Princeton Review Recognizes Grove City in Best Colleges Guide

GROVE CITY, Pa. – The Princeton Review has again recognized Grove City College in The Best 390 Colleges guide for 2025.

Schools selected for inclusion in the guide represent the top 15% of the nation’s colleges and universities, based on a variety of student-centered metrics, including cost, value, academics and quality of life that are evaluated by The Princeton Review.

“It’s important for students to know that Grove City College measures up when it comes to quality and value. This recognition by The Princeton Review demonstrates that it doesn’t just measure up, but stands out,” said Paul J. McNulty, president of Grove City College. “Our distinctive, Christ-centered living and learning experience provides students with the knowledge, skills and wisdom to succeed and serve the common good.”

The Princeton Review’s guide, which regularly recognizes Grove City College, also listed the college as a Best Value choice for prospective students and one of the Best Colleges in the Mid-Atlantic Region.

“At Grove City College, students pursue truth freely, grow in deep-rooted community and learn to serve others confidently,” said Lee Wishing, the college’s vice president for student recruitment and chief marketing officer. “The Princeton Review’s stamp of approval is a valuable indicator of Grove City College’s status for prospective students and their families.”

Rob Franek, editor-in-chief of The Princeton Review and author of the guide, said the colleges that are profiled are “truly a select group.” The educational services and test prep company relies on empirical data and student survey responses to choose the schools that are profiled – but not ranked – in the annual guide.

Published by The Business Journal, Youngstown, Ohio.