Sophomore Summit

October 16-20

Sophomore Summit is a week-long event that serves to build community and provide spiritual rest and

biblical leadership lessons for all our sophomore students. This amazing trip to New Mexico takes place during Criswell’s

Student Development Week in the fall. It is a time filled with fellowship, indoor and outdoor activities, and more.

Sophomore Summit serves as one of the capstones of the First Year Experience as we celebrate what happened throughout

the first year and look ahead to what God has in store for the remainder of your college career.

Additional Information

Cost: $228 per person

Sophomore Summit is a weeklong event where you can immerse yourself in a unique experience. For the affordable

price of $228, you’ll have access to a comprehensive package that includes lodging, food, and transportation throughout

the four days spent at the picturesque campgrounds. During your journey to and from the campground, as well as during

a delightful stop in Ruidoso, New Mexico, you will be responsible for your own meals and any souvenirs you would

like to purchase.

We kindly ask each student to complete the Sophomore Summit waiver. You can easily find the waiver by clicking the

link below. Once you have filled it out, please email it to our
Student Success Manager, Roman Browning.

Click here to access the waiver.

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