Academics

A few at a time.
Hands-on from day one.

A wide range of majors and minors, small classes, and close mentorship — with Principled Problem Solving and ethical leadership woven through the curriculum. You're known by name here, not by a seat number.

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Small classes · known by name

Ethical Leadership

Gain purpose as you prepare to become an ethical leader.

Go beyond the classroom to gain a deeper sense of your purpose and potential. Guilford will help you develop the ethical leadership skills that will help you live a life of integrity. See how you can use your talents to serve the world’s greater good.

Transformation and Inclusion

The Office of Transformation and Inclusion supports, coordinates and features the College’s diversity and inclusion efforts across campus, with a particular emphasis on responding to student voices. T&I consists of the Intercultural Engagement Center, Title IX and Equal Opportunity Office, the Bonner Center for Community Learning and Engagement, and the Wiser Justice program.

The Black History Month Planning Committee smiles for the camera!

Center for Principled Problem Solving (CPPS)

Experience hands-on, issue-based learning.

Host a youth summit in Rwanda. Stimulate curiosity in local students with science experiments.

Quaker Leadership Scholars Program (QLSP)

Discover an enriched way to experience Guilford and prepare to live as leaders.

This selective, four-year program is offered to Quaker and non-Quaker students.

Bonner Center for Community and Service Learning

Take your commitment to community further.

Confront environmental challenges in the Gullah Islands. Address homelessness locally.

Intercultural Engagement Center (IEC)

Diversity in action.

Educate, build relationships, and celebrate diversity and multiculturalism at Guilford.

A College That Changes Lives

For nearly 30 years, Guilford has gained national distinction as one of the 45 remarkable schools that appear in Loren Pope’s book. They represent institutions that are committed to a student-centered admission model, dispelling myths about a one-size-fits-all college choice.