May 3–5, 2019 Gcc.Edu/Familyweekend Dear Grove City College Family and Friends

may 3–5, 2019 gcc.edu/familyweekend Dear Grove City College Family and Friends,

Welcome to campus! We are so pleased to have you here for Family Weekend 2019.

This weekend, we will celebrate and appreciate the abilities and accomplishments of your sons and daughters. Activities include music, theater, athletics, research, art, innovation and dance. Many groups will host special meals for you as well. The goal is to showcase the work of our many wonderful students and enjoy their God-given gifts.

This celebration weekend is the result of many hours of planning and preparation by students and staff. We thank all who had a hand in these festivities and in making our campus more beautiful for you.

A special welcome to families of the Class of 2022, those special families whose students are completing their ﬁrst year at their Grove City College home.

Welcome again, and enjoy!

President Paul J. McNulty ’80 Brenda (Millican ’80) McNulty Contents

Letter from Senior & 1 Junior Chair

Full Schedule of 2 Weekend Events

Dining Options 10

Spring Dance Company 12

All-College Sing 15

In Appreciation 19 HELLO PARENTS AND FAMILIES! On behalf of the Family Weekend Committee and the student body of Grove City College, we welcome you to campus. We are delighted that you could join us! This weekend is a longstanding tradition that exists to recognize and celebrate the achievements of students, both this weekend and throughout the academic year.

We want to take a moment to thank you for your part in making this weekend a success. Due to your dedication and support, students have been given both the ability and opportunity to display their gifts and talents in a variety of ways. Across the campus, you will see events that showcase our supremely talented student body and the fruits of their labor. This weekend is an occasion for many families, some for the ﬁrst time, to experience the special atmosphere of Grove City College at its ﬁnest.

As you spend time with your family this weekend, we hope you feel the love that comes with being a part of the Grove City College family. We want to thank you once again for your continual and unrivaled support of the Grove City campus and community. Please enjoy your time on campus and make yourselves at home!

With joy,

Senior Chair Junior Chair Maddie Reapsome ’19 Laura Williams ’20

- 1 - Schedule of Events FRIDAY, MAY 3 8:30 am – 5 pm Grove City College Bookstore Open 9 am – 10 pm Student Art Exhibit Pew Fine Arts Center, Art Gallery 1 – 4 pm Wolverine Venture Battle and Innovation Showcase Hall of Arts and Letters, Sticht Lecture Hall 3 – 5 pm Bowling Alley Open for Families Physical Learning Center 3:30 – 5 pm Senior Engineering Design Open House Hoyt Hall Laboratories 4:30 – 5:30 pm Computer Science Senior Project Presentation STEM 051 6 pm Tau Alpha Pi One-Act Plays Pew Fine Arts Center, Little Theater* (*Note for all TAP One Acts - Seats will be held for advance ticket holders until 15 minutes before show time, at which time non-ticket-holder seating will be open as space allows.) 6 pm Grove City College Singers Pew Fine Arts Center, Arnold Recital Hall 6 – 9 pm Senior Engineering Design Presentations Hall of Arts and Letters - Rooms 208, 210, 308 and 310 7 – 11 pm Bowling Alley Open for Families Physical Learning Center 7:30 pm Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble Concert Pew Fine Arts Center, Ketler Auditorium 8 pm Spring Dance Company Physical Learning Center, Arena 8 pm Tau Alpha Pi One-Act Plays Pew Fine Arts Center, Little Theater*

