Hanover College Viewbook 2021

Why Hanover?

Your college decision is one of the most important you’ll make.

It’s also one of the most personal.

When you’re looking for your perfect fit, it’s all about you. You’re not looking to fit into a mold, to find that one-size-fits-all experience. At Hanover College, we couldn’t agree more.

Our students choose Hanover because it feels like a new home and a place to grow at the same time. A Hanover student doesn’t box themselves in or limit their options to just one thing. Here, we challenge and encourage our students to explore all their potential on the path to becoming their greatest selves.

For nearly 200 years, our graduates have discovered their passions through our wide variety of opportunities, from academics, athletics and the arts, to social life and study abroad. Experience and exploration are mandatory, and it sets our alumni apart.

Best 385 Colleges and Best Midwestern

AMERICA’S TOP COLLEGES LIST

At a Glance 1050

60%

Students from 25 States and 18 Countries

Off-Campus Study

15%

Beautiful Acres

34

Graduation Guarantee

Multicultural Students Academic Programs

650

4 Year 60+

17

Student Organizations

12:1

NCAA DIII Varsity Sports

Average Class Size Student/Faculty Ratio

20

Top 100 National Liberal Arts Colleges, Social Mobility and Top 50 Best Value

Come see for yourself For more information, go to: hanover.edu/visit or scan QR code.

Be You At Hanover, students are free to be themselves and to express their individuality.

With more than 70 clubs and groups on campus, students can find a place that interests them or create their own. Hanover College strives to be an inclusive community where everyone can find a place to belong and become the person they want to be.

650 acres – room to find yourself and your passions

Concentrations are listed under MAJORS. ANTHROPOLOGY Modern Africa Native American cultures Comparative spiritual traditions Food, body and culture Gender in cross-cultural perspective ART AND DESIGN Ceramics Drawing Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture ART HISTORY Asian Art European Art History of Architecture

Be Known Our community is committed to your success.

We learn together and grow together because we truly care and are invested in the person you want to become.

At Hanover, you will be part of a small, close-knit community where life-long friendships are forged.

Hanover College has higher education down to a (liberal arts and) science. Choose one of our 34 majors or work with our professors to design your own! As a liberal arts and sciences institution, we embrace variety and discovery. Every student’s path is unique, but our broad, rigorous curriculum and close interactions with engaged professors in multiple disciplines prepares our grads for anything. Plus, our residential setting encourages informal discussions with students and faculty – in and out of the classroom – building on the opportunity to pursue formalized coursework or summer externships and research that can be fundamental to your success.

17

Average Class Size

12:1

Student/Faculty Ratio

BIOCHEMISTRY Organic chemistry Genetics Cell biology BIOLOGY Botany Cell and Molecular Biology Environmental Science Organismal Biology Zoology BUSINESS Analytics Finance International Business Marketing Management CHEMISTRY Environmental Chemistry Food and Beverage Chemistry Forensics (Chemical) Instrumental Analysis Natural Products Chemistry Protein Chemistry Quantum Chemistry CLASSICAL STUDIES Archaeology Greek (culture, language and literature) Latin (culture, language and literature)

COMMUNICATION Film/Music Criticism Journalism Marketing Organizational Management/ Business Communication Political Communication Video/Film Production COMPUTER SCIENCE Artificial Intelligence Databases Networking Scientific Modeling ECONOMICS Banking and Finance Economics and Water Resources Environmental Economics Financial Panics Gender and Economics International Business International Economics Poverty and Discrimination EDUCATION Elementary Education major (K-6) Secondary Education major (5-12) Special Education Dual Licensure ENGINEERING Computer Electrical Electromechanical Mechanical ENGLISH African-American Literature American Literature British Literature Comparative Literature Creative Writing Genre Studies Irish Literature Journalism Literary Theory and Criticism World Literature Women’s and Gender Studies ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Environmental Biology Environmental Geology Geochemistry Geophysics

