What division is Johnson & Wales (RI)?

Johnson & Wales (RI) competes at the NCAA Division III level in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC).

What GPA do you need for Johnson & Wales (RI)?

The average GPA at Johnson & Wales (RI) is 3.1. A competitive GPA is recommended for this program.

How big is Johnson & Wales (RI)?

Johnson & Wales (RI) has an enrollment of approximately 3,868 students in a urban setting.

What is the acceptance rate at Johnson & Wales (RI)?

Johnson & Wales (RI) has an acceptance rate of 88%.

How do I get recruited to play at Johnson & Wales (RI)?

To get recruited at Johnson & Wales (RI), start by building your athletic and academic profile on RawRecruit. Our AI Fit Score algorithm compares your stats against Johnson & Wales (RI)'s historical roster data across 5 dimensions. You can access coaching staff contact information including emails and phone numbers to reach out directly.

Johnson & Wales (RI)

Providence, RID-IIIGreat Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC)

Updated July 13, 2026

PBIVisit athletics site

NCAA Division III

Division

3,868

Enrollment

3.1

Avg GPA

88%

Acceptance

55%

Graduation

82%

Retention

What this means for recruiting: Competitive academics. Most recruits clear the 3.1+ GPA bar. Solid retention.

Johnson & Wales (RI) is a NCAA Division III program in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC), located in Providence, RI. We map basketball and track & field at Johnson & Wales (RI), with Fit Score matching across 5 dimensions and coaching staff and roster history for track & field. PBI designated institution.

Academics

Avg GPA

3.1

Graduation

55%

Acceptance

88%

Student:Faculty

14:1

Retention

82%

Campus & Location

Setting

Urban

Climate

Variable

Median Earnings

$35,802

Coaching Staff23 coaches across track & field

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About Johnson & Wales (RI) Athletics

Johnson & Wales (RI) is a NCAA Division III athletic program located in Providence, RI, competing in the Great Northeast Athletic Conference (GNAC). With an enrollment of 3,868 students, Johnson & Wales (RI) offers a mid-size campus environment for student-athletes. We map coaching staff and roster history for track & field at Johnson & Wales (RI), visible to signed-in athletes.

The average admissions GPA at Johnson & Wales (RI) is 3.1. The school maintains a 55% graduation rate.

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