APTS has a variety of housing accommodations to meet the needs of the students. Spacious dormitory rooms are the usual choice of single students. The dormitory is also a training ground where theological understanding of Christian ethics will be tested. Therefore, each student should take advantage of this learning opportunity, Married students have choices ranging from studio apartments to two-and three-bedroom units, some with stunning views of the Cordillera Mountain range, and allocation of apartments depends on family size and availability.
The multi-national culture at APTS is experienced in the seminary’s dining facility. A widely varied menu allows students to taste the cultural dishes of their classmates. All food is prepared in a modern kitchen facility under the best possible conditions of hygiene. Students may purchase meal plans or buy individual meals. Students staying in dormitories are enrolled for meal plans as cooking is prohibited in their dormitories.
For every school year, the student body members elect officers to serve on the Student Council. The Council meets periodically with the Dean of Students to discuss issues related to spiritual life, student welfare, student projects, and recreational and social activities.
The Student Council exists to promote:
A spiritual atmosphere for the development of spiritual life.
A social atmosphere for the encouragement of school spirit, loyalty, and fellowship among the students, and for helping to plan school social functions which relate to student affairs.
An academic interaction for the provision of a channel for the interchange of academic ideas.
An open, and healthy dialogue with the administration by providing a communication channel.
Working through series of events for every school year, The Chalice team covers and documents every single event and compiles them to a yearbook magazine.