George W. Truett Theological Seminary

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About George W. Truett Theological Seminary

At Baylor's Truett Seminary, students are equipped with both knowledge and experience to pursue God's call to ministry. Students work in mentoring relationships alongside pastors, international missionaries and leaders of faith-based entities to gain a unique understanding of life in ministry and insight into the day-to-day operations of churches and organizations. Truett graduates are academically prepared and spiritually equipped to lead and to serve the Church and a world in need.

Campus information

Truett's facilities include a 550-seat chapel, great hall, teaching chapel, classrooms, meeting rooms and faculty and administrative offices.

Located across from Russell Hall on the Baylor campus.

Accommodation

First-Year Communities
First Year Communities have a strong sense of community, whether there are less than 200 residents or up to 600 residents. These residence halls offer first-year students an opportunity to meet and live with other first-year students with different interests and backgrounds. Students are able to learn and grow with each other through their first year at Baylor as they find their place in the Baylor Line.

Living-Learning Centers
Living-Learning Centers are communities that are organized around an academic program or discipline. Students of all classifications with the same major or similar interests can live and learn together in one of Baylor's many Living-Learning Centers. These communities offer specialized programming, cohort classes, and a Faculty in Residence to help enrich the community.

Residential Colleges
Residential Colleges are faculty-led communities that foster academic excellence, intensive faculty-student interaction, and rich culture steeped in Baylor tradition. The three Residential Colleges at Baylor offer a special sense of community through community dinners, morning and evening prayer, and Master's Teas hosted by the Residential College Faculty Steward of the community.

Upper-Division Communities
Upper-Division Communities offer upper-division students the amenities of an apartment with the features and resources of on-campus housing. Like all on-campus communities, the Upper-Division Communities are furnished and are fully staffed, including Community Leaders, Residence Hall Directors, and Resident Chaplains. These communities feature one to four bedroom apartments with private or shared bathrooms and full kitchen and living areas.