Reviews of Grace College (University)

Yoda JediMaster

Garbage it is They delete all the bad reviews

Justin Guest

I received a MS from Grace and loved the dedication, time and energy given to me (and other students) from all the professors and administrative staff. I highly recommend Grace College for anyone looking to further their education, especially if you are looking for educators who care and inspire their students to be great!

Chance Creed

We walk our dog on campus nearly daily! One night he ran off and I literally had at least 20 students volunteer to help me look for him! Such terrific people and the campus is beautiful.

Rheyce Williams

Kicks out gays and any one different than their religion can handle.

Belgian Prince

Grace College is stinky and sucks, cant open windows. Unless you like feet and/or feet supplies do not go here

신호철

I experienced this college for around 6 months in an exchange program with Handong University. I have never forgotten the people of this college, lovely places at Grace and Winona Lake.

Abigail Ramsour

Best college out there!

Ed Erickson

I received an undergraduate degree in the 80s and an MBA in 2012 Now my sons attend This is a great Christian College I highly recommend

Ryan Price - Counseling Center

Grace College is awesome, and home to the famous political science scholar Drake Darrah. What's not to like?

Josiah Conley

Grace College is overpriced. There is little to do on campus and many of the classes provided are a waste of time.

Philip Reed

Received a BS in Biology with a minor in chemistry from Grace. Great college, small class sizes, great individual attention to students.

Peter Allen

Great Academic experience! The 3 year program is a great option for many students along with dozens of other tracks to get you graduated with the degree you want in the most efficient way.

Kaitlyn Collins

Grace College is such a wonderful, peaceful environment. I love visiting just to be in the atmosphere. I can't wait to start attending there this fall. The people are so very friendly and the town is amazing! It's like a little homey village a midst the city. I feel so at home there. I look forward to living in the area.

Ben Wilson

Grace has a great atmosphere, the classes are challenging, but the professors are incredible. The food is good and the campus is beautiful and compact. The area around it is within walking distance. Highly recommend attending.

Barnabas Brown

Enjoy Dr. Grossnickle and his teaching! I have been impressed with the Business school in general. As for prices they have a great game plan. Need to rethink Applied learning for students who already have full time jobs. Also need to rethink chapel for students who have full time jobs. Overall Impressed.

Matthew Bliss

I'm a Visual Communication Design (graphic design, in a way) student in the arts program here at Grace, and I'll say a few things to that end. 1. Those who are motivated to search for knowledge and foster a learning environment outside of the classes will succeed the most. By this I mean that, unless you're in the fine arts, you won't be taught proficiency with industry standard programs. You will, however, be expected to proficient enough to create solid designs and defend them, and so while some programs teach proficiency and neglect design theory, the current professors here at least instruct students to complete assignments which build design sense. 2. The location isn't great for art students. By this I mean that, as in the words of a local artist, "Warsaw isn't exactly a creative Mecca." He makes his living by doing work for clients outside of Warsaw and travelling the world. For a hyper-realist like himself, the work is sparse around here. On top of this, the visual community of Warsaw is a little sparse. However, for those who are design-oriented, there is a bit more work to be had. Besides the gigantic orthopedic industry in Warsaw, motivated students will be able to find work in design close to school, but for the fine artists out there business will be hard to come by. Nothing is handed to the visual (art, design, etc.) students here... Except the textbooks, perhaps-- those are free if you return them at the end of the session! 3. Despite the gloomy review above, on Grace's campus there are many avenues to fund opportunities through. For example, a design friend of mine recently was able to do work for a local Special Needs studio by doing graphic design work for one of the artists there. (Redbird, if you feel the need to look it up) That's legitimate work! Moreover, I personally have had the opportunity to work as layout designer for the campus literary magazine, Inkspot. It wasn't paid, but I can tell you that the experience was insanely valuable. I will admit that such opportunities should be left alone until a sufficient enough knowledge of how to do graphic work is attained, but the opportunities are there, nonetheless. I wasn't paid for that particular work, and I cannot speak for the experience of my compatriot in the VCD department, but for those who have even an average understanding of layout or the adobe suite there are other opportunities like Roots Magazine, which is a paid position in which students are tasked with creating a sort of semi-annual yearbook. Other paid positions include layout editing for the campus newspaper, graphic design work for the events around campus, and graphic designers for the marketing department at Grace. As for art, the strong may flourish here, selling work if they've got the wherewithal, but the weak will crumple. One cannot float by in this program. However, hard work is recognized, and directly rewarded, so it's not all bad! 4. The three year program. In 2013 Grace decided to switch from a traditional semester-based college to one which offers two sessions a semester. I prefer calling them quarters for the sake of recognition but that's the term. The summer is also designated as a tuition free period, which means that students may take select classes, usually from the "CORE" classes. (Grace's liberal arts classes) This means that a student is able to graduate in *three years*. Generally, for departments like business this is a great decision! Get in, get a degree and get out before you end up paying for your fourth year! No strings attached! However, for certain programs this is to the detriment of the students. I won't say that Visual Communication Design is necessarily one of them, but students in Illustration and Art definitely hurt because of this. The structure of the classes might allow a 4-year to exit college with sufficient proficiency, but a three-year will be reeling still. Overall, Grace's visual programs have problems, but they also have some of the best programs for midwestern Christian colleges that I, and my contemporaries, have seen.

Dennis Brown

From what I can see things are much better financially for the school and the community impact is better than it use to be. I think that they have forgotten there Brethren beginnings with teaching.

Matthew Metzger

Grace College is a spectacular school. Grace is so special because of the unique combination of highly-qualified professors, a beautiful lakeside campus, and an awesome surrounding community.

Xavier Harris

Grace College has great professors who are willing to work with you one on one. They have regular office hours and are have a great willingness to help their students out. I think that is Grace's best quality is the Professors. They have years of real world knowledge that they bring to the table when it comes to teaching and the learning process at Grace. They want to get the students to be hands on and prepare them for the real world.

Ken Locke

A great liberal arts college that offers education with a Christian World View.

Jim Whitaker

Wonderful place !

Alexbuildit Productions

Great Place, Friendly People and good classes.