Admissions
Alumnus and now admissions counselor Keisha Gordon shares her experience as a student of color at George Fox University. She dives in to scholarships, getting connected, and feeling like there is a place for her at George Fox.
Admissions
Have you ever heard the term “first generation” or “first-gen”? This language is talked about frequently in regards to college students, but can sound ambiguous. The definition of a first-generation student is “scholars for whom neither parent/guardian has completed a bachelor’s degree.”
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
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.
Admissions
We know the admissions process can be extremely overwhelming, especially if it's your first time applying to college. We want to make sure you have a smooth, easy-to-understand admissions process. Here is a series of George Fox admissions terms you may come across during your college-decision journey.