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Eternal Impact — A Highlands College Magazine
Celebrating the Future World Changers
Accepted Student Day at Highlands College
Life on Campus
Accepted Students learn how to prepare for Highlands College from current students, faculty, and the HC Team.
Jinda Clement
Executive Director of Enrollment Services
Posted on July 27, 2026
1 min read

AT ACCEPTED STUDENT DAY, Highlands College welcomed 110 students who are boldly stepping into the call of God on their lives. From the moment they arrived, these students encountered the presence of God and the heart of America’s Ministry Leadership University.

The leaders of the next generation understand that Highlands College is set apart in biblical higher education. Throughout the day, students were immersed in the rhythms of life at Highlands College, touring our state-of-the-art facilities, diving into the “why” behind our ministry-focused leadership training, and hearing directly from faculty and team who champion their God-given calling. Students and families experienced firsthand what it means to be part of a College that’s fully invested in their calling.

Highlands College equips future generations of leaders to confidently step into their calling and advance the Kingdom of God. As we welcomed these future world-changers to campus for our second Accepted Student Day, one truth was clear—their journey is only just beginning, and the impact they will make is eternal. ■

“Highlands College is unlike anywhere else—from the godly community to the training I’m going to get, I’ll be properly equipped to go where I’m called, straight into the ministry field as soon as I’m out of college.”

— LUKE MANIACI (NEWNAN, GA)

“I committed to Highlands College because of the overwhelming peace I felt the second I stepped on campus. I knew it was the place for me, and as I’ve grown to learn more about the College, it’s further confirmed that feeling. I’m excited to start!”

— AVA "REECE" SIMS (MADISON, MS)

Content has been edited on June 26, 2026 for republishing.

Eternal Impact — A Highlands College Magazine