Parent FAQs

Yes. Grace College offers a variety of merit-based scholarships, grants, campus jobs and loans. In order to be considered for need-based awards, you must file the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). You will automatically be considered for and awarded merit-based scholarships and notified when admission is granted. See Financial Aid for more information or contact your Admissions Counselor.

There are two payment options. The first is to pay each semester’s balance before the semester begins. The second option Grace offers is an affordable approach to paying for each semester’s balance. Students or parents can enroll in a semester monthly payment plan. Payment plans are offered for the Fall and Spring semesters. Read more here.

Health services are provided for on-campus students in an attempt to meet the general health needs of students. A registered nurse is available daily to assist in medical emergencies and care for illnesses.  The registered nurse works closely with a local physician when needed. If a student is too ill to get to the health center, a nurse will personally come to his or her dorm room and care for his or her needs. For more serious medical needs, Kosciusko Community Hospital and Parkview Warsaw Hospital (major medical centers) are less than three miles away.

Grace College students feel very safe, largely because of our great location. In addition, there are keyed entrances to residence halls and rooms and well-lit sidewalks. Campus Safety is more than willing to escort students across campus after dark.

Spiritual formation is one of the most important aspects of campus life at Grace. We want to provide an environment that fosters community, encouragement, and spiritual growth. We work to accomplish this in three specific ways: through chapel, ministry teams,  and growth groups.

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Subscribe to the Apparently Newsletter, check out the campus calendar, and listen to chapel messages on Youtube or the Grace Story Podcast.

Academic advisors are faculty members who meet with students in their programs to help students stay on track academically. Students can meet with their advisors to discuss registering for classes on our scheduled Advising Days (one in fall and spring semesters).  Classes are canceled on these days to ensure students can meet with their advisors. Advisors can be reached outside of these days via email or by setting up an appointment during their office hours.

First year students are required to participate in the First-Year Experience program. This includes extracurricular programming such as the new student orientation, the Hike, and Growth Groups. It also enrolls students in the following courses: First-Year Foundations, Exploring the Bible, Essentials of Behavioral Science, and Current Issues in Historical Context. All students are required to attend mandatory hall meetings (once a month) and chapel (Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays).

See more at First-Year Experience or Grace College Core Curriculum.