- 2 - - 3 - SATURDAY, MAY 4 9 am – 12 pm Family Information/Check-In Center and Breakfast Breen Student Union (Continental breakfast available as first-come, first-served) 9 am – 4 pm WSAJ Radio Live Broadcast 91.1 FM Breen Student Union 9 am – 4 pm Grove City College Bookstore Open 9:30 am President and Mrs. McNulty’s Welcome Breen Student Union 9:30 – 11 am Student Research Showcase Breen Student Union, Upper Level 9:30 – 11 am Legacy Breakfast Carnegie Alumni Center, Colonnade (Pre-Registration Required) 10 am – 12 pm Admissions Office Pre-Scheduled Interviews/Tours Crawford Hall, Admissions Office 10 am – 12 pm Gamma Sigma Phi Family Brunch Physical Learning Center, IM Room 10 am – 5 pm Student Art Exhibit Pew Fine Arts Center, Art Gallery 10:45 – 11:30 am D.R.I.V.E. Drama Presentation Flagpole on Quad (rain location: Rathburn Hall, Grace Room) 11 am – 12:30 pm Sigma Theta Chi Family Brunch Old MAP Dining Room 11 am – 12:30 pm Sigma Delta Phi Parents Luncheon Breen Student Union, Great Room 11 am – 1 pm Beta Sigma Family Cookout Lincoln Patio (rain location: South Rec) 11 am – 1 pm Zeta Zeta Zeta Family Luncheon Ketler Rec 11 am – 1 pm Alpha Beta Tau Family Luncheon Grove City Masonic Hall 11 am – 2 pm Theta Alpha Pi Family Luncheon Grace Methodist Church 11 am – 2 pm Lunch Hicks Café, Pricing – Adults $7.25, 12 and under $3.75, Under 3 free 11:30 am – 3 pm Gamma Chi Family Luncheon Ketler Patio (rain location: Ketler Oak Room) 12 – 3 pm Sigma Alpha Sigma Family Luncheon Hopeman Lawn (continued on next page) - 4 - 12:30 pm Tau Alpha Pi One-Act Plays Pew Fine Arts Center, Little Theater (*Note for all TAP One Acts - Seats will be held for advance ticket holders until 15 minutes before show time, at which time non-ticket-holder seating will be open as space allows.) 12:30 pm Spring Dance Company Show Physical Learning Center, Arena 1 pm Baseball Game vs. Geneva College R. Jack Behringer Field 1:30 pm College Jazz Ensemble Pew Fine Arts Center, Ketler Auditorium (live coverage on WSAJ 91.1 FM) 2:30 – 4:30 pm Admissions Siblings Reception Breen Student Union, Great Room 3 pm Tau Alpha Pi One-Act Plays Pew Fine Arts Center, Little Theater* 3 – 5 pm Bowling Alley Open for Families Physical Learning Center 4 – 6:15 pm Family Weekend Dinner MAP Café (Limited event-day registration at door) 7 – 11 pm Bowling Alley Open for Families Physical Learning Center 7 pm All-College Sing Physical Learning Center, Arena (live coverage on WSAJ 91.1 FM) Awards ceremony to follow including group academic and athletic awards www.gcc.edu/livestream

SUNDAY, MAY 5 10 am Morning Worship Service Harbison Chapel The Rev. Dr. D. Dean Weaver ’86, Commissioning of 2019 Red Box Missionaries www.gcc.edu/livestream 11 am – 2 pm Brunch MAP Café, No reservation required, standard cafeteria prices apply 3 pm The Revelation Ringers Spring Concert Tower Presbyterian Church - 5 - THANK YOU!

Grove City College thanks all parents and grandparents, past and present, who continue to support this institution. Each student is the recipient of someone's generosity.

Every gift to Full Circle, the Annual Fund enhances the education of current students – that's your child or grandchild – as well as those who follow.

We invite you to join the more than 580 parents who have already made a gift to Full Circle, the Annual Fund this ﬁscal year!

Ofﬁce of Advancement 100 Campus Drive Grove City, PA 16127 (866) 386-3422 www.alumni.gcc.edu/givenow - 6 - 27 MADISON AVENUE

SOCCER P-15 BASEBALL SOCCER

P-17 SOFTBALL P-16 5 6

EAST PINE STREET 28 4 Wolf Creek 3 2 P-14 P-13 25 Rainbow Bridge 80 TENNIS 19 1 173 P-10 (Business District)

CAMPUS DRIVE Nature Trail 20 THORN FIELD P-9 P-12 26

SOUTH BROAD STREET BROAD SOUTH 23

79 258 EAST MAIN STREET 30 Main Entrance 31 32

GREENWOOD DRIVE P-11 WALNUT STREET P-8 173

P-18 To Slippery Rock

EAST POPLAR STREET

Crawford Hall

EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PHONE NUMBERS: (Dial 9 if calling from a campus phone) Campus Safety: Emergency 724-458-3000, Non-Emergency 724-458-2111 Outside Campus Emergencies: 911 Grove City Medical Center: 724-450-7000

LOST AND FOUND WIFI ACCESS GO MOBILE! The lost and found is Use GCC-Guest Wi-Fi To access a complete Family located in the Campus Network. Create a Guest Weekend schedule online, Safety Ofﬁce in the Account and Self Register. just visit alumni.gcc.edu/ basement of Crawford Hall. Click the Log In Button fwschedule on bottom of page after completing registration. Share your photos on social media with the hashtag #gccfw19 We’ll compile a Flickr gallery of the weekend’s best photos. If you use the hashtag, yours could be one of them! VENUE P-1 Student Lot 1 SOCCER INTRAMURAL FIELD INTRAMURAL FIELD 9 P-4 P-2 Student Lot 2 7 10 P-3 Student Lot 3 8 29 12 P-5 MADISON AVENUE 11 P-6

