INTRODUCTION

Dear Distinguished Hanover College Alumnus/Alumna,

Congratulations on your recent appointment to the Hanover Alumni Recruitment Team (HART)! We are delighted to partner with you and recruit the very best and brightest students to Hanover College.

We hope you find this toolkit, available online at hanover.edu/hart, to be helpful. The HART toolkit was designed to provide you with links to the resources you will need to prepare for college fairs, answer the most frequently asked questions, access the virtual tour, refer prospective students and view the admission events descriptions and dates. Remember, we don’t expect you to know everything, and our counselors are ready to assist whenever you venture into uncharted territory!

We look forward to launching this initiative and celebrating the positive impact it will have on shaping future classes. We hope you will find your participation in HART rewarding, and are very grateful for your continued loyal service to our beloved alma mater, Hanover College!

Sincerely, Christopher Gage, Ph.D.Vice President for Strategy and Enrollment

TABLE OF CONTENTS

• The HARTbeat of Hanover (or HART Mission Statement)• College Fairs• Regional Receptions• Direct Outreach• Frequently Asked Questions• Policies• Contact Information

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The HARTbeat of Hanover

As our name states, alumni are the heartbeat of Hanover College. You keep us running and growing. The Enrollment Management division relies on dedicated alumni who can help through various roles and reach students in every corner of the world. We couldn’t do it without you!

MAJOR ENGAGEMENT EFFORTS

College FairsOne of the most valuable opportunities for engagement is representing Hanover College at a local college fair. During fairs, prospective students and parents meet with college and university representatives to ask questions specific to their college search. Your participation in these events allow us to more effectively – and cost efficiently – expand our footprint.

Regional ReceptionsThroughout the year, we take Hanover College “on the road” and meet with prospective students and parents, alums and other important campus constituents within their own community. These 90 minute receptions connect local alumni with prospective students in Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Louisville.

Direct OutreachConsider reaching out to prospective students using Hanover College materials. You can refer a student, congratulate recently admitted students or reach out to “fence sitters” who have yet to make their college decision. Your personal touch will make a lasting impression.

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COLLEGE FAIRS

Be prepared for an exciting evening! College fairs offer the opportunity for you to share your Hanover experience with prospective students. This is a great way to connect directly with students from your community who may be interested in attending Hanover.

Pre-Fair Prep• In the early fall, you will receive a box of materials

containing everything you will need for your display. To see a sample set up, please visit here. Additionally, links to all of the publications you will receive is available here, so you can prepare ahead of receiving your HART box.

— Table blanket, travel brochures, inquiry cards, pens, admission counselor cards, etc.

• Dress is business professional, unless you are wearing the Hanover College HART apparel provided. Wear comfortable shoes and don’t forget your nametag – and your smile!

• If possible, please try to arrive 20-30 minutes early in order to allow plenty of time for parking and set up. Once there, you will check in at the registration table which can usually be found at the fair entrance.

• Most college fairs will provide a hospitality suite for college and university representatives – it’s also a good idea to bring along a bottle of water, especially for fairs that promise large student participation.

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COLLEGE FAIRS

After the Event• Pack up and clean your area. Take all Hanover materials with you and discard any trash.• If provided, please complete the college fair evaluation form. You may use HART@hanover.edu if an email address is

requested, rather than your personal or professional email. • Please complete the Hanover College feedback form located here. Remember to include the name of the event, along

with the event date, time, location and estimated number of student contacts. • Inquiry cards are key to building our student database. Please encourage any student who stops by your table to

complete this quick and simple card so that they may receive additional information about Hanover College. At the conclusion of your event, please return the cards using the simple instructions below.

To Return Inquiry Cards: 1. Combine all inquiry cards and staple them together. 2. Include the name, date, and time of the event you attended. 3. Return the cards in one of the postage paid envelopes included in your college fair materials.

During the Event• Stand behind your Hanover College table.• When approached by prospective students and parents, introduce yourself as a member of HART; as appropriate, you

are welcome to share a little about your Hanover College experience (i.e. clubs, leadership roles, major, travel abroad, etc.). • For your convenience, a list of answers to the most frequently asked questions can be found on page 7 of this toolkit;

remember, we don’t expect you to know all the answers! Included in your materials are business cards for the admission counselor assigned to your area. Don’t hesitate to refer prospective students and families to their counselor for additional follow up.

• Often you will be asked to compare Hanover College to other institutions; rather than disparaging other schools, simply focus on the benefits of a Hanover education.

