Cal Baptist Case Study

In reading Bill Davis’ book, In All Things Christ Preeminent, it is evident that receiving an education at Covenant College will be a unique spiritual and intellectual experience. With Christ present in all areas of the school, the structure of the college and what it as an institution aspires to accomplish varies greatly from that of the high school I attended. Based on the Christ-like goals, student body, and instruction of Covenant College depicted in In All Things Christ Preeminent, receiving an education from Covenant seems vastly different from my secular experience at LaFayette High School.

Christendom College offers many compelling reasons that have increased my desire to attend this great school. Some of the things that I love about my high school are found at Christendom, such as its challenging, Classical curriculum. I simply loved the classes I was able to attend at the Summer Program and found that I felt at home in those lectures, which were deeply rooted in our Catholic faith. The lectures helped us examine their relevance in our own lives and encouraged us to always seek the truth. I observed that this inspired the whole class to consider the situations and messages in the themes we discuss in class, such as the value of friendship or how history shapes our identity.

The first goal I have is to understand the scriptures in the Bible and grow in my faith. When I started to look at colleges, I didn’t even think about attending a Christian college. I contacted a junior college in a nearby town to see what they had to offer me. By the grace of God, they recommend me to CCU. At the time that I enrolled, I didn’t realize that I would be required to take Bible classes. At first, I wondered

Including my spiritual experience at CBU, I will be able to understand my religion more. Including, that all the staff members being 100% Christian, I could ask a question that I may have and the could help me find an answer. Having to attend the school's chapel I know that I can get closer to God and understand his word, and be able to follow in his footsteps that will help me grow as an adult. With this spiritual growth from attending CBU, will be vast and helpful with me growing into a mature and responsible

I see this university as an enormous and amazing place to study. In my mind, I have not planned to start in a JC and then transfer to a State. I know, I can do whatever I put on my mind. I want to accept this challenge, because I want my parents and siblings to feel proud of me, otherwise if I go to Fresno State, I will be the first one of the family to study in a university in the United States of America.

There are several things I hope to gain from my experience as a student at California Baptist University. Such things include, a community of God loving, supporting and encoring friends, a Christian based education and opportunities to grow into the person God created me to be.

The event or experience in my life that will influence my academic work and goals here at Colorado Christian University (CCU) is much more than a single event. I believe that everything in my life that has brought me to CCU to further my education and pursue God’s calling: helping people.

Wayland Baptist University exists to educate students in an academically challenging, learning-focused and distinctevly Christian environment for professional success and service to God and humankind.

As a child growing up in San Diego, my youth has been nothing short of any teenager’s wildest dreams of living near the beach, having bonfires, and surfing on the weekends. Although this lifestyle is desired by many, I’ve always wanted something more out of what I do with my time. I want to go to Spring Hill College to become a humble professional in an industry, serve the most people, and learn about the world around me. My life was struggling for direction until I became active in the sport of volleyball and my religion flourished in the Catholic Church. These structures consume the majority of my service as I feel everyone deserves these opportunities for happiness and acceptance.

Greetings from East Texas Baptist University – I am getting used to saying this because just four weeks ago I began as the thirteenth president of the university. While I am new to this role and place, I am very familiar with SACSCOC and your leadership as the President, because for the last twenty years I have served at Dallas Baptist University as the Executive Vice President. I worked closely with Dr. Gail Linam, our provost, in many areas including our accreditation. Gail frequently referenced you, your leadership, and wisdom in guiding the colleges and universities of the Southern United States. Your advocacy and influence has strengthened the work of higher education and the standings of our institutions with constituencies and the Federal

I am interested in attending Azusa Pacific because I believe that the University will afford me the with the opportunity to achieve both my academic and spiritual goals that I wish to accomplish. Attending the University would allow me to continue learning and growing in a Christian environment as I have attended Christian schools the majority of my k-12 years. Attending Azusa Pacific will help me grow as an individual and it will help me uncover my passions in life, as well as strengthen my relationship with God.. My ultimate goals of life are to find happiness and freedom and I believe that I will be able to reach these goal along with others if accepted into Azusa Pacific. The keys to happiness and freedom are love, family, friends, support,

At Cal State Los Angeles University, a meeting was being held about undocumented immigration concerns due to the new president upcoming January 20, 2017. There are many concerns for Cal State LA’s undocumented students being worried about Trump’s campaign to deport undocumented immigrants. As a matter of fact, some Cal State LA’s students are enrolled in President Obama’s DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals) program. The DACA program is to help an individual to gain the ability to work, have an education, driver’s license, social security number which it will stay forever to the individual even if something happens to he or she, help out family financial, apply for a credit card, healthcare, and to not get deported. For instance if Trump’s successfully pass his planning on undocumented immigrants to get them deported, students under DACA are in risk of not completing courses, losing out on classes already paid for by student loans, housing and transportation costs.

Victory Baptist Church has experienced great success in a short amount of time and is currently in the process of revitalization. The study will include a look into the history of Victory Baptist Churh. This will provide foundational information that will allow one to understand the obstacles and roadblocks that lead the church down the path it is on today. The study will then consider external and internal demographic information so that one will understand the context of Victory Baptist Church. Finally, the study will provide the reader with the plans for revitalizing this local

In fact, most colleges or universities are businesses, because they are doing it for profit. But, Calvin College, though still a business, is a non-profit institution, which means that 78% percent of its income comes from tuition, and the rest comes from donors, and private grants. If more than 50% percent of the school’s income is based on tuition, which is being paid by the students and their families, it is only wise that the school does everything to meet student's academic needs. Other wise, the retention rate could be low, the recruitment of students would be difficult. The market for college recruitment is already difficult. Not to mentioned that Calvin College has the highest tuition compare to all Christian Colleges in the area. Calvin’s top competitors such as Hope college, Cornerstone University and Kuyper college, though a Christian institutions, all have their libraries open for some hours on Sundays. Why? They want to ensure that they’re meeting all of their students academic needs in all ways as possible, they know that under the umbrella of business, their customers’ satisfaction should be a

I want an educational environment where I won't feel pressured to choose between education and Jesus. An environment where my professors would be able to recognize my face, and I would be able to approach them with questions and problems. An environment where my major isn’t something thrown in on the side, where I can see that serious thought went into the program. Fitting all of my desires, Southeastern University is my first choice school. And most importantly, a school, where I wouldn’t have to sacrifice spirituality for education, and education for spirituality, that would help nurture my relationship with God, so I will be able to use my words to do what I was scared to do through parts of high school: stand up as a proud leader for