Hood College Top Questions

There are a lot of international students, creating a diverse student body. Most students live on campus. Living situations are not oriented by age group; freshmen and seniors might live on the same floor. Professors are very invested in students and their success. It is common for professors to work with students on independent study projects. The career center is very helpful and most students complete internships throughout college, even freshman. Students are still far more interested in environmental conservation than the college is. Sometimes it's hard to acheive progress when students are in disagreement with the administration.

Hood is a very accepting school, all of the students go out of their way to help others and everyone basically knows everyone.

Female empowerment. More chances for personable learning experiences due to small school size.

The size and the atmosphere.

The fact that teacher are very involved in the studnets life. You are a person to them not a number like in big public universities. The profesors actually get to know you.

Small classes, small school, in the heart of frederick.

I think the school size and intimate atmospher is the most unique thing about hood college.

Hood College was the first school that tailored my campus visit to my needs. It was an amazing experiance that allowed me to stay on-campus with future teammates over, see the campus, and learn about Hood. This makes Hood unique, as this is the only school I have ever seen so committed to the incoming classes. Also, Hood is rich in campus tradition. Many events revolve around the new freshman, and seniors. These events have been going on for over 100 years!