• Encourage students to complete an inquiry card if they are not already receiving information from Hanover College! • Stay until the end! Even if the fair slows down and other schools begin to pack up, we stay until the end. College fair

standards require we remain at the event in it’s entirety.

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REGIONAL RECEPTIONS

Throughout the year, we take Hanover College “on the road” and meet with prospective students and parents, alums and other important campus constituents within their own community. These events allow us to share Hanover’s academic programs, financial aid and scholarships, co-curricular programming and student outcomes, and are designed to compel students to take the next step and apply or commit to Hanover College.

Regional receptions are also designed to connect local alumni who have a passion for sharing their Hanover success story with these audiences. Depending on the activities in your area, you can volunteer as much or as little depending on your schedule.• Regional receptions are approximately 90 minutes, and include a brief address from a campus leader, a mediated

presentation and an alumni panel• Receptions may be hosted in homes, hotels, community centers, corporate venues, libraries or other suitable locations• Expenses assumed by HART members will be reimbursed by the College, or may be considered a donation in kind

Indianapolis Admitted

Student Reception at the

NCAA Hall of Champions.

Students on the left, alumni

panel volunteers on the right.

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DIRECT OUTREACH

Direct Outreach is designed to allow our HART members to connect one on one with our prospective students. While the Online Student Referral link is active all year, other opportunities for this type of engagement occur during a specific point in the student recruitment cycle and are designed to compel students to take the next step with Hanover College. There are three ways in which to participate:

Online Student ReferralsThis form allows you to directly refer students to our office using this link: hanover.edu/inquire. All members of HART are encouraged to participate in this!

Congrats ContactsWrite a note or email congratulating students on their recent offer of admission. All materials (notecards, contact information, mailing labels, postage, etc.) will be provided. Additionally, we are happy to shape your list based upon your desired target audience (size, local students, students who will graduate from your high school alma mater, students admitted into your major). This campaign is launched in late January.

Admitted Student Yield Campaign Write a letter to students who are “fence sitters”, sharing with them how Hanover College has been integral to your career success. All materials will be provided, and HART members may also use their company letterhead. Again, we are happy to shape your list based upon your desired target audience and size, and all expenses incurred will be reimbursed.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Below are the questions and answers most frequently discussed when meeting with prospective students and their parents. Also included is a “snapshot” of the highlights from the 2017 class to keep on hand for quick reference. Remember, we don’t expect you to be the experts; don’t hesitate to refer families to their admission counselor!

Q. Where is Hanover College?A. Hanover College is located in Southeast Indiana, in the town of Hanover. Our campus directly overlooks the Ohio River,

and is approximately 2 miles from Clifty Falls State Park.

Q. How big is Hanover College?A. Our enrollment is appx. 1140; our average class size is 17; the student/ faculty ratio is 13:1.

Q. What majors do you offer?A. We offer over 33 different majors, including the option for students to design their own major.

Q. What are the GPA and SAT/ACT requirements for admission?A. Hanover College does not require a specific GPA or SAT/ACT for admission.

We practice holistic admission, meaning we do a comprehensive evaluation of the student’s application. While themajority of our decision is based upon the student’s academic curriculum and performance, we also consider theresume, honors, awards, essay and other supplemental information included with the application.

Q. What does “test optional” mean?A. Hanover College does not require an SAT or ACT for admission.

Students may submit their scores, but it is not required.

Q. What’s your application deadline – and is it free to apply?A. We strongly encourage students to apply by December 1st to maximize their scholarship and admission consideration.

There is no application fee and students can apply at www.hanover.edu/apply or through the Common Application.

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. How can I schedule a campus visit?A. Campus visit requests are made online at hanover.edu/visits. Options for campus visits include:

At a Glance - ideal for seniors Program that provides prospective students and their families an opportunity to take a tour of campus, receive information about the admission process and meet with members of the faculty in all divisions and major.

Individual Visits - ideal for seniors and juniors Every visit includes a tour of the campus and a meeting with an admission counselor. It is also possible for you to meet with a professor or coach, or sit in on a class. Staying overnight is also an option!

Overnight Events (link reg, description and dates) - ideal for juniors who have already completed a campus visit, and seniors

Q. I’d like to play a sport at Hanover; how do I connect with the coaching staff?A. Prospective student-athlete should complete the athletic questionnaire located at:

athletics.hanover.edu/information/recruit_formHanover College is a member of the Heartland Athletic Conference and a Division III institution(no athletic scholarships).

