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Institute Admissions Handbook (2025-2026)
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Student Culture

Students are often concerned about what the culture is like here. These are a few good things to mention!
Dry Campus (that we actually stick to)
Partying, drugs, and alcohol are not prevalent issues on our campus. Our student body is all made of up of people committed to learning God’s word and developing spiritually.
Clubs
Student led clubs are available and encouraged here! Students often have get-togethers like poetry club, book club, swing dancing nights, etc.
Sports
We offer intramurals every year for all students to participate in. These range from soccer to volleyball to even a dance competition!
Formally, we also offer Men’s Soccer & Women’s Volleyball. More information on the
Athletics Page
⁠
of the website.
Creative Arts
We have an active arts program which offerings things like worship bands, dancing, musicals, etc.
Weekly Prayer
Many of our students are committed to attending weekly prayer nights here on campus to pray for various needs around our community, church, and our international efforts.
Volunteerism
Traditional Undergraduate students are required to volunteer for a minimum 3 hours per week during each semester they are enrolled. This volunteerism occurs in a 3 hour block on chapel days, called “Ministry Projects.”
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