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Grove City College

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  • 4 Year
  • Grove City, PA
  • 905 reviews
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    B
    Overall Niche Grade
    How are grades calculated?
    1. Academics
      B
    2. Value
      NG
    3. Diversity
      C+
    4. Campus
      B+
    5. Athletics
      NG
    6. Party Scene
      D-
    7. Professors
      B-
    8. Location
      C
    9. Dorms
      A-
    10. Campus Food
      B-
    11. Student Life
      B
    12. Safety
      A+
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    Grove City is an above-average private, non-denominational college located in Grove City, Pennsylvania. It is a small institution with an enrollment of 2,315 undergraduate students. Admissions is somewhat competitive as the Grove City acceptance rate is 80%. Popular majors include Communications, Biology, and Mechanical Engineering. Grove City graduates 83% of its students.
    About Grove City College...
    Athletic Division
    —
    Athletic Conference
    Presidents' Athletic Conference
    Address
    100 Campus Dr
    Grove City, PA 16127
    Website
    gcc.edu

    Grove City College Rankings

    Niche rankings are based on rigorous analysis of key statistics from the U.S. Department of Education and millions of reviews.

    Admissions

    Acceptance Rate
    80%
    Application Deadline
    February 20
    SAT Range
    1070-1250
    ACT Range
    23-32
    Application Fee
    $50
    SAT/ACT
    Required
    High School GPA
    Required
    Early Decision/Early Action
    Yes

    Cost

    Net Price
    $20,360/ year
    National
    $15,523
    Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.
    Average Total Aid Awarded
    $6,843/ year
    National
    $7,535
    Students Receiving Financial Aid
    77%

    Academics

    Professors
    B-
    Based on faculty accomplishments, salary, student reviews, and additional factors.
    Student Faculty Ratio
    13:1
    Evening Degree Programs
    No
    84%
    of students agree that professors put a lot of effort into teaching their classes.50 responses
    47%
    of students agree that it is easy to get the classes they want.57 responses
    25%
    of students agree that the workload is easy to manage.57 responses

    Majors

    Most Popular Majors
    • Communications
      53 Graduates
    • Biology
      51 Graduates
    • Mechanical Engineering
      41 Graduates
    • Psychology
      33 Graduates
    • Finance
      32 Graduates
    • Political Science and Government
      32 Graduates
    • Accounting
      30 Graduates
    • Business
      30 Graduates
    • Kinesiology and Exercise Science
      29 Graduates
    • Computer Science
      25 Graduates

    Students

    Full-Time Enrollment
    2,315Undergrads
    Part-Time Undergrads
    58
    Undergrads Over 25
    0%
    Pell Grant
    0%
    Varsity Athletes
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    Poll
    What one word or phrase best describes the typical student at this school?
    Based on 38 responses
    Report
    • Dedicated
      39%
    • Motivated
      39%
    • Religious
      16%
    • Judgmental
      3%
    • Outgoing
      3%

    Campus Life

    Freshmen Live On-Campus
    96%
    Poll
    69%
    of students say that Greek life is average, and no one will treat you differently if you don't join.67 responses
    Poll
    68%
    of students say varsity sporting events are attended, but not a huge part of campus life.76 responses
    Poll
    What one word or phrase best describes your school?
    Based on 34 responses
    Report
    • Faith and Freedom
      59%
    • Quality Education in a Christian Environment
      15%
    • Discipline
      12%
    • Faith and Dedication
      12%
    • Home away from home
      3%

    After College

    Median Earnings 6 Years After Graduation
    —
    National
    $33,028
    Graduation Rate
    83%
    National
    49%
    Employed 2 Years After Graduation
    —
    National
    83%
    90%
    of students feel confident they will find a job in their field after graduation.30 responses
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    Grove City College has a remarkably kind and loving community. Everyone is ready and eager to get to know and support each other, especially the incoming freshman class. Over the last year I've really gotten the opportunity to be involved with several groups on campus being welcomed warmly and ecstatically into them. I've made some of the closest friends I've ever had and when I struggle I'm always supported and helped by not only my friends but the professors and faculty. It's a small campus but still lively and there's lots of things to do and groups to join. The bowling alley, student union, and rec centers make great places to hang out and have fun, or just as a place to study and going shopping in the town or making late night runs to Walmart and Sheetz is always an adventure. I love Grove City College and I can't wait to head back in the fall!
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    Grove City College is an incredible place. When I was looking for a college a had a list that Grove City checked every box for. It was small, private, and conservative-leaning. Despite this knowledge I never could have been prepared for the experience that I would have. The moment I walked on campus on move in day I knew I had made the right choice. The people were so welcoming and kind, the classes were interesting, the culture is very Christ-centered, and I felt like I found a home away from home.. I cannot say enough good things about Graove City. It has changed my life for the better. I also apologize if there are some errors in this paragraph, my computer kept acting up as I was typing this and wouldn't let me correct things. Thank you!
    Interesting environment, definitely not for everyone. Very conservative, high pressure for perfection, performance based... Can be hard on one's mental state! Everyone IS very kind here though- students and professors. I always feel safe on campus. If you are not an athlete, I recommend getting involved in Greek Life. It is VERY different from "Public University Greek Life," and is more like a "club" than anything. It has its downsides, but overall is a great way to get to know new people and find a community.