Truth. Freedom. Vocation.

The financial aid I received made it possible for me to transfer here. After graduation, I want to be a teacher and a mentor for young first-generation students.

Francisco Peralta, BS ’19, Secondary Education-English

I get inspired by helping people unlock their potential. My professors have empowered me to live my dream. I want to show my gratitude by enabling others to live their dreams as well.

Ahmed Montasser, DBA ’20 (anticipated), Strategic Leadership specialization

The courses were flexible, the professors helped us improve and we were allowed to integrate our ideas into classroom work. All of that gave me guidance to pursue the career I wanted.

Maci Killman, BS and BA ’19, Journalism and Marketing, News Desk Assignment Editor, KOKH FOX 25 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

I learned so much from the coursework and was able to apply it to a new career path, where I am making a difference at a nonprofit that trains veterans to become software developers.

Alicia Boddy, MA ’17, Grant Writing, Management and Evaluation

The environment of homeschoolers is very similar to college. You have to study on your own and take initiative. Having professors who believe in you makes a world of difference.

Benjamin Simmons, BA ’23 (anticipated) Director of Christian Education

I passed my National Counselor Exam on the first try and landed a job immediately after graduation. This program prepares professional counselors to be catalysts for change.

Mike Gleason, MA ’17, Clinical Mental Health Counseling