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Transcript: Transcripts must be sent directly to Wake Forest University School of Divinity from the institution in a sealed, signed envelope to the following address: Office of Admissions Wake Forest University School of Divinity PO Box 7719 Winston-Salem, NC 27109 Curriculum Vitae: Submit a well-organized resume that provides a brief summary of your educational background, job experience, vocational aspirations, leadership goals and accomplishments, professional affiliations, honors and awards, extracurricular activities, skills, personal qualities, and interests and hobbies. Recommendation Letter: Applicants for degree programs are required to submit three (3) letters of recommendation – at least two academic references are required; others may include church, community or business related references that speak to your character. Give careful consideration to each recommender that you select. These individuals should have personal knowledge of your academic qualifications; work related ethics; or experience interacting with you in a congregational, volunteer, or community related activity.(详见：http://divinity.wfu.edu/admissions/apply/application-materials/#recs) Admissions Essay : The admissions essay is a significant part of the application and should be typed, double-spaced, and approximately 1000 words in length. Please consider your response carefully, tending to content, style, grammatical correctness, and coherence. Using the following as a guide, write a reflective essay that addresses: Specific experiences that inform your sense of God, self, church, and/or community Specific academic experiences, if any, (courses, professors, authors, readings, creative expressions, etc.) that influence your thinking, passions, and pursuits What part of the mission statement is most applicable, compelling, and interesting to you as you consider your own sense of vocation and theological studies? Your reason for applying to Wake Forest University School of Divinity and why it could be a good fit for you The mission statement of the School of Divinity of Wake Forest University reads, “The School of Divinity of Wake Forest is a graduate, professional school that is Christian by tradition, Baptist in heritage, and ecumenical in outlook. Consistent with Wake Forest’s commitment to academic excellence and in the spirit of the University motto, Pro Humanitate, the School of Divinity prepares leaders informed by a theological understanding of vocation. Through imaginative courses and diverse programs of community engagement, students are equipped to be agents of justice, reconciliation, and compassion in Christian churches and other ministries.”