Category: Advice for Students

JeongJae Lee – who went by Alvin Lee while he studied music at Lancaster Bible College – is now better known by his musical moniker, ALEPH (알레프). He’s an up-and-coming […]

Jack Lachance (’19) knew he wanted to study criminal justice from a very young age. “I wanted a job where I would not be doing the same thing every day,” […]

This article originally appeared in Lancaster Bible College’s online student newspaper,  Focus.  Have you ever known someone with Asperger’s syndrome? I do… Asperger’s syndrome is a developmental disorder that causes […]

As the child of immigrants, Nathali Santiago (‘20) knew the value of an education was immeasurable. In fact, she’s a first-generation college student. Born and raised in the Bronx, New […]

We’ve helped thousands of students earn their degrees over the years at Lancaster Bible College | Capital Seminary & Graduate School. Many of those students have been adults in our […]

Kristin Hurdleston (‘21) has always had an affinity for journalism and performance. “I just always loved being in front of a camera,” she said in an interview with the college […]

With “Bible” at the center of Lancaster Bible College’s name, it should come as no surprise that a biblical worldview is central to all we do. Here some quotes from […]

We know, we know – when you’re a new student coming to a new place, you have A LOT of questions. So many. So, for all you incoming freshman and […]

Ever since he can remember, Michael Dickerson (‘21) has had the gift of caring for people. Growing up in northwest Washington D.C. in the 1960s and 70s, a young Michael […]

Coleen Buglino (’18) has worked in the corporate world and been a missionary to Ireland, and now serves in a key role arranging events and travel for the American Bible […]