Explore this unique alternative semester for Christian college students and other honest seekers.
Every autumn since 1975, several dozen college students from across the country have taken a step “out of the mainstream” for an unusual semester of vigorous intellectual exploration. Students earn 16 credits, but focus on one topic of study at a time. Daily reading, small group discussion, and one-on-one conversations with faculty members comprise the heart of the OE program. In a fresh academic atmosphere, students discover new intellectual energies within themselves. Naturally, they begin to identify and explore the issues that matter most to them.
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