How does the Crux redeem the Freshman year?
All classes are Classical education, Biblical Foundation, Socratic teaching (not throw-away courses other colleges force students to take).
Small class sizes of no more than one teacher to 13 students
Trips to whitewater rafting, camping, the state capitol, and fine arts museum guarantee hands-on application of Biblical worldview
One-on-one discipleship curriculum that leads students through exploring career paths
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Typical Freshman Experience:
Students are lumped in classes with hundreds other students, so they are a number and the professor is unaccessible.
Students struggle with connection and loneliness because there is no structure to connect them.
Students question their faith because it is attacked from the classroom or campus culture, often even at Christian colleges.
Freshman quality of education suffers, because professors are forced to dumb down material to lowest common denominator.
At the Crux:
Class sizes are never more than one professor to thirteen students, and discussion-driven classrooms keep everyone engaged.
Multiple levels of community (discipleship groups, competitions, worship nights, small classes) mean every student is known.
Professors are held accountable to the Statement of Faith, and campus culture is overseen by on-campus Resident Assistants
All classes are based in Classical literature and Biblical foundations, which challenges students to think and articulate difficult concepts together.
Who is the Crux for?
Students who are serious about their faith. We are not a “fix your faith” program.
Students who can handle the reading load.
Students who want to be sharpened and pushed to go deeper.
Tuition Information:
What does tuition include?
Housing
Lunch & Dinner 7 days a week
Transferrable College Credit Costs (Optional)
All travel expenses for whitewater rafting & camping trip, state capitol trip, and fine arts museum trip.
Tuition Facts:
More that 50% of Crux students receive a scholarship of at least $2,000.
25% of Students get part-time jobs to help pay for the program.
Worldview Crux has added three new scholarships for students applying for Fall 2026.
The total cost of attending the Crux is less than public or private university averages across the U.S.
Tuition for the program for Fall 2026 is $19,400 ($16,700 without college credit).
Payment Plans are available through the year.