16 13 18 15 14 17 P-7

8 22 21

58 EAST MAIN STREET

1 Crawford Hall 17 Hopeman Hall 2 Harbison Chapel 18 Lincoln Hall 3 Mary Anderson Pew South Hall 19 Isaac C. Ketler Hall 4 Mary Anderson Pew West Hall 20 Memorial Hall 5 Mary Anderson Pew North Hall 21 Zerbe Health Center 6 Mary Ethel Pew Hall 22 President’s House 7 Helen Harker Hall 23 Cunningham House 8 Rockwell Hall of Science 24 Carnegie Alumni Center 9 Physical Learning Center & Alumni Hall 25 Phillips Field House 10 Hall of Arts & Letters 26 Colonial Hall Apartments 11 Hoyt Hall of Engineering 27 Central Receiving 12 Breen Student Union 28 Rathburn Hall 13 J. Howard Pew Fine Arts Center 29 STEM Hall 14 Hicks Hall 30 Stewart House 15 Weir C. Ketler 31 Lascell House Technological Learning Center 32 Larry House 16 Henry Buhl Library

Restrooms For handicapped accessible restrooms, please visit the Hall of Arts and Letters, Breen Student Union, Rathburn Hall, Crawford Hall or Carnegie Alumni Center. All Grove City College clothing, diploma frames, and select gift items May 3-4 Friday Saturday 8:30 am – 5 pm 9 am – 4 pm

- 9 - Dining Options

Visitors to Grove City College will ﬁnd numerous dining options both on and off campus. From casual and quick-service establishments to sit-down and formal dining, visitors can choose from a wide variety of restaurants and eateries located just minutes from Grove City College.

ON CAMPUS DINING: Breakfast, lunch, and dinner meals will be served cafeteria style in Hicks Café.

Breakfast 8 – 9:30 a.m. Age 12 to adult: $4.75 Children under age 12: $2.25 Children under age 3: Free

Lunch 11 a.m. – 2 p.m. Age 12 to adult: $7.25 Children under age 12: $3.75 Children under age 3: Free

Dinner 4 – 6:30 p.m. Age 12 to adult: $8.75 Children under age 12: $4.50 Children under age 3: Free

LOCAL GROVE CITY SPECIALTIES: Beans on Broad, Broad Street Grille, Coffaro’s Pizza, Jin Sushi, Jordans Restaurant & Pizzeria, Nonni’s Corner Trattoria, Subway, Sweet Jeanie’s, Voodoo Brewery

JUST OUTSIDE OF TOWN: Debbie & Mike’s Good Wings, Jean’s Super Subs, Main Street Diner, Perkins

DINING NEAR GROVE CITY PREMIUM OUTLETS: Blackout Burger, Compadres Mexican Restaurant, Eat ’n Park, Hoss’s, Kings, Primanti Brothers, Timbercreek Tap and Table

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SPRING DANCE COMPANY PRESENTS: Inspirations Senior Head Choreographer – Caroline Coulter ’19 Junior Head Choreographer – Makayla Himes ’20 Advisor – Kevin Garvey Emcees – Emily Stein ’20 and Quinn Walker ’19

The Best Things Happen While You're Dancing – Choreographed by Rachel Brodine ’20 Adam Atwell ’21 Caroline Coulter ’19 Jared Kettinger ’21 Gretchen Stockschlaeder ’19 Rachel Brodine ’20 Tshawn Hicks ’19 Janae Powell ’21 Ashlyn Tucker ’22 David Cheung ’19 Zack Kenyon ’20 Maddie Reapsome ’19 John Wishing ’22

Bills – Lizzy Higgins ’21 and Sarah Smith ’22 Jackson Fyfe ’20 Lizzy Higgins ’21 Sophia Listenberger ’21 Karlee Schneider ’21 Johanna Gamble ’22 Heather Hondel ’21 Gillian Mazurek ’19 Sarah Smith ’22 Matt Gervasi ’20 April Huffman ’22 Pearl Scalzo ’19 Sabrina Stabler ’20