Q. How much does it cost, and what scholarships or financial aid are available? *A. Direct costs for 2017 are $49,600. This includes room, board, fees and tuition for in-state and out-of-state students. Over

98% of students receive financial assistance!Students admitted to Hanover College are automatically eligible to receive an academic merit scholarship.All students are STRONGLY encouraged to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) online atfafsa.gov to qualify for state and federal need-based aid. The Hanover College code is 001801.*This is a terrific opportunity to provide the family with their admission counselor’s business card, and encourage acampus visit to meet and discuss financial aid more in depth!

Q. What’s the ROI (Return on Investment) for a Hanover College Education? *A. Hanover College has an average outcomes placement rate placement rate of 99%!

*This is a TERRIFIC opportunity for you to share how Hanover College shaped the foundation for yourprofessional success! 8

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q. Can students have a car on campus?A. Students are not allowed to have a car on campus during their first six weeks. Parking passes for the year are $75.00.

Q. Where do students intern?A. We have multiple partnerships with Fortune 500 Companies, hospitals, community and civic organizations, schools

and other potential employers within Indianapolis, Cincinnati and Louisville. Additionally, we offer some national andinternational internship opportunities.

Q. Can I study abroad?A. Students in any major may study abroad! We offer semester, year-long and spring term trips to 17 different countries. All

financial aid is transferrable toward the cost of a student’s travel abroad and we offer scholarship opportunities to helpdefray the cost of International travel.

Q. Do you accept International Baccalaureate, Advanced Placement or Dual Credit?A. International Baccalaureate – scores of 5 or higher required for credit toward degree completion

Advanced Placement – scores of a 4 or higher required for credit toward degree completionDual Credit – requires a course grade of “C” or higher, in a 100 level or higher course taught though an accreditedinstitution

Q. What is there to do on campus?A. A lot! We have over 70 student clubs and organizations that focus on service, academics, athletics, arts and

other interests.

Q. What if I don’t know what I want to study?A. That’s ok! Students have until the end of their sophomore year to declare the major or major/minor combination

that’s best for them.

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POLICIES AND STANDARDS

All volunteers are subject to background screenings.

When speaking with students:• Be mindful of your surroundings• Make sure you do not place yourself in a compromising position• If meeting with a student outside a college fair, do so in a public place and try to include the family in the meeting• Always try to meet in an open, public space• Never walk alone with a student to/from a parking garage

The Hanover College Office of Admissions, as a member institution of the National Association for College Admissions Counseling (NACAC), is committed to the Principles of Good Practice for this professional organization:

“High schools, colleges, universities, and other institutions and organizations, and individuals dedicated to the promotion of formal education believe in the dignity, the worth, and the potentialities of every human being. They cooperate in the development of the programs and services in post-secondary, counseling, admissions, and financial aid to eliminate bias related to race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, age, political affiliation, national origin and disabling condition. Believing that institutions of learning are only as strong ultimately as their human resources, they look upon counseling individual students about their educational plans as a fundamental aspect of their responsibilities.”

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POLICIES AND STANDARDS

NCAA RegulationsAs a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference and National Collegiate Athletic Association, Hanover College is responsible for ensuring that its student-athletes, faculty and staff, alumni and friends abide by conference and NCAA regulations. Who is a prospective athlete? Any student who has started classes for the ninth grade regardless of ability.

You may …• have contact with prospective student-athletes provided that contact is part of regular alumni volunteer duty• not be involved in any recruitment of prospective student-athletes• not form special friendships with, or take a particular interest in, a prospective student

Hanover College representatives will: • state clearly the admissions standards of their institutions• state clearly all priority dates for application• furnish data describing the currently enrolled freshman class• not use disparaging comparisons of secondary or post-secondary schools• conduct conversations with students in a professional manner, remaining behind or on the side of table, not in the aisles

in front of tables• display the information materials provided by the institution• refrain from recruiting students who are enrolled, registered, have declared their intent or submitted a contractual

deposit with other institutions

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STAFF CONTACT

For more information about HART, please contact:

Aimée Rust-Scheuermann, ’96Sr. Associate Director of Admission and Greater Indianapolis Regional Representative rust@hanover.edu or 317.619.2692

Facebook: facebook.com/hanovercollege Twitter: twitter.com/hanovercollege Instagram: instagram.com/hanovercollegeYouTube: www.youtube.com/user/hanovercollege

