Hope College News
2018 Dec
2018 Nov
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Admissions High school athlete battles rare genetic disorder on her road to college
MliveIzzy Hoffman is one of 30,000 people worldwide diagnosed with Wilson's disease, a rare genetic disorder that causes copper poisoning. Today, Hoffman is a senior and varsity athlete at Mattawan High School who plans to attend Hope College next fall.
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campus-life Finding Your “Thing” at Hope College
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Whether it’s friends, clubs, or a major, finding your “thing” in college can be a daunting task. With about 80 different clubs and student groups at Hope College, you have plenty to choose from! Here are some tips that will hopefully help you determine what “thing” is right for you. Think about your interests. Are … Continue reading Finding Your “Thing” at Hope College
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campus-life Learning To Be Thankful One Day At A Time
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Thanksgiving has been my favorite holiday for as long as I can remember. When I tell people this, I generally get a lot of questions asking why. No, it’s not because my favorite food is mashed potatoes (though it definitely takes a nice second to puppy chow) or because I love watching the Lions lose … Continue reading Learning To Be Thankful One Day At A Time
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admissions Glasses Under the Sea
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I lost my glasses in the Mediterranean Sea. Twice. I don’t miss them one bit. Why? Because I learned two important lessons when I studied in Spain last May. First, don’t go kayaking without securing your glasses. Second, you have a rare opportunity to earn college credit while having a marvelous adventure by finding a new way … Continue reading Glasses Under the Sea
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Admissions Colleges Where Parents Can Expect the Lowest Amount of Student Loan Debt
LendEduHope College Recognized For Limiting Student Loan Debt For Parents
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admissions Worrying About the “What If?”
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Deciding where to go to college was just as stressful and scary as it was exciting. What if I made the wrong choice and I missed out on an entirely different experience at a different school? I wanted someone else to decide for me so I didn’t have to think about it. My whole mindset … Continue reading Worrying About the “What If?”