Category: Advice for Students

People go back to school for a number of reasons – to get qualified for different jobs, move up in their careers, finish the degree they always wanted, accomplish a […]

This summer, Stefanie Good (’23) is heading to church much more often than just Sundays. The social work major is interning at her church, Mount Joy Mennonite in Mount Joy, […]

During the 2020-21 academic year, LBC | Capital added a literature minor to its undergraduate offerings. Dr. Geoffrey Reiter—a well-known lover of literature on the Lancaster campus, Associate Professor and […]

LBC | Capital recognizes the importance of community in walking with Christ and supporting one another through every step of life. Based on curriculum that will guide community and small […]

So, you’ve just gotten word that you’ve been accepted to Lancaster Bible College’s traditional undergraduate program and you couldn’t be more thrilled. Want to turn that enthusiasm into a sweet […]

Jurnee Acosta (’24), a Healthcare Management major from Lancaster, Pa., first became interested in healthcare when she picked up a book about animals as a child. Now, about a decade […]

The college research process can be incredibly overwhelming, with so many options to consider. A small private school or a large state school? What about living on campus versus living […]

“I couldn’t be more excited for the road ahead,” says Benuel Lapp, pictured at right, an incoming student to Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School. In fact, […]

Victoria Gehman, (’20), majoring in social work, shares what it’s like to be a senior in college while feeling the effects of COVID-19 on society and her education. May you […]

Kate Ray (’21), majoring in Music Education, shares what she’s doing to make the best out of being a remote college student! 1. Form a schedule and stick to it. […]