Admissions
Applying for college admission can be a stressful time for students and families alike, especially if it’s the first child in the family to do so. It is hard to know where you, as a parent or guardian, fit into the college decision journey and how to help! We wanted to give you tips and advice about how to support your student through this process as well as let you know that you are not alone!
Student Life
Do you remember the last time you had to make friends? For some of us, it was way back in elementary school. For others, like myself, maybe you had to move schools and start the process of making new friends in high school. No matter what, you must set out on this adventure of making new friends once again as you begin the next chapter of your life in college.
Paying for College
Scholarship Summit is almost here, and we want you to feel prepared and excited to participate in this event! This is an opportunity for George Fox admitted students to learn more about their academic department, meet professors, explore campus, and earn up to $3,000 in annual scholarship funds (up to $12,000 in college savings).
Admissions
The year 2020 will forever be remembered for the novel coronavirus that ravaged the world. The details are still a bit unknown, but it is believed that Washington state had the U.S.’s first case on Jan. 20. About five weeks later, Oregon reported its first case, and soon after Gov. Kate Brown announced that schools would close starting Monday, March 16. That was followed by a stay-at-home order on March 23. Students at George Fox went on spring break March 20-27 and were asked not to return to campus for the remainder of the semester.
Admissions
Senior Jessica Daugherty compares her fearful expectations of college professors when she was a high schooler to her overwhelmingly personal experience with them as a George Fox student. Sneak peak: they aren't scary goblins that assign 30 page papers!
Admissions
Senior Anna Gallagher writes about her experience accepting that friendships change after high school and provides some easy tips for preserving them. She also shares some insight: even if some friendships were temporary, it doesn't mean that they weren't valuable.