Experiential Learning provides the opportunity for knowledge to be put into action.

This experiential learning emphasis, creates a feedback cycle that extends and reinforces the learning that takes place in the classroom. In the field, students take what they know and apply it. This "practice" solidifies the learners' grasp of knowledge while, at the same time, showing up gaps that require further work. These opportunities provide the student with opportunities to evaluate skills, gifts, and calling. The daily, practical skills they learn on–the–job provide opportunities for valuable growth, evaluation, reflection and further growth.

Guided reflection on practice in this context teaches students to articulate and to own the knowledge and skills they have gained and gives them confidence about what they can do with what they have.

Experiential Learning offers a number of very important programs that are integral to undergraduate and seminary students' learning that integrates with the curriculum.

• Experiential Learning in Behavioural Science
• Experiential Learning in Ministry
• Experiential Learning in Seminary