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Advising


Advising

Faculty at Sioux Falls Seminary are educated at world-renowned seminaries and universities. They will encourage you - imparting their experiences in the pulpit, in the classroom, and in life. They are more than your teachers; they are your academic advisors, mentors, and friends.

Upon acceptance into a degree program, the Registrar will assign each student to a Faculty Advisor. Students will meet with their advisors at least once per semester for conversations focused on long-term goals. Specifically, a faculty advisor will help a student with areas such as developing realistic learning goals, exploring strategies for maximizing the seminary experience, exploring the student's specific gifts and strengths for ministry, identifying areas where new learning ought to occur, equipping the student with the tools necessary for life-long learning, and exploring goals of individual courses in the larger framework of intellectual, spiritual, and professional development.