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Creating a Personal Mission Statement

If you owned a business or were the CEO of a major corporation, you would have a mission statement. This statement would show your clients and customers who you are by telling them what you believe about yourself and your product. Chick-fil-A, one of my favorite restaurants, has a bold mission statement that clearly represents the founder, Truett Cathy, and his commitment to Christ: ‘To glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us and to have a positive influence on all who come in contact with Chick-fil-A.’ Krispy Kreme, another preferred eating establishment of

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Ten Faith Questions To Ask Yourself Before Graduation

As graduation approaches, now is a good time to do a self-evaluation of your faith maturity and begin to think about how you will continue to grow spiritually after high school. To help you do that, here are ten questions that you should ask yourself and answer before graduation.

 

  1. What have been some of the most important ‘God moments’ of your life, and why would you describe them in that way?

  2. When have you grown the most in your faith since you became a Christian?

  3. What verse would you say is your ‘life verse’ and why?

  4. What has God been

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Resources for Anxiety in College

College life is an exciting and transformative journey, but it can also be challenging, especially when it comes to mental health. The pressure of academics, social transitions, and newfound independence can contribute to anxiety and stress. However, it’s crucial to recognize that help is available, and you are not alone in facing these challenges! In this blog post, we’ll explore resources to support mental health and manage anxiety during your college years.

On-Campus / Off-Campus Counseling Services:

  • Local churches will likely have recommendations for Christian counselors in the area. You don’t need to be a member to ask! Most colleges

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Preparing Emotionally for College

Preparing for college is an ongoing process, throughout the senior year and after graduation. Most students prepare by buying new things for the dorm room, many think about finding new friends, and some might even learn some new study skills. Over the past few weeks on The Launch Mission Podcast and Blog, we have looked at the differences between high school and college in three major parts: socially, spiritually, and academically. This week we are addressing the emotional differences, which might be easy for some and more challenging for others.

 

Statistics show that over 50% of incoming college students suffer

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Podcast Episode 43 – The Emotional Differences in High School & College

In the last episode of our four-part mini-series, Counselor Eric Venable joins the podcast to discuss the EMOTIONAL challenges associated with stepping into the unknown of college and offers guidance on how to confidently navigate this transition with a rooted identity in Christ.

 

 

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Resources for Studying in College

To ensure success in college, it’s crucial to equip yourself with the right tools and resources for effective studying. Here are some free, online resources that you can keep in your back pocket for your academic journey in college. 

  • Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org): Offers a wide array of video lessons and practice exercises across various subjects. Whether you’re struggling with calculus or need a refresher on biology, this platform provides content to help you learn.
  • Quizlet (www.quizlet.com): A study tool that allows you to create flashcards, quizzes, and games to reinforce your understanding of key topics. Much

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Academic Differences in High School & College Overview

In college, everyone is a management major. You might go to college and major in a variety of vocational interests, including medical, education, engineering, or accounting. Yet, to be successful in college, all students must major in management.

 

There are many academic differences between high school and college. The size of your math class will go from a few dozen students in high school to a few hundred in college. You may be used to having a high school teacher who knows you and your family, but in college, you will be known only by your student ID number, at

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Podcast Episode 42 – The Academic Differences in High School & College

This week on the podcast we discuss the ACADEMIC differences in high school & college. Mike Zavada & Brad Nadolson pull from their experience as a high school director and college professor to share tips, tricks, and truths about the transition.

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