Presbyterian and Reformed colleges, universities, and seminaries equip their students to fulfill what many Reformed Christians confess is their primary goal, which is “to glorify God, and to enjoy him forever.”1 Within college and university contexts, this may mean preparing students for a broad variety of academic and professional pursuits in the humanities and the sciences. Seminaries offer biblical and theological education that prepares men and women for vocational ministry, with a particular focus on the ministry of Word and sacrament. Both types of institutions have a high view of the Bible and Reformed theology and seek to submit all of faith and life to God’s revealed will. Table of contentsWhat makes a college, university, or seminary Reformed or Presbyterian?Notable Reformed and Presbyterian colleges and universitiesNotable Reformed and Presbyterian seminariesWhat to look for in a Reformed or Presbyterian schoolConclusion What makes a college, university, or seminary Reformed or Presbyterian? Put simply, the common denominator between Reformed and Presbyterian colleges, universities, or seminaries is a commitment to Reformed theology. But what is Reformed theology? Ligon ...

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