Alumni Questionnaire – Byzantine Catholic Seminary of Saints Cyril and Methodius

As an alumnus, you have a unique perspective on the Byzantine Catholic Seminary, and its programs and traditions. We value your opinions, observations and suggestions on how we can best work toward the fulfillment of our mission. We would appreciate it if you would take a few minutes and complete this survey. Your valuable input will help us as we plan for the future. Thank you for your thoughtful completion of this survey.

Your responses will be strictly confidential, and reported in summary form only.

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When did you graduate from BCS?*
Immediately after graduating the Seminary, what did you do?*
What best describes your current position?*
If you are employed by the Byzantine Catholic Church, how well do you feel the Seminary prepared you?
The Seminary prepared me to integrate theological and pastoral concepts for effective ministry in the modern world, focused on sanctification, renewal and evangelization of the People of God.
The Seminary prepared me to articulate the Church’s teaching on faith and morals with an acute understanding of Scripture, Dogmatics, Liturgy and Pastoral Theology.
The Seminary prepared me to demonstrate ministerial gifts through cooperation with superiors and collaboration with colleagues.
The Seminary prepared me for competency in leadership and commitment to the People of God.
The Seminary prepared me to engage a professional style in practical ministry with the ability to share, teach and preach the faith and the Word.
The Seminary prepared me to employ managerial skills and understand administrative tasks.
The Seminary prepared me to commit to life-long spiritual, intellectual, pastoral and human growth.
Please let us know what most helped you in your current position that you learned at the Seminary:
Thinking of your current position, what would have helped you the most, but was not offered while you were at the Seminary:
Other comments you believe will help the Byzantine Catholic Seminary in preparing future seminarians: