Academic Formation & Support
Our academic catalog serves as the institution’s authoritative map for teaching and learning, defining what the school offers, how it is organized, and what is required of students and faculty. It outlines programs, degree requirements, course descriptions, academic policies, calendars, and standards of conduct, providing clear expectations from admission through graduation. As a contract-like reference, it protects students by documenting rights, responsibilities, and pathways to completion, and it protects the institution by stating official policies, prerequisites, grading systems, and deadlines. Practically, it helps students plan coherent degree paths, advisors verify progress, faculty align curricula, and external partners understand accreditation, transfer, and ordination or licensure alignment.
An academic calendar at Trinity Anglican Seminary serves as the shared rhythm that orders our life of worship, study, and community. It sets the dates for terms, registration, add-drop, exams, and breaks, while coordinating chapel cycles, feast days, formation milestones, and key events with the ACNA ordination pathway. By clarifying program timelines, residency and church-based requirements, and important administrative deadlines, the calendar gives students and faculty a clear path from calling to completion. It helps learners plan coursework, internships, and parish involvement without sacrificing spiritual practices, and it enables the seminary to align rigorous academics with classic Anglican formation so that every season intentionally moves students toward confident, competent ministry.
Trinity Anglican Seminary is accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools in the United States and Canada, and the following degree programs are approved:
Approved for a Comprehensive Distance Education Program
The Commission contact information is:
Hopefully, all will run smoothly while you are here with us at Trinity Anglican Seminary. But in human organizations, some level of conflict is always a possibility. In case something arises and you feel the need to lodge a complaint, here is our policy:
Any student with a grievance relating to academic policy, program requirements, financial aid, or other area of the functions of the seminary should submit a written complaint to the Vice President for Academic Affairs within sixty days of the alleged offense. The Vice President for Academic Affairs will review the matter or send it on to the appropriate party for review. A written response will be sent to the student. A record of all such complaints shall be maintained for review by the Association of Theological Schools.
Student’s may also elect to write to the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) in the United States and Canada. As stated in the ATS Procedures, Policies, and Bylaws (p. 29):
The Commission has an obligation to the various publics it serves to give responsible consideration to complaints that may be made against any accredited school. The Board of Commissioners maintains policies and procedures for reviewing and responding to complaints. The complaint must be filed in writing, together with substantial documentation, as appropriate for the circumstance. The Board of Commissioners will determine if the complaint has standing with reference to any membership criterion or Standards of Accreditation of the Commission. If the complaint has standing, the Board of Commissioners will conduct an investigation. The Board of Commissioners will communicate its conclusions and actions to the institution and the party raising the complaint. The Board of Commissioners assumes no responsibility for or obligation to adjudicate individual grievances.
Welcome to Trinity Anglican Seminary’s official transcript request service. Official transcripts may be requested 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your payment is secure using Visa®, MasterCard®, American Express®, or Discover®. Your official transcript can be sent electronically or by mail.
Official transcripts are released only after any balance owed is paid. If you receive a message that your transcript is being held for payment, contact Student Billing at 724.266.3838x 201.
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Trinity School for Ministry complies with the regulations of Title IX in regards to sexual harassment. The Title IX coordinator for the seminary is the Dean of Students. (In cases of an allegation of sexual harassment involving two employees, but no students, the Title IX coordinator will be the Human Resources Administrator.)
Trinity Anglican Seminary is accredited by the Commission on Accrediting of the Association of Theological Schools (ATS) In the United States and Canada, which requires that all member schools report on their educational effectiveness regarding graduation and placement rates of their students. Below, you will find information related to our students’ graduation and placement rates. Graduation rates and placement information for the past two years are displayed below.
Questions about this statement may be addressed to our Registrar.
Master of Divinity
Master of Arts in Religion
Master of Sacred Theology
Master of Divinity:
Master of Arts in Religion:
Master of Sacred Theology:
Trinity is to be an evangelical seminary in the Anglican tradition. To this end we develop Christian leaders who can plant, renew, and grow churches that make disciples of Jesus Christ.
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