Grace College and Theological Seminary

With 1,817 undergraduates (61% female, 39% male), Grace fosters a close-knit community through dorm life and Student Activities Board events like dances and intramural sports. The seminary in Akron, Ohio, adds a layer of theological rigor, while Winona Lake’s campus emphasizes spiritual growth through chapel services and discipleship programs. Housing is guaranteed for all four years, with residence life staff actively shaping Christian community.

Grace boasts a 70% six-year graduation rate, outperforming many peers. Within four years, 48% of students complete their degrees, rising to 54% by year five. Alumni median family income is $76,100, with 20% coming from the top income quintile. The college ranks #1 among Brethren Church-affiliated institutions for completion rates.

While the sticker price hits $44,122 for tuition and fees, 99% of undergraduates receive aid, bringing the average net price?Net priceWhat a family actually pays after grants and scholarships are subtracted from the sticker price — usually far less than the published cost. down to $21,680. Scholarships for ACT scores (averaging 23) and GPA (3.59+) significantly offset costs. The college’s affordability calculator helps families project aid packages, which average $17,772 per student.

Grace’s accelerated degree options—like three-year bachelor’s programs—cater to goal-oriented students, while its seminary integration offers rare theological depth for a small college. The 82% admission rate belies its academic rigor, with test scores and graduation rates rivaling more selective schools. Winona Lake’s serene setting and 100% Christ-centered curriculum create a distinctive environment where business majors and future pastors debate scripture over intramural volleyball.