The Washington Post featured GPEP’s first graduation ceremony inside the prison. The event highlighted student success, Goucher’s commitment to a rigorous education for all students, and the transformational power of higher education.
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At Goucher College, we want to get to know you, your passions, your interests, and how you plan to contribute to our community. Therefore, we have been test optional since 2006.
The Goucher Edge is Goucher College's distinctive undergraduate experience that provides every student with an Edge.
An Individualized Student Success Team supports students and guides their self-discovery.
The Goucher Edgeby joining a close-knit and supportive community
Learning beyond the classroom is a priority at Goucher. In addition to study abroad and internships, you will take the skills you learn and effect positive change through our Community-Based Learning Program.
Our Career Education Office is designed to support you through the entire career process, from discovering what excites you to exploratory micro-internships to landing that first job after graduation.
We want to make exploring the world as rewarding as possible for you because we truly believe in the power of a global community.
And Goucher has scholarships available in order to help offset other costs associated with study abroad, such as travel.
At Goucher, experiencing the world is more than study abroad. Global perspectives come back to the classroom and are embedded in our curriculum and campus. You will have the advantage of gaining the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a global environment.
The Washington Post featured GPEP’s first graduation ceremony inside the prison. The event highlighted student success, Goucher’s commitment to a rigorous education for all students, and the transformational power of higher education.
Two reports rank Goucher's return on investment (ROI) for low-income students as one of the highest in the nation.
NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATORY POLICY AS TO STUDENTS: Goucher College admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin, sex, disability or age in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.