Impact 360 Residency equips a small cohort of leaders to live, learn, and work at Impact 360 Institute for two years. These young professionals launch into their calling with a Masters (M.A.) in Leadership*, a deepened biblical worldview, a foundation of leadership, and a heart to serve, no matter their specific calling.
*Master’s degree offered in relationship with North Greenville University. NGU is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges.
Residents will earn an M.A. in Leadership through North Greenville University with a concentration in either Spiritual Formation or Servant Leadership.
The program is full-time, in-person, and includes required employment as a resident.
Our partner, North Greenville University, is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award baccalaureate, master’s, and doctoral degrees.
Yes, we require a 3.0 undergraduate GPA for applying students.
Spaces for Impact 360 Residency 2025-2027 are very limited.
Because we operate on rolling enrollment, we encourage all candidates to apply by the following deadlines to be considered for a corresponding interview date.
Fall Application Deadlines: September 1 (Limited interview spots in October), October 1 (Limited interview spots in November),
Spring Application Deadlines: February 1, 2024 (Interviews will take place on February 22 and 23)
There will be approximately 14 total Residency roles available in the 2025-2027 cohort. 3 Spaces for the Organizational Leadership Residency Track and 11 for the Student Discipleship Residency Track.
There is no age limit for who can take part in the Residency experience. However, it should be noted that our program is aimed at recent college graduates, typically between the ages of 22 and 29.
Unfortunately, at this time, because of the United States’ policy for international students pursuing degrees in the US, we will not be able to admit any international students moving forward for the Impact 360 Residency experience. This is because the degree-granting institution is not located on the same campus as Impact 360 which doesn’t allow an F-1 visa to be supported.
Of course, we are hoping this will change and we will keep you updated if any new information is available.
Yes! We regularly enroll students who are married.
Unfortunately, at this time we do not have facilities/housing that can accommodate more than a married couple at this time.
You would not be excluded. The reason for the requirement is that all Residents hit the ground running with intentional discipleship, and we want to do our due diligence in making sure everyone has a certain level of biblical training.
If our faculty were to determine that any Resident would benefit from additional training on Bible basics, Impact 360 will provide online coursework to be completed during the summer before the program begins.
Impact 360 Residency is a fully residential, 2-year paid-learning experience. Residents receive a private on-campus apartment or cottage duplex at no additional cost. Utilities are covered by the Institute and there is free use of Institute laundry facilities. The program also includes an Institute meal plan (15 meals/week from late August through mid-May).
All expenses paid for the following travel/experiential learning activities:
Quarterly professional development dinners around various expert-facilitated topics pertinent to job search, interview skills, professional presence, and more.
Routine professional leadership coaching focusing on life-purpose planning, career goal-setting, emotional intelligence assessment and development, and discernment of calling
Spiritual Direction mentoring from a trained spiritual formation coach
Lunch and learn seminars facilitated by Institute faculty and outside visiting faculty on various topics related to worldview, leadership, and calling