FAQs

Yes. All Knox College degree programs have the option to complete the program on a part-time basis.

Yes. Some Knox College courses are available online. Please see the course descriptions for details.

Yes. Some courses are offered on weekends and evenings. Please see the course listings for details.

Knox courses are all Masters level or higher.

Yes.

You have up to 6 years to complete a Doctor of Ministry program at Knox College.

You have up to 6 years to complete the Master of Theology or Doctor of Theology program at Knox College.

You have up to 8 years to complete the Master of Divinity program at Knox College.

Those without an undergraduate degree wishing to take a degree level course at Knox should contact the Director of Academic Programs.

if the test is taken in paper format, overall 580 and 5 in Test of Written English; if the test is taken in the computer-based format, overall 237 and 5 in essay writing; if the test is taken in internet format, 93 overall and at least 22 in each of the speaking and writing sections;

There are three academic Dons, usually graduate students. The Don duty schedule is posted in the residence. The Don is on duty from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekends and holidays.

Yes. residence rooms are cleaned once a week.

The Knox College Residence is divided into three houses (West, Centre and East). Each house has a different number of students so the ratio varies from 6-11. The floors and washrooms in each house are gender specific.

No. The front doors lock at 10 p.m. Each resident is given a key to the front door for access.

There are 103 students living in the Knox College Residence; 52 males and 51 females.

Yes. Knox College provides all bedding. Students may bring their own if they so choose.

Yes. Two meal plans are available; Carte Blanche or 15 meals/week plus $100 flex each term.

Continental breakfast is served in the Knox College Dining Hall Monday to Friday. The remaining meals are offered at New College (5 minute walk).

Knox College will give preference to its theological students, those who are Presbyterian and U of T graduate and second entry professional faculties first.

Wireless Internet access (UTORwin or UofT wireless network) is available in the Residence to current U of T students with a valid UTORid and password.

The rooms are wired for Internet and cable but it is the responsibility of the resident to make arrangements for the service through a provider.

Residents may invite guests to their rooms. These guests are subject to all residence rules.

The rooms are primarily single. There are two female double rooms, one female and one male super singles.

The Knox College Chapel is available for weddings of persons of which the bride-elect or the prospective groom is a member of a denomination that has membership in the Canadian Council of Churches. Each request is subject to approval upon application. Please contact the assistant to the manager of facilities for bookings.

Permits may only be purchased three months prior to the wedding date. Permits will not be issued if a wedding is taking place in the Chapel. The permit is sold in two hour time blocks. The cost of the permit for 2010 is $243.00 (including tax).

Classrooms, Dining Hall, boardroom, rotunda, cloisters, courtyard and KNOXFRA room can all be rented if there is no conflict with a scheduled Knox College event.

Knox College uses Aramark for on-site catering services.

Although the College has been in operation for over 165 years, it has been in operation at its present location, 59 St. George St., since September 29, 1915.

Knox College is a Theological School of the Reformed Tradition, educating Presbyterians and Christian leaders from many backgrounds.

Knox College is located at the heart of the University of Toronto’s St. George Campus. On the King’s College Circle side, it is situated close to Convocation Hall, Simcoe Hall and University College. On St. George St., Knox is found next to U of T’s School of Graduate Studies.