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Gordon College Academics

Academic Statistics

Academics
B
Based on acceptance rate, quality of professors, student reviews, and additional factors.
Graduation Rate
70%
National
49%
Full-Time Retention Rate
86%
Part-Time Retention Rate
75%
Academic Calendar
Semester
Research Funding per Student
$63
National
$1,524
Non-traditional Learning
  • Evening Degree Programs
    No
  • Teacher Certification
    Yes
  • Distance Education
    No
  • Study Abroad
    Yes

About the Classes

Class Size Breakdown
  • 2-19 students
    60%
  • 20-39
    31%
  • 40-99
    8%
  • 100+
    0%
Most Popular Majors
  • Business Administration and Management
    44 Graduates
  • English
    37 Graduates
  • Social Work and Youth Services
    34 Graduates
  • Psychology
    33 Graduates
  • Communications
    27 Graduates
  • Biology
    26 Graduates
  • History
    22 Graduates
  • Sociology
    20 Graduates
  • Exercise Physiology
    19 Graduates
  • Religious Studies
    18 Graduates
92%
of students say they attend class.24 responses

About the Professors

Professors
B-
Based on faculty accomplishments, salary, student reviews, and additional factors.
Student Faculty Ratio
12:1
Female Professors
40%
Male Professors
60%
Average Professor Salary
$96,168
Poll
42%
of students say they take advantage of office hours/study sessions.24 responses
Faculty Diversity
  • African American
    3%
  • Asian American
    11%
  • Hispanic
    1%
  • International (Non-Citizen)
    0%
  • Multiracial
    0%
  • Native American
    0%
  • Pacific Islander
    0%
  • Unknown
    1%
  • White
    83%

What Students Say About Professors

Poll
86%
of students say professors are passionate about the topics they teach.36 responses
Poll
89%
of students say professors care about their students' success.36 responses
Poll
78%
of students say professors are engaging and easy to understand.36 responses
Poll
89%
of students agree professors are approachable and helpful when needed.36 responses
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