FRENCH Francophone Cinema Francophone Women’s Studies French and Francophone Literature and Culture French Business Multiculturalism in Contemporary France GENDER STUDIES Gender and Communication Women in the Developing World Human Sexuality Sociology of Families GEOLOGY Environmental Geology Environmental Science Geographic Information Science (GIS) Geomorphology Hydrology Paleontology Petroleum Geology Physical Geology GERMAN History and culture Literature and film German business HEALTH AND MOVEMENT STUDIES Personal training Education Business management HISTORY American History Cultural History European History History of Science Intellectual History Military History Political History Social History World History Women and Family History INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Cultures and Peoples Global Economics Global Politics World Religions World History

KINESIOLOGY AND INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY Kinesiology Nutrition MATHEMATICS Actuarial Sciences Financial Mathematics Probability Statistics MEDIEVAL-RENAISSANCE STUDIES History Literature Art History MUSIC Band/Orchestra Brass Chorus Composition Conducting Instrumental/Vocal Music History Music Theory Percussion Piano Strings Voice Wind PHILOSOPHY Analytic Philosophy Asian Philosophy/Asian Studies Ethics and Values History of Western Philosophy PHYSICS Astronomy Electronics Engineering Applications Nuclear Physics Optical Physics Scientific Instrumentation Space Science POLITICAL SCIENCE American Politics International Relations Political Economy Political History Political Institutions Political Theory Political Thought Public Policy

PSYCHOLOGY Child and Adolescent Psychology Clinical Psychology Cognitive Science Counseling Neuroscience Psychology Applied to Business, Education and Law SOCIOLOGY Crime and Corrections Globalization Juvenile Delinquency Race, Class and Gender Inequality Selfhood and Social Interaction Social Change and Social Movements Sociology of Families Sociology of Sport Urban Sociology SPANISH Film Studies Gender Studies Literature and Culture from Spain Literatures and Cultures from Latin America (specializing in Mexico, the Andean region, the Southern Cone and the Caribbean) Pre-Colombian Cultures and Marginal Voices

THEATRE Acting Directing Film Studies Lighting Playwriting Shakespeare Studies Sound Stage Management Theatre History THEOLOGICAL STUDIES American Religious History Christian Doctrine (Historic and Contemporary) Christian Ethics Christian Ministry Doctrine of God Doctrine of the Trinity Feminist Theology History of Biblical Interpretation Medical Ethics Moral Decision-Making Postmodern Theologies Sexual Ethics Theological Epistemology and Sources of Authority Theology and the Environment Theology, Gender and Sexuality Vocation and Calling

Business Scholars Program WORKSHOPS CAREER COUNSELING

CONSULTING PROJECTS & LIVE CASES PAID, PROJECT-BASED INTERNSHIPS

Design Your Own Major Fit your specific interests and passions into a major that suits you. Blend biochemistry and kinesiology or concentrate on consumer marketing. Select your core areas of study, choose your professors and put together the final proposal for declaring your major.

Pre-Professional Programs HEALTH SCIENCES PROGRAM NURSING PRE-DENTISTRY PRE-HEALTH PRE-LAW

PRE-MEDICINE PRE-PHARMACY PRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY PRE-VETERINARY SCIENCES

Graduate Programs DOCTOR OF PHYSICAL THERAPY

Be Ready You will be prepared to face the future with confidence and optimism.

A well-rounded education from Hanover College prepares students for a successful future with practical-meets-technical experience in their chosen field. Here you will learn to think critically across multiple disciplines and apply that learning in real-world situations.

HANOVER BY THE NUMBERS 100%

of students guaranteed to graduate in 4 years, or their fifth year of tuition is free

99%

of students are employed or continuing their education within 7 months of gradution

91%

of students participate in at least one experiential learning opportunity Opportunities include internships, student teaching, service learning and study abroad

94%

of grads are in a job requiring their degree

25%

of each class continue their education in graduate or professional school

Edwin Nartey ’15

Miriam Cahill ’17

Wade Clapp, MD ’77

Major: Computer Science; Business Scholars Program minor Data Strategy Lead - Marquee Sales, Goldman Sachs

Major: Elementary Education; Spanish minor Peace Corps TEFL Volunteer

Major: Biology Chairman of Pediatrics at Indiana University School of Medicine, Physician-in-Chief at Riley Hospital for Children at IU Health

The small campus community coupled with faculty who were not only interested in my academic success but also my personal growth played a huge role in where I currently find myself professionally. As a Computer Science major in a liberal arts college, I was tasked with studying far more than bits and bytes - classes in philosophy, sociology and economics caused me to reason beyond the walls of the computer science discipline.

I was able to do several study abroad trips which opened a whole new world of possibilities and experiences for me and for that, I am forever grateful. Because so much of my time at Hanover was spent learning and interacting with people, I have been successful in the work I do now.

Hanover helped prepare me to be a good team player, to communicate effectively and to find joy in the unknown.

The fundamental tools that we utilize: written and verbal communication, individual and teambased critical thinking, a broad appreciation for cultural, economic, and social considerations for our patients… and the ability to have respectful and informed debate for challenging problems with unclear solutions, are timeless. It’s precisely this problem solving approach that I learned at Hanover College and it’s why I look for individuals with these skills when I’m recruiting talent today.

13,000

Active Alumni in all 50 States and 70 Countries

The Place to Belong for You… Ready to see it for yourself? Explore all of our campus tour options and special off-campus events – both in-person and virtual – at hanover.edu/visit

Enrollment Checklist 1. Visit Campus (in-person or through our virtual options!)

2. Apply for Admission to Hanover College* • August 1 – Hanover and Common Application Opens • November 1 – Early Decision (Binding) • November 1 – Early Action I • December 1 – Early Action II • March 1 – Regular Admission Deadline *Apply with or without your standardized test scores under our test-optional policy.

3. File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at fafsa.gov.

Available as early as October 1 - submit by the admission application deadline you choose to expedite aid review - List Hanover College (001801)

4. Review Your Financial Aid Connect with your Admission Counselor to discuss your financial aid letter and answer your questions 5. Make Your Deposit!

• Choose Hanover by May 1 • Submit Your $300 Enrollment Deposit 6. LEAP (Learn, Engage and Prepare) Summer orientation to schedule classes, get your ID and meet classmates 7. August Experience Weeklong orientation just for First-Year students

Test Optional At Hanover, you are more than just a number. We believe that no single test should define you. Standardized tests, such as the SAT and ACT, simply give us a glimpse of your talents as a student. It is about much more than your GPA and a test score. When applying for admission, you may decide whether or not you would like to submit your standardized test score in that process.

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Learn more about current costs and financial aid opportunities

ENROLLED STUDENTS BY FAMILY ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME

99%

Admission-Level Merit Scholarships All students who apply for admission will automatically be reviewed for an academic merit scholarship. These renewable four-year scholarships begin at a minimum of $20,000. Scholarship decisions are based on a comprehensive review of each application, with particular focus on the strength of the applicant’s high school curriculum and a standardized test score if it is provided.

4.0 and above 3.5 - 3.99 3.0 - 3.49 2.99 and below

OF HANOVER STUDENTS RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID

1827 Scholarship

Founder’s Scholarship

Presidential Scholarship Dean’s Scholarship

*Merit scholarships are awarded to admitted students.

Additional funding available through the Pell Promise, KEES matching, Legacy awards, Lilly Scholars Promise and more!

FINANCIAL AID FAQ’S AVAILABLE AT hanover.edu/financialaid or Connect with us in the Office of Student Financial Services via email finaid@hanover.edu or call 800.213.2178

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Hanover’s campus is nestled along the banks of the scenic Ohio River.

Founded in 1827, Hanover is the oldest private college in Indiana. With an easy drive from Indianapolis, Louisville, or Cincinnati, our students can truly experience the best of all worlds - plenty of space to explore and access to lively metropolitan areas. When you combine our idyllic setting with your academic talents, passions and any of our 34 majors (or one of your own design), you’ll find Hanover College is a place where you can feel at home while being challenged to become your best self.

Distance from Hanover Louisville, KY Cincinnati, OH Indianapolis, IN Lexington, KY Dayton, OH Evansville, IN

45 miles 70 miles 95 miles 100 miles 125 miles 159 miles

Columbus, OH Nashville, TN Fort Wayne, IN Chicago, IL St. Louis, MO

180 miles 220 miles 222 miles 280 miles 302 miles

Hanover College Office of Admission 517 Ball Drive Hanover, IN 47243

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