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Diversity at Grove City College

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At Grove City College you will find a diverse mix of students, academic majors, activities, and interests that together create the framework of a vibrant community.

We believe that personal accountability in today’s society requires awareness and respect for cultural differences and perspectives. The next generation of leaders must be equipped with the skills to address cultural change and differing viewpoints. Many lessons can be attained in an environment that is multicultural, intellectual, and social. Therefore, increasing diversity among our community not only creates opportunities for the students who enroll but also enhances the educational experience for all.

Grove City College is actively focused on fostering a diverse living and learning environment promoting a climate of respect, civility, unity, and service to the common good. We celebrate our diverse backgrounds, regardless of ethnic origin or denominational affiliation, as a reflection of our oneness in Christ. This commitment takes shape in many ways - through the diversity of our students, faculty, and administration; through our campus organizations; and through our arts, athletics, and extracurricular activities. Students not only emerge from Grove City College with a true appreciation and respect for all people but also well prepared with the skills and worldview to be successful.

Read Grove City College's statement on diversity.

Our Student Body

Six percent of our undergraduates are multi-ethnic students, and the majority of students are actively involved in our 150+ clubs and organizations. Many groups sponsor activities, services, projects, and mission trips that foster diversity including cultural festivals, film events, and discussion series. Students can take on a leadership role and expand their social network by participating in organizations such as:

Over 70% of students are involved in intramurals and varsity athletics, and the College fields 19 teams that compete at the NCAA division level.