a letter from their Academic Dean or Registrar approving their coursework. Community Fellows must schedule an interview with the Academic Dean.)
Religious Leader*
Personal Acquaintance*

Reasons & Goals
[Required]* Please use this space to describe your reasons for seeking admission as a non-degree student, and your goals for study. Please give special attention to describing your ministry and the directions you see yourself taking in the future.

Non-Degree Enrollments are on a space-available basis and are subject to the approval of the instructor. Students are expected to do the work of the course and academic credit is earned. (except auditors and Community Fellows) Non-degree students are ordinarily limited to a total of three courses or 9 credits. Tuition is at the per-credit rate. Students who are concurrently enrolled at other seminaries will be exempted from the General Fee. Transcript fees will be charged. Non-degree students who wish to transfer into a degree program as part-time or full-time students will be eligible for special consideration on financial assistance. Those students who have completed an undergraduate degree may take classes toward a United Methodist Certification for academic credit. Those students who have completed high school and/or some college may take classes toward a United Methodist Certification for audit credit that is entered into a permanent transcript record. A separate application is required for each U.M. Certification program. Affirmation My submission of this application attests that all the information contained in my application is factually correct and honestly presented. University Policies Drew does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability, sexual orientation and age in the admission of students, in any of its programs, or activities and in its employment practices. Questions concerning this policy, or complaints of discrimination, may be directed to George-Harold Jennings, Affirmative Action Officer, Drew University, Madison, NJ, 07490; Phone: 973/408-3393 (Information provided in compliance with Title IX, Section 504, and the Age Discrimination Act). Letters of Recommendation Please remember to mail your letters of recommendation after submitting this form. You can download them from the Applications page (clicking on this link opens a new browser window).