Different colleges offer different services and religious activities. Most, if not all, Faith-based colleges will offer some sort of religious services for students, but not all of them will offer the same kind of worship services or activities.
Many Faith-based colleges will offer chapel or worship services on campus during various times of the week. This gives students the opportunity to worship together, hear sermons, testimonies, and teachings on the Word of God outside of the classroom. In many cases, these services will not be required for students to attend, but different Faith-based colleges will have different rules. The purpose of these chapel and worship services is to provide students with a space to worship the Lord freely, with other believers, and build an environment where they are able to grow spiritually.
Other potential religious services or activities that may be offered at Faith-based institutions are campus ministries, devotional groups, Bible studies, and Biblical counseling and mentorship. These are usually not required of any student to attend or participate in. Campus ministries often host spiritual enrichment events or services on campus for students to participate in.
Students can also join campus ministries to get involved, find mentors, and take part in ministry work. Bible studies and devotionals are typically smaller groups and may be clubs on campus that students can sign up for, or they may be offered through the dorms (for on-campus students).
Not every Faith-based college will offer the same kinds of worship services or religious activities on their campus. To find out what sort of options are available, check the website or inquire with the admissions department of the Faith-based college(s) you are interested in attending.