Hillsdale At A Glance
Type of School: Independent, coeducational, residential Christian liberal arts college Size of Campus: 400 acres Number of Students: 1,573 total undergraduate students Number of Faculty: 157 full-time instructional faculty members, 90% with a terminal degree
Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees in 36 major fields of concentration as well as 39 minors; the Van Andel Graduate School of Statesmanship, offering MA and PhD degrees in Politics; the Steve and Amy Van Andel School of Government in Washington, DC, offering an MA in Government
Hillsdale, Michigan
Pursuing Truth and Defending Liberty since 1844
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he founders of Hillsdale College set out to provide “a literary, scientific, [and] theolog- ical education” combined with “such moral
and social instruction [that] will best develop the minds and improve the hearts of its pupils.” Through our rigorous core curriculum, you’ll study the great ideas and thinkers that have defined Western Civilization from ancient times to the present. You’ll strengthen your faith as you en- gage in respectful dialogue with students of other faith traditions and participate in student-led reli- gious services and activities. You’ll shape your character through our vast array of student life organizations and community volunteer opportu- nities. You’ll find that the education you receive at Hillsdale gives you the freedom to pursue a mul- titude of paths after graduation. Hillsdale equips you not only to lead but to live a good life in your home, your workplace, and your community.
Our location Nestled in the rolling hills of rural south-central Michigan near the Indiana and Ohio state bor- ders, downtown Hillsdale is just a short walk from campus and offers many unique small-town shops and restaurants. Outdoor, four-season recreation abounds in the area with lots of trails for hiking, biking, and cross-country skiing as well as numer- ous lakes.
Visit us Visiting Hillsdale College is the best way to ex- perience the many unique elements of our under- graduate community. Schedule a campus visit online at
hillsdale.edu/visit.
Geographic Diversity: Students representing 49 states, DC, and 13 foreign countries, 28% from Michigan, 72% from outside Michigan
International Student Services: International students may access the same services available to domestic students, including academic tutors, the writing center, health services, mental health counselors, and more.
Financial Aid: International students are eligible for merit and international-specific scholarships depending on academic achievement and financial need, which may cover up to cost of tuition; aid is awarded without regard to race, color, religion, gender, ethnicity, or national origin.
Test Score Requirements: Proof of English-language proficiency required through one of the following: • Level 108 ESL: 15 (proficiency and motivational score) • TOEFL: Score of 83 (iBT) or 560 (PBT) • MELAB: Score of 83
Application Deadlines and Fees: Fee waived with online application (
hillsdale.edu/apply); Common App also accepted; $35 nonrefundable fee for mailed paper applications (available to download on our website); $300 admission deposit required • Early Decision deadline: November 1 • Regular Decision deadline: April 1 • Spring admission deadline: December 15
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