When is the best time to visit?

Visits are best scheduled during the academic year, when guests can experience the regular rhythm of seminary life, including classes, chapel services, and community activities.

What can I expect during my visit?

Depending on the timing and availability, your visit may include attending chapel services, touring the campus, meeting members of the Seminary community, and learning more about St. Tikhon’s and its programs.

Can I attend a class during my visit?

When scheduling permits, prospective students may have the opportunity to audit a class and experience academic life at St. Tikhon’s firsthand.

Are guest rooms available?

Yes. St. Tikhon’s Seminary has three guest rooms available for visitors, subject to availability. There is no required fee for accommodations, though guests are welcome to make an optional donation to the Seminary.

How do I schedule a visit?

To schedule your visit, complete the Schedule a Visit form on this page or contact the Seminary directly at info@stots.edu .

Schedule a Visit

Come and experience the light and life of St. Tikhon’s Seminary.

Introduction

Experience St. Tikhon’s Seminary First-Hand

Visiting St. Tikhon’s Seminary offers prospective students and their families an opportunity to experience the Seminary community firsthand and gain a fuller understanding of life at St. Tikhon’s. Spend time on campus, experience the rhythm of daily Seminary life, and learn more about the academic, spiritual, and communal dimensions of formation. Whether you are actively considering applying or are still discerning the path to seminary, a visit can provide valuable insight as you consider your next steps. We warmly invite you to come and see all the good God is doing at St. Tikhon’s.

St. Tikhon's Seminary schedule a visit seminary entrance sign.

What to Expect During Your Visit

A campus visit offers an opportunity to experience several aspects of life at St. Tikhon’s and connect with the people who make up the Seminary community.

Experience Academic Life
Audit a class, learn about St. Tikhon’s programs, and gain firsthand insight into the academic experience at the Seminary.
Attend Services
Experience the daily rhythm of worship and the synergistic relationship between the Seminary and Monastery.
Meet Our Community
Meet with faculty and seminarians and learn firsthand about academic, spiritual, and community life.
Explore The Campus
Tour the Seminary and Monastery grounds and experience the beautiful rural setting where students study, worship, and live.

Schedule Your Visit

Complete the form below to request a date and begin planning your visit to St. Tikhon’s Seminary.

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Visiting FAQs

Find helpful information about scheduling your visit, what to expect, accommodations, and making the most of your experience.

Anyone interested in experiencing St. Tikhon’s Seminary is welcome to schedule a visit. Prospective students, families, pilgrims, and other visitors are invited to spend time on campus and learn more about the Seminary community.

Interactive Campus Map

Get to know the Seminary and Monastery grounds before you arrive.

St. Tikhon's Seminary

St. Tikhon's Seminary Administrative BuildingOffices, classrooms, library, exercise facilities, and refectory.
Archangel Michael Convocation HallConvocation hall & basketball court
Met. Leonty DormitorySingle Seminarian Housing
Pavilion / Pole Barn
Swimming PoolCommunity outdoor pool.
Seminary Parking

St. Tikhon's Monastery

ParkingMonastery & bookstore parking
Bookstore, Music School & MuseumBookstore (bottom floor) | Music Center & Museum (top floor)
Iconography School
Monastic Housing
Monastery Trapeza
Monastery Church
All Saints Chapel
Cemetery
Tomb of Metropolitan Platon