Join a community where you can belong, be loved, and be purposeful. Transferring to Grace Christian University will be one of the most rewarding decisions you make. Welcome home.
Step 1: Apply
Submit the fast application online
Step 2: Submit Your Documents
- Official High School Transcript
- Official ACT or SAT Scores (Grace’s College Codes: ACT-2001 and SAT-0809)
- Official College Transcripts from all colleges attended
- Pastoral Reference
- Educator Reference
After we receive all the needed application pieces, you should hear from the acceptance committee within two weeks. Feel free to contact your Enrollment Advisor at any point to check on your application’s status.
Step 3: Make Your Deposit
To secure your enrollment, you must submit a $100 deposit. This deposit is refundable until May 15th.
Admissions Requirements
Grace Christian University reviews students holistically for admission. This process includes the review of completed college coursework and a pastoral recommendation. For students who have completed less than 15 credit hours in college, standardized test scores (SAT or ACT) and a transcript showing a final high school GPA and graduation date will also be required. Students are encouraged to apply with a 2.5 cumulative college GPA. Students who fall below this criteria are still encouraged to apply and will be reviewed on an individual basis.
Course Equivalency Guides
- Grand Rapids Community College
- Kalamazoo Valley Community College
- Lansing Community College
- Mid Michigan Community College
- Montcalm Community College
- Muskegon Community College
Course Transfer Criteria
- Obtained by a regionally or ABHE accredited institution
- 100-level or higher
- Achieved a C- or higher for the course
- Courses from an unaccredited Bible college may be accepted with written proof of acceptance from three other accredited institutions
- Once transfer credits have been granted, a subsequent change of program or major may result in a change in the number of transfer credits accepted.
Tuition & Financial Aid
*evaluation is considered unofficial and is subject to change once official transcripts are received.
