The new curriculum at St Vladimir’s Seminary begins with a new day. Rather than a day divided into hour-long sessions, resulting in a program where students may take three different classes between breakfast and lunch (without digesting either), the new daily schedule is designed to enhance pedagogical effectiveness: significant blocks of time are set aside for academic courses (of which students will be taking four per semester, and so normally one per day), and for repeated shorter sessions of “liturgical practice” courses (for which frequent repetition over a three-year period is desirable).

All the blocks that are white indicate that all students will be taking these courses. The dark shaded blocks indicate that only some students will be taking these courses and the light shaded blocks indicate that these events will only take place sometimes, but when they do all students are expected to participate.

SAMPLE: Master of Divinity Class Schedule

First Year - Fall Semester

Second Year - Fall Semester

Third Year - Fall Semester