Admissions
Concordia Seminary exists to prepare the next generation of church leaders. We are here to support you as you prepare for your future vocation, to ultimately contribute to the church with a deep commitment to Lutheran theology and practice, and in the spirit of servant leadership.
Applying to Concordia Seminary is easy.
Begin a Conversation
If you have questions about vocational discernment, campus life or the student experience, contact Rev. Micah Glenn.
For questions about admission requirements or the application process, contact:
- Rev. Jesse Kueker for residential programs (Master of Divinity, Residential Alternate Route, Specific Ministry Pastor and Specific Ministry Pastor – General Pastor Certification) from the eastern United States (including Concordia University Wisconsin, Mequon; Concordia University, Ann Arbor, Mich.; and Concordia University Chicago, River Forest, Ill.)
- Rev. Tom Schlund for residential programs (Master of Divinity, Residential Alternate Route, Specific Ministry Pastor and Specific Ministry Pastor – General Pastor Certification) from the western United States (including Concordia University, Saint Paul, Minn.; Concordia University, Nebraska, Seward; Concordia University Texas, Austin; and Concordia University, Irvine, Calif.)
Gaschler, Kathryn
Coordinator, Recruitment, Enrollment
- 314-505-7226
- [email protected]
Glenn, Micah
Director, Recruitment, Enrollment
- 314-505-7224
- [email protected]
Haupt, Benjamin
Associate Professor of Practical Theology, Practical Theology
Associate Provost, Office of the Provost
- 314-505-7037
- [email protected]
Kueker, Jesse
Admissions Officer, Enrollment
- 314-505-7225
- [email protected]
Rhodes, Monica
Office Manager, Enrollment Office
- 314-505-7200
- [email protected]
Schlund, Thomas
Admissions Officer, Enrollment
- 314-505-7221
- [email protected]
Thompson, Jessica
Admissions Officer for Advanced and Distance Studies, Enrollment Office
- 314-505-7222
- [email protected]
Programs
If you are interested in serving as a pastor or a deaconess in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, explore our Ministerial Formation programs or pursue an advanced academic degree through our Advanced Studies programs.
Discernment
If you are wondering whether to attend the Seminary, we have gathered some resources to help you discern whether vocational ministry should be a part of your future and contact information for our Student Recruitment Ambassadors who are ready to talk with you.
Entry Level Competency Exams (ELCE)
These exams are used by the Seminary to show you have a basic understanding of each content area and are well prepared to continue your studies at the graduate level. We also have curated a list of essential study materials to prepare you for the exams.
Financial Aid
You Seminary education is an investment not only in yourself, but also in The Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod and its future. Because of this, many people and organizations contribute to a variety of funding options, which we can explore with you, based on your needs, eligibility and program of interest.
Tuition & Fees
Learn about the tuition and fees for each program, with detailed information and a general tuition estimator. In addition, our staff is available to answer any questions and assist you as you plan for the costs of your education.
Visit Campus
Prospective students and their families are welcome to visit our beautiful 72-acre campus in suburban St. Louis.