The placement service keeps students informed about employment opportunities and, when necessary, resumes through this department are sent to prospective employers. Students are also assisted in exploring their abilities, interests, and values within the context of a biblical framework while expanding their career awareness. A registered nurse is on staff and available to advise and give medical care to the students. A physician provides medical services on campus two mornings each week. Excellent clinical and hospital facilities are available in nearby Toccoa and at Stephens County Hospital.
Physicians are on call to meet emergencies.
Each residence hall student has a limited coverage under the college's Accident and Sickness Insurance Plan. The coverage is secondary to any primary coverage the student may have. Parents or guardians, however, are responsible for any medical, surgical, clinical, or hospitalization costs which are not covered by insurance. The experiences and relationships in the residence hall environment will be some of the most important of the student's educational career. These opportunities enable the student to put into practice Christian principles that are learned in the classroom setting, enabling the student to grow and minister at the same time.