Gregg, Jeff, and Laurie discuss the impact of school size on student interaction, resources, and facilities. One is not better than the other, what’s important is aligning yourself with a school’s mission and vision, keeping a discerning eye on their ability to fulfill it. What is most important for students is the value of individualized education and holistic development.

Gregg Garner, Jeffrey Sherrod, and Institute Professor and historian Shaun Galford discuss the importance of prioritizing biblical education, emphasizing the need for understanding beyond symbols and procedures. They highlight the role of the community in educating the next generation and stress the significance of passing down faith and values, drawing on historical lessons.

In this episode, Jeff Sherrod, Gregg Garner, and Laurie Kagay discuss the phenomenon of summer melt, where accepted students don't show up in the fall. They explore the challenges faced by students during the transition from high school to college, including lack of support and unfamiliar tasks. The speakers suggest practical solutions such as creating media profiles for incoming students and facilitating Zoom meetings between roommates. They also emphasize the importance of communication, family support, and seeking help from college counselors. The episode concludes with an invitation to apply for summer internships and mission experiences abroad.