Campus Apartments - 萝莉社

Why Live on Campus?

A safe, close-knit residential experience in the heart of Chicago
A deeper sense of fellowship with peers
Take full advantage of at your convenience
Walking distance of public transit options, including buses and Brown Line 鈥楲鈥� train stations
Nearby highways, grocery stores, restaurants, and shopping

Housing Application

Current students who wish to move to a new campus housing location should email gradhousing@northpark.edu to request an inter-campus move. Studio apartments are currently unavailable for new housing requests.

Priority Deadlines

Fall term: June 1
Spring term: November 1
Summer term: March 1

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Graduate Housing Costs for 2024鈥�25

All rent amounts include utilities and heat.

Studio apartment: $855鈥�1,130 per month (currently unavailable)
One-bedroom apartment: $945鈥�1,545 per month
Two-bedroom apartment: $1,220鈥�1,545 per month (Two students can split a two-bedroom unit with one person per bedroom.)
Three-bedroom apartment: $1,275鈥�1,955 per month
House-share: $1,955 per month (four-person occupancy)

Housing Profiles

On campus

South of Foster Ave., on North Park鈥檚 campus, housing options include studio, one-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments. Campus is adjacent to Von Steuben Metropolitan Science Center, a Chicago public high school. Hibbard Elementary School and Albany Park Multicultural Academy are just blocks away.

North of campus

One-, two-, and three-bedroom apartments are available in the North Park neighborhood north of Foster Ave., approximately three blocks north of campus. This neighborhood includes Peterson Elementary and North Side College Preparatory School. Several preschool options exist, including one at North Park Covenant Church. The neighborhood consists of apartments and single-family homes on tree-lined, one-way streets.

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Education encompasses everything from study of the Bible, theology, history, and ministry to mastery of the tools and understanding vocational and lay ministers need to be competent across cultural, economic, geographic, and gender boundaries.

Our Admissions Office will be glad to work with you personally to complete your application, arrange a campus visit, and estimate your costs. If you think the Seminary might be right for you, we urge you to get in touch. We will be glad to help you every step of the way.

North Park Theological Seminary offers 4 traditional degrees, 6 dual-degree combinations with Business and Nonprofit Management, and 8 graduate certificate programs. We interweave theology, bible, ministry, spiritual formation, and diversity courses into each degree.

Field Education is a companion to classroom work at North Park Theological Seminary, that helps develop: Practical individual preparation for ministry Interpersonal and communication skills in a ministry context.

At North Park Theological Seminary, we prepare you to answer your call to ministry through our academic curriculum and the spiritual and practical formation that comes with participating in the community here.

North Park Theological Seminary offers academic and formational events throughout the year, providing students with access to prominent scholarship, relevant conversations, and a full community experience.

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