Boyce College welcomed a record-breaking number of prospective students and their families to campus for its largest Preview Day in history, March 27–28. The excited 381 attendees, including 167 prospective students, explored the academic, spiritual, and community life at Boyce.
Preview Day offers future students a unique opportunity to experience Boyce College firsthand, engage with faculty, attend classes, and participate in campus traditions. Throughout the day, attendees toured the campus, spent time with faculty, and engaged with current students. Attendees received a glimpse into the transformative educational experience offered at Southern Seminary and also heard from President R. Albert Mohler Jr.
Dustin Bruce, Dean of Boyce College, emphasizes the value of Preview Day because it allows future students to experience first-hand what makes Boyce distinct.
“At Preview Day, guests have the opportunity to hear us articulate who we are as a distinctly Christian college,” Bruce said. “Then they get to experience those distinctly Christian commitments play out in the life of our campus. I love seeing future Boyce College students light up as we communicate our distinct commitment to biblical worldview education, fostering discipleship, and encouraging mission.”
One of the highlights for prospective students was the chance to attend Friday Night Fires, a cherished campus tradition. Prospective students joined current Boyce College students for a night of outdoor live music on campus. This gathering allowed students to gain valuable insight into the close-knit, discipleship-driven culture that helps define Boyce College.
The record turnout underscores the growing interest in Boyce College and its commitment to providing a biblically grounded education. As the college continues to prepare the next generation of gospel leaders, events like Preview Day serve as an invaluable introduction to life at Boyce College.
For those who missed this event, future Preview Days offer another opportunity to experience the unique community and calling of Boyce College. Visit Southern Seminary or Boyce College to learn more.