Campus Life is for Everyone
Kuyper College campus life is inclusive of residential, nonresidential, and nontraditional students. We have students from all over the world, from every walk of life and from many denominations. We gain insight by getting to know one another, by studying side by side, and by preparing for future work for the advancement of the kingdom. In short, there are social, spiritual, and academic opportunities for all students. To learn more about campus life click here to view the Student Handbook.
Kuyper College strives to make nonresidential and nontraditional students feel welcome. The term "nontraditional" refers to students who may have families, are over the age of 25, are going back to college to earn a degree to supplement their careers, or are pursuing new careers.
The College encourages nonresidential and nontraditional students to be part of the campus community by using campus facilities and by participating in activities. For example, nonresidential and nontraditional students are invited to use the lounges in Schaal and Timmer Residence Halls and the 2nd floor atrium just outside of the Zondervan Library. In the DeWitt Student Center, you'll also find the Study Room, where you can kick up your feet and relax. It's a good place to do some studying, enjoy good conversation, or just do some people-watching.
Another common area is the campus Rec Room, which features a big-screen TV and DISH satellite offerings and ping-pong. All students are also encouraged to take advantage of the Boonstra Fitness Center.
A small kitchen off of the Rec Room and Study Room is provided for all students, but is especially handy for commuting students wishing to heat up a meal. There you'll find a refrigerator, toaster oven, microwave, toaster and coffee pot. There are also various vending machines throughout the campus.
Evening Classes
Kuyper College offers a variety of evening classes every semester to accommodate students who work full-time jobs during the day.
Connectivity through Technology
Nonresidential and nontraditional students are also invited to take advantage of campus technology by using the various computer labs, wireless 
campus and other technological resources. All Kuyper College e-mail accounts can be accessed wherever there's an Internet connection.
Please note: There are some restrictions placed on the use of Library computers. Please see the Computer Use Handbook or click here.
We Welcome All Denominations
While Kuyper College adheres to Reformed worldview, our students come from many diverse denominational backgrounds.
We Welcome People from All Cultures
Kuyper College is committed to being a genuinely Christ-centered, multi-culturally inclusive community. We work very hard to intentionally incorporate awareness, knowledge, and appreciation of other cultures and traditions into student life and into classroom instruction.
We're dedicated to finding appropriate ways of becoming more consciously aware of the strengths and weaknesses of the cultures and traditions that have shaped our institution in the past. It's our goal to find appropriate ways of recruiting, retaining, and graduating more students from numerous ethnic, denominational, and cultural backgrounds, as well as attracting more faculty, staff, and administrators from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
At Kuyper College, we're striving to develop an environment that allows diverse cultures and people to thrive.
Support for International Students
Realizing the challenges faced by international students in their adjustment to college life, Kuyper College provides assistance with completing government paperwork, obtaining housing during semester breaks, and becoming acclimated to American culture. Mary VanderMeer, international student services coordinator, can be reached at mvandermeer@kuy
per.edu or at (616) 988-3678. She's specially trained to help international students during the admissions process and throughout their time at the College.
Support for Persons with Disabilities
The Kuyper College campus is barrier free, allowing persons with disabilities access to all buildings. There is an elevator in the Academic Building to assist with physical disabilities, and accommodations are available in residence halls and apartment buildings that enable students with disabilities to live comfortably on campus.
The Academic Support Office also strives to make academics and all other activities inclusive for students who may have physical or learning disabilities. For more information, contact Andrew Zwart at azwart@kuyper.edu or at (616) 988-3688.