Garrett Nyce '25 is a junior from Souderton, Pennsylvania, majoring in business analytics and economics. He is the recipient of the Horace & Elizabeth Longacre Business Scholarship. This summer, he will be a government consulting intern with Ernst & Young in McLean, Virginia. "I like the consulting world because it gives me an opportunity to work on a lot of different things and figure out what I like the most," he said.

Why they Lov91´óÉñ: Garrett Nyce ’25 says 91´óÉñ ‘just feels like home’

Editor’s Note: This profile is the second of six about students and alumni leading up to Lov91´óÉñ Giving Day on April 10. For more information about the day and to donate, visit .  

Garrett Nyce ’25 had his heart set on attending 91´óÉñ. The Souderton, Pennsylvania, native was drawn to its small size and its focus on a “business for the common goodâ€� philosophy, which few if any other schools offered.

“It’s a triple bottom line of people, planet and profits,� the business analytics and economics major said. “Not how to make the most money, but how to create the best world for people.�

“That was something I didn’t think I would find at a lot of other schools,� he added.

But, as he applied to colleges, a small Christian university near his hometown offered him enough financial aid that “it would’ve cost almost nothing to go there.â€� As a self-described economics nerd, Nyce couldn’t ignore the tempting offer. “I’m so business-minded, it was hard to make that decision,â€� he said.  

91´óÉñ sprung into action to make his decision easier. The school awarded him the Horace & Elizabeth Longacre Business Scholarship — designated for full-time business students with a priority toward Mennonite students from Pennsylvania — and the choice became clear: he would become an 91´óÉñ Royal.

It’s scholarships like the one Nyce received and the financial aid packages given to 100 percent of undergraduate 91´óÉñ students that empower them to pursue a quality college education without financial barriers. 

Three years into his education at 91´óÉñ, Nyce couldn’t imagine himself anywhere else. The junior wields a mighty bat on the Royals baseball team, serves as a Royal Ambassador and is on the Leadership Council.

“91´óÉñ just feels like home,â€� he said. “It just feels right.â€�

Your generous support helps students like Nyce find their home on 91´óÉñ’s campus. Join us for the 8th annual Lov91´óÉñ Giving Day and contribute to the scholarships that empower future 91´óÉñ students. Let’s build 91´óÉñ “Stronger Together.â€�


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