Office of Admission 517 Ball Drive

Hanover, IN 47243 812.866.7021

COLLEGE FAIR TABLE

Arts and LettersART HISTORYENGLISHFRENCHMUSIC SPANISHART AND DESIGNTHEATRE

HumanitiesCLASSICAL STUDIES HISTORYMEDIEVAL-RENAISSANCE STUDIES PHILOSOPHY THEOLOGICAL STUDIES

Natural SciencesBIOCHEMISTRY BIOLOGY CHEMISTRY COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERINGENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE KINESIOLOGY AND INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY GEOLOGY HEALTH AND MOVEMENT STUDIES MATHEMATICS PHYSICS PSYCHOLOGY

Hanover is a liberal arts and sciences institution where brains

and beauty truly intersect. The scenic campus is nestled

near the banks of the Ohio River. Founded in 1827, Hanover

is the oldest private college in Indiana. An easy drive from

Indianapolis, IN; Louisville, KY; and Cincinnati, OH, Hanover is

the perfect place to combine your academic talents with any

of our 32 majors or the one you design yourself!

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Social SciencesBUSINESS SCHOLARS PROGRAM COMMUNICATION CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY ECONOMICS EDUCATION GENDER STUDIES INTERNATIONAL STUDIES POLITICAL SCIENCE SOCIOLOGY

Pre-Professional ProgramsHEALTH AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES PROGRAMNURSINGPRE-DENTISTRY PRE-HEALTHPRE-LAW PRE-MEDICINEPRE-PHARMACYPRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY PRE-VETERINARY SCIENCES

Design Your Own MajorFit your specific interests and passions. 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.

Once on campus, you’ll need to take a hike to Buddha’s Belly. You may get a little muddy on the way, but the view of a waterfall cascading down this huge round rock will be totally worth it!

There is sustenance beyond your mini-fridge with Parkhurst Dining! Start your day off with a latte from the Starbucks We Proudly Serve Café 1827. Head to the main dining room where you can eat farm-to-table food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Or grab a quick bite to eat at the Underground and trek to the Shoebox for late-night karaoke and mozzarella sticks.

Break a leg on stage or tickle your funny bone in the audience with Evil Petting Zoo, our campus improv comedy group. There’s a reason performances are standing room only.

CADAVER LAB

College life begins in the dorms. Choose the dorm style that fits you: traditional, suite or theme housing. Whatever you choose, there’s always someone around to grab a bite to eat, cram for a test or binge-watch Netflix.

EVIL PETTING ZOO

GLADISH LEARNING CENTERNeed an editor for your biggest paper of the semester? Having trouble in your chemistry class? Head on over to the Gladish Learning Center where Hanover students are there when you need them the most: 7-11 pm, every day.

At Hanover, you don’t learn anatomy from a book and leave it at that. We’re the only school in the region that offers you access to a human cadaver lab and human patient simulator as an undergraduate.

CADAVER LAB

HEALTH AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES PROGRAM

Join study groups for the MCAT. Prepare yourself for PT school. Network with doctors and physicians in various health professions. The HBSP maps out your undergrad experience so you have a solid resume in the healthcare industry and are prepared for those next steps.

INTERNSHIPSAn internship is a must-have to get a job nowadays. Hanover helps you connect with businesses and organizations that are looking for talented students, as well as alumni who can mentor you through the process. Find an internship through the Business Scholars Program (BSP) and you’ll even get paid!

JOHN RESIG ���Co-founder and president of theCHIVE.com, CHIVE charities How do you define John Resig? He spent seven seasons on the hit show “True Blood.” He partnered with the legendary Bill Murray to launch the William Murray Golf collection. And, he founded Resignation Media and the CHIVE. #KCCO

KALEIDOSCOPEThis club engages the Hanover community on issues of diversity through multicultural programming. As the Kaleidoscope motto says, think outside the box and look inside the person.

LEVETT CAREER CENTERWhether your future plans include landing your dream job or getting into your top graduate school, visit the Levett Career Center early in your college career to discover options you’ve never previously considered.

May Term at Hanover is simple: one month, one class. Sounds great, right? You’ll spend these four weeks diving deeper into your passions, and you never know where they’ll take you!

SIERRA NUCKOLS ���Programs Manager of Brandycreek Farms Sierra’s impact in the greater Indianapolis region is having a rippling effect. Her Community Food Box Project refurbishes old newspaper boxes to provide sustainable access to food-insecure areas in her hometown and beyond, now with 35 boxes across the state.

Get out of town! A ride on the free Hanover Omnibus will get you off-campus and at a Cincinnati Reds game, experiencing a Broadway production or

exploring Mammoth Cave National Park.

At Hanover, we know your ambitions go beyond the four years you will spend here. Are you going to be a nurse? More interested in accounting? Want to be an engineer? Is curing cancer more your thