Career Pathways: Awareness, Direction & Action

Action-oriented course that exposes participants to realistic career options, clarifies strengths and interests, and produces immediate next steps toward employment or training. Each participant must complete at least one concrete step (resume, application, enrollment, or employer contact). Instruction is conversational and coaching-focused, not lecture-heavy.

Course•By Campus of Applied Science

Introduction to Health & Fitness: Foundations of Physical Function and Lifestyle Discipline LFT-HF 101

This course introduces foundational principles of health and fitness through an understanding of the body's systems and how daily habits influence performance and well-being. Students explore the connection between physical and mental health, practical lifestyle habits including hydration, sleep, and recovery, and how consistent physical discipline supports long-term stability. Duration: 5 weeks Attendance: In person required Cost: Free for Loft Campus residents

Course•By Carlos Escobar II, Provider

Intro Math & Logic LFT-ML 101

Foundations of Money, Decision Making, and Stewardship

Course•By Carlos Escobar II, Provider

Job Readiness Accelerator

Course•By Carlos Escobar II, Provider

Loft Campus — Program Orientation

Lesson 1: Why This Program Exists Lesson 2: What These Courses Will Give You Lesson 3: What Is Expected of You Lesson 4: How to Approach Your Assessments

Course•By Campus of Applied Science

New Beginnings — LFT-NB 101

A four-week foundational Loft Campus course focused on renewing your thinking, building disciplined habits, and creating greater structure. Your first enrollment also begins your Loft Campus student record and access to Campus learning resources.

Course•By David Triplett, Pastor

Reading & Comprehension — LFT-RC 100

This course strengthens foundational reading skills, comprehension, and confidence through guided practice and structured exercises. Students develop the ability to read clearly, understand key ideas, and apply what they read to real life situations. Emphasis is placed on reading flow, comprehension, vocabulary development, and retention. Instruction is grounded in research on how reading strengthens brain function and overall learning ability.

Course•By Campus of Applied Science

The Lost Art of Spiritual Disciplines LFT-SD 201

A focused, practice-driven course that trains participants in foundational spiritual disciplines — prayer, Scripture engagement, fasting, and accountable practice. Emphasis is on measurable consistency, progressive discipline training, group accountability, and sustainable habits for long-term spiritual growth. Students are evaluated on consistent practice and personal growth, not theological knowledge alone.

Course•By Nate Whitley, Author