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Regan Hershey ’18 transformed during his four years at É«×ۺϾþ×spiritually and academically, day by day. Entering campus as an international business major, he thought he had everything figured out. He played on the baseball team, traveling with AROMA to do missions work in Panama.

Growing up, Sandra Snozzi ’18 lived in Belgium, Germany, Mexico, Spain and the U.S. Her father is Swiss. Her mother is Mexican. So, what language do they speak around the dinner table?

As an international student from Vietnam, Vy Ho ’18 first heard of É«×ۺϾþà College while attending Lancaster Mennonite School. She wanted a school where she could major in engineering and take violin lessons—which she did—but she also accomplished so much more during her four years on campus.

She had dreamed of being a mechanical engineer since fifth grade, planning to follow in her mother’s footsteps. Then Kelly Hopkins ’18 realized something very important after she started college: She didn’t want to be an engineer after all.

Sam Brock spent three years at É«×ۺϾþà instead of four. Sound odd?  He’s part of the 3+2 master’s program, which provides students a chance to streamline their undergraduate and advanced degrees. Students spend three years at É«×ۺϾþà working toward a bachelor’s in applied health science and then two years at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to receive an MSOT in occupational therapy.

With a passion for children, Ally Morgret ’18 planned to be an elementary school teacher. Through that passion, however, she found another calling.