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Uniquely Guilford

At Guilford, you won’t feel like you're on a treadmill chasing a diploma. You’ll be too busy diving into a hands-on liberal arts experience where big ideas actually do something — like solve problems, and shape lives (including yours). You'll be surrounded by professors who know you by your name, your goals, and probably your favorite coffee. You’ll live and learn by values — Community, Diversity, Equality, Excellence, Integrity, Justice, and Stewardship — rooted in our Quaker heritage but made for today’s world. And you’ll be surrounded by classmates who are just as curious, passionate, and real as you. Guilford isn’t just college—it’s the kind of education our future is counting on.
Tiny Guilford exceeded Jacob Mitchell's big dreams

He came to Guilford for college but found a home—professors who knew him, classmates who had his back, and a community that felt like family.
Guilford expanded Tamryn Herring's world and friends circle

She stepped out of her comfort zone and into the Honors Program — and never looked back. That singular brave move, she says, made all the difference.
Larry McMillian likes computers. And Jazz. Guilford delivered.

Larry took Guilford’s well-rounded liberal arts education for a spin — and it’s navigating the real world like a pro. With sharpened thinking, problem-solving, and communication skills, he’s not just keeping up — he’s leading the pack.
Grace Christiansen turned the world into her classroom

Guilford offered Grace a new way to learn — hands-on, minds-on, and anything but ordinary. She didn’t just pack her bags; she packed her curiosity and hit the road running.
Izaac MacGuire appreciates the faculty support at Guilford

Izaac knew he'd have backup on the baseball field — but he didn’t expect the classroom to feel like part of the team, too. Turns out, Guilford’s got your back whether you're swinging a bat or studying for stats.
Brooks Stemple treasures his faculty relationships

Brooks says Guilford professors didn’t just teach him finance — they invested in him. Thanks to their support and mentoring, he graduated with more than a degree; he left with a solid portfolio of skills and confidence.
A liberal arts education infused with Quaker ethics

Julia Spoor enjoyed values like Diversity, Equality, Excellence, Integrity, Justice, Stewardship and Community, and Integrity woven into her classes.
Some schools preach values. Guilford lives them.

A College that practices Community, Diversity, Equality, Excellence, Integrity, Justice and Stewardship? Carly Richards can't wait.