Hope College Top Questions

Small classes and personal relationships with faculty really do allow for an ideal learning environment.

My school engages the student to think critically about the world around them. My school takes the classroom and transfers it into the world; allowing each class to establish pivotal learning for general life problems. Also it lets us think in a very librated manner so the students can get what they want out of the class and not paticualy follow a set guideline the teacher has already made.

The Christian environment

It's in a small town, but has a large town feeling

Hope College is a school where community is cherished. Class sizes are small and students receive a great deal of one on one time with professors. Many professors will invite students to their homes for dinner. It is a small enough campus where you recognize most people even if you don't know their names. Everyone smiles when they pass on the sidewalk.

It is a close nit place and you feel safe and connected with the community. It doesn't matter if you are a freshman or a Senior you are all seen as equals.

Hope College is extremely focused on community. The school tries to get everyone involved in things going on in the school and wants everyone to feel they belong so not only are we a college but a community. They are also very focused on service and giving back to the community around us. The smaller population makes the small have a close and togetherness atmosphere.

The environment on Hope's campus is very friendly. The faculty is helpful and there are many opportunities to reach out and explore life. Hope is focused on teaching students responsibility and hardwork. The campus is beautiful and helps you connect to nature. The facilities are nice and can accommodate anything thrown at it. Hope strives for excellence and tries to get all of the students involved in "Hope" life.

It is a small campus so there are many ways to get involved and get to know people. Hope has a very strong sense of pride. It is located in Holland, Michigan and has a Dutch small town feel.