I’ve Got to See You Again – Choreographed by Pearl Scalzo ’19 Adam Atwell ’21 Caroline Coulter ’19 Jared Kettinger ’21 Meg Prescott ’22 Matthew Bennett ’21 Jackson Fyfe ’20 Lisa Ma ’19 Sarah Smith ’22 David Cheung ’19 Tshawn Hicks ’19 Lily Novak ’22 Pearl Scalzo ’19

Carry You – Choreographed by Karen LeDuc ’19 Hannah Bowser ’22 Sarah Halmrast ’19 Janae Powell ’21 Ashlyn Tucker ’22 Rachel Brodine ’20 Julia Helmich ’21 Lauren Roach ’22 Stephanie Walker ’19 Jessica Ewing ’22 Lola Olson ’21 Kylie Syska ’22

Americano – Choreographed by Kevin Garvey and Caroline Coulter ’19 Caroline Coulter ’19 Zoe Goncz ’22 Lola Olson ’21 Maria DiStasi ’22 Kate Lonergan ’19 Caitlyn Watkinson ’20

Star Wars – Choreographed by David Cheung ’19 Adam Atwell ’21 David Cheung ’19 Jared Kettinger ’21 Josiah Sawyer ’19 Matthew Bennett ’21 Tshawn Hicks ’19 Noah Lawrence ’21 Cole Stinebiser ’21 Zach Berry ’19 Zack Kenyon ’20 Sam Roettger ’21 John Wishing ’22 Cameron Buchalter ’20

(continued on next page) - 12 - Running – Choreographed by Paige Stitt ’21 Caroline Coulter ’19 Julia Helmich ’21 Sophia Listenberger ’21 Summer Sensinger ’22 Kaitlin Gionta ’21 Lizzy Higgins ’21 Kate Lonergan ’19 Paige Stitt ’21 Zoe Goncz ’22 April Huffman ’22 Lola Olson ’21 Abigail Thompson ’19 Macy Hall ’20 Emma Kirk ’22 Lauren Roach ’22 Stephanie Walker ’19 Sarah Halmrast ’19 Karen Leduc ’19 Stephanie Schaefer ’19 Caitlyn Watkinson ’20

Mi Gente – Choreographed by Tshawn Hicks ’19 and Serenity Morris ’22 Rachel Brodine ’20 Sarah Halmrast ’19 Meg Prescott ’22 Gretchen Stockschlaeder ’19 Cameron Buchalter ’21 Gabby Hickly ’22 Maddie Reapsome ’19 Ashlyn Tucker ’22 Jackson Fyfe ’21 Jared Kettinger ’21 Sam Roettger ’21 Breanne Wenk ’20 Katy Grieco ’22 Lily Novak ’22 Karlee Schneider ’21 John Wishing ’22

Set Me Free – Choreographed by Kate Lonergan ’19 Maddy Brake ’19 Zoe Goncz ’22 Kate Lonergan ’19 Kylie Syska ’22 Caroline Coulter ’19 Lizzy Higgins ’21 Lola Olson ’21 Abigail Thompson ’19 Kaitlin Gionta ’21 Makayla Himes ’20 Gabby Ross ’20 Caitlyn Watkinson ’20

Simple – Choreographed by Gretchen Stockschlaeder ’19 Adam Atwell ’21 David Cheung ’19 Lisa Ma ’19 Meg Prescott ’22 Alicia Beaujon ’21 Jacob Green ’22 Lily Novak ’22 Karlee Schneider ’21 Matthew Bennett ’21 Tshawn Hicks ’19 Ethan Pierson ’22 Gretchen Stockschlaeder ’19

Not Right Now – Choreographed by Caroline Coulter ’19 Maddy Brake ’19 Lauren Foster ’19 Kate Lonergan ’19 Paige Stitt ’21 Caroline Coulter ’19 Zoe Goncz ’22 Lola Olson ’21 Abigail Thompson ’19 Maria DiStasi ’22 Julia Helmich ’21

Bottom of the River – Choreographed by Lola Olson ’21 Rachel Brodine ’20 Zoe Goncz ’22 Lizzy Higgins ’21 Lola Olson ’21 Jess Ewing ’22 Katy Greico ’22 Karen LeDuc ’19 Lauren Roach ’22 Kaitlin Gionta ’21 Sarah Halmrast ’19 Emily Merrick ’21

If My Friends Could See Me Now – Choreographed by Makayla Himes ’20 Jess Ewig ’22 Makayla Himes ’20 Summer Sensinger ’22 Kaitlin Gionta ’21 Kylee McLafferty ’21 Stephanie Walker ’19

Via Dolorosa – Choreographed by Kevin Garvey Caroline Coulter ’19 Zoe Goncz ’22 Karen Leduc ’19 Lola Olson ’21 Maria DiStasi ’22 Julia Helmich ’21 Kate Lonergan ’19 Abigail Thompson ’19

- 13 - - 14 - 64TH ANNUAL All-College Sing Physical Learning Center, Arena | 7 p.m.

Masters of Ceremonies – Liam Atkins ’20 and Dan Gibson ’19

Sigma Alpha Sigma – 5000 Candles in the Wind – 1 by Mouse Rat Malachi Lyon ’21, Leader and Accompanist Meghan Izak ’19 and Leah Klinvex ’19, Choreographers

Alpha Beta Tau – Ain’t No Mountain High Enough – 2 by Nickolas Ashford and Valerie Simpson Allyson Davies ’20, Leader Micah Mooney ’20, Accompanist Lili Totten ’19 and Macy Hall ’20, Choreographers

Delta Iota Kappa – Day-O (The Banana Boat Song) – 1 by Harry Belafonte John Condon ’21, Leader Michael Farley ’19, Accompanist Megan McGinnis ’19 and Breanne Wenk ’21, Choreographers

Sigma Delta Phi – I’ll Be There For You – 2 by Michael Skloff Catherine Haas ’20, Leader Brandon Johnson ’19, Accompanist Katy Miller ’21, Choreographer

Alpha Omega – It’s Going to Be Me – 3 by *NSYNC Isaac Williams ’19, Leader Anthony LaRosa ’20 and Bailey Mantzell ’22, Accompanists Sarah Halmrast ’19, Choreographer

Phi Tau Alpha – J. G. Wentworth – 1 by Jonathan Gregory Wentworth Tim Collins ’20, Leader Geoff Matthews ’20, Accompanist Kyle Smith ’20, Choreographer

Miss Independent – Best of the Bellas – 4 by Pitch Perfect Aly Kruger ’19 and Emma Vanderlinden ’19, Leaders Sabrina Stabler ’20, Choreographer

(continued on next page) - 15 - - 16 - Zeta Xi Omega (Zenoids) – Any Way You Want It – 3 by Journey Shawn Galbreath ’19, Leader Abigail Burkholder ’21, Accompanist Paul Owens ’21, Choreographer

Sigma Theta Chi – 2002 – 2 by Anne Marie Lindsey Lanham ’20, Leader Alia Sparks ’21, Assistant Leader Moriah Mosher ’19 and Chris Wolfe ’20, Accompanists Rachael Mossgrove ’19, Choreographer

Pan Sophic – Chemical Worker’s Song – 1 by Great Big Sea Kyu Hyeon Lee ’19, Leader Jerrod Borkey ’16, Accompanist Lola Olson ’21, Choreographer

Theta Alpha Pi – Rockin’ Robin – 2 by Bobby Day Elizabeth Finnegan ’21, Leader and Accompanist Caroline Coulter ’19 and Abigail Thompson ’19, Choreographers

INTERMISSION

Alpha Epsilon Chi – I’m Gonna Be (500 Miles) – 3 by The Proclaimers Jon Lees ’19, Leader Weston Barrett ’20, Accompanist Noah Gould ’20 and Caroline Parker ’20, Choreographer

Gamma Sigma Phi – God Bless the U.S.A. – 2 by Lee Greenwood Emma Kirk ’22, Leader Julia Knepper ’21, Accompanist Brianne Crouthamel ’20 and Emma Kirk ’22t, Choreographers

Adelphikos – Now That We’re Men – 1 by Rodger Bumpas David Perrine ’19, Leader Brandon Johnson ’19, Accompanist Abigail Parsons ’21, Choreographer

Gamma Chi – Africa – 2 by Toto Natalie Dell ’20, Leader Lillie Bovard-Jones ’19 and Chas Bomgardner ’19, Accompanist Ashley Raine ’19 and Gabby Ross ’20, Choreographers

- 17 - Sigma Phi Omicron – I Wanna Dance With Somebody – 3 by Whitney Houston Joe Colosimo ’20, Leader Peter Stauffer ’21, Accompanist Maddie Reapsome ’19 and McKenzie Black ’19, Choreographers

Kappa Alpha Phi – The Joker – 1 by Steve Miller Garrett Jacobs ’20 and Marcus Woodford ’21, Leaders and Choreographers Jacob Schiela ’20, Accompanist

Phi Sigma Chi – Holding Out For a Hero – 2 by Jim Steinman Breanne Wenk ’20, Leader Stephan Nash ’20 and Christopher Woullard ’20, Accompanists Breanne Wenk ’20, Choreographer

Rho Rho Rho – Hooked on a Feeling – 3 by Blue Swede Micah Mooney ’20, Leader Rachel Brodine ’21, Choreographer

Zeta Zeta Zeta – Roar – 2 by Katy Perry Erin Shortall ’19, Leader Noah Allen ’19 and Chas Bomgardner ’19, Accompanists Karen LeDuc ’19, Jordan Luntz ’20 and Erin Shortall ’19, Choreographers

Omicron Xi – Steal My Girl – 1 by One Direction Ethan Peterson ’19, Leader Jack Everett ’21, Accompanist Abigail Thompson ’19 and Paige Stitt ’21, Choreographers

KEY FOR GROUPS COMPETING: 1- Greek Men 3- Independent Men’s Groups 2- Greek Women 4- Non-Afﬁliated Women’s Groups

Note: Non-Afiliated Groups are judged within themselves rather than competing with the Greek or Independent Men’s Groups.

- 18 - In Appreciation Family Weekend is the product of a signiﬁcant amount of time and effort from many people. We extend a sincere thank you to all individuals, ofﬁces and campus groups who have made the success of Family Weekend 2019 possible.

Coordinator - Tricia Corey Faculty and Staff Leadership Team Tricia Corey, All-College Sing Barbra (Bartos ’92) Munnell, All-College Sing Kevin Garvey, Spring Dance Company

FAMILY WEEKEND 2019 COMMITTEE Overall Chair Senior ...... MaddieReapsome ’19 Junior ...... LauraWilliams ’20

Family Dinner Senior ...... JacqueWillis ’19 Junior ...... CorrineDay ’20

Spring Dance Senior ...... CarolineCoulter ’19 Junior ...... MakaylaHimes ’20 Emcees ...... EmilyStein ’20 QuinnWalker ’19

All College Sing Afiliated Women Senior...... Brooke Bimber ’19 Junior ...... TorresKearney ’20 AfiliatedMen Senior...... Michael Slattery ’19 Junior ...... JoshKirk ’20 UnafiliatedWomen Senior...... Anna Brower ’19 Junior ...... MaddieCrytzer ’21 UnafiliatedMen Senior...... Anthony LaRosa ’19 Junior ...... AdamRoss ’21 Emcees ...... LiamAtkins ’20 DanielGibson ’19

- 19 - HOW DO WE COMPARE?

Christ-Centered Community. Incredible Outcomes.

Grove City College generates student outcomes among the top 13% of colleges and universities including a 96% job placement rate within 6 months of graduation. See how we compare1:

Top 17 Private Top 7 Public Grove City Competitors Competitors

Freshman retention rate 90% 84% 85%

4-year graduation rate 79% 62% 46%

Alumni earnings 0–5 years $50,700 $46,853 $48,843

Alumni earnings >10 years $101,200 $87,047 $90,717

% of scholarships funded by college 100% 8% N/A endowments & donors

% of scholarships funded by peer 0% 92% N/A students and paper discounts2

Student loan payoff (10-year term) 3 years early – –

Student loan default rate <1% 4% 7%

Average SAT3 1248 1136 1098

Midpoint ACT 27 25 24

1 Data derived from Payscale.com and The Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System. 2 Most people are not aware that most private college scholarships are funded primarily by discounts (like coupons) and student subsidies (i.e., some students pay more than others; their excess payments are used to fund classmate scholarships). See Center for Vision & Values article “How Colleges Overcharge in the Name of ‘Scholarships.’” www.visionandvalues.org/author/p-jesse-rine/ 3 Grove City College- accepts 20 Classic - Learning Test (CLT) scores. Friday, May 17, 2019 – 7 p.m.

SATURDAY, MAY 18, 2019 – 10 a.m.

ENJOY THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR FAMILIES TO BE ON CAMPUS! Friday, October 4th: Homecoming Hangout in Hicks Café Saturday, October 5th: Academic Breakfasts – meet your student’s professors, Watch the parade, Parent/Grandparent Lunch – Eat lunch with your student, Cheer on the Wolverines at the Football Game REGISTER BEGINNING JUNE 1 AT ALUMNI.GCC.EDU/HOMECOMING