![]() ![]() ![]() “Our professors all teach very differently,” offering myriad opportunities to expand students’ perspectives: “I am very satisfied with the various ways I have been taught at Hope,” says one student, explaining that among her classes, some professors “did not have a single lecture the entire semester,” some would “lecture 80 percent of class time,” “some held class half the time to give us personal time to work on our research, and some had “student presentations for the majority of class time.” For full details, please click here.Īt Hope College in the “lovely place” known as Holland, Michigan,” the “Christian culture,” “challenging academics,” and “11:1 student/faculty ratio” combine to form a “wonderful social and community atmosphere,” with “small class sizes” that “allow for collaboration in research” and “focused learning.” “There is no question” that Hope’s faculty is “its biggest asset.” Professors “care about and support their students,” and “serve as mentors” until well after graduation. ![]() COVID-19 Update: To help students through this crisis, The Princeton Review will continue our "Enroll with Confidence" refund policies. ![]()
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