What does Davenport University do?

Davenport University is a private, non-profit university established in 1866, located primarily at its W.A. Lettinga Campus near Grand Rapids, Michigan. The university has additional campuses across Michigan and offers online programs. It originated from the Grand Rapids Business College and has evolved significantly over the years, gaining accreditation in 1976 and becoming Davenport University in 2000 through a merger of several institutions. Davenport provides a wide range of academic programs, including associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees, as well as diplomas and post-graduate certifications in over 50 fields, with a focus on business, technology, and health professions. The university serves around 10,000 students, emphasizing small class sizes and high academic quality. Student life includes various organizations, residence halls, and athletic programs, with varsity sports teams known as the Panthers competing in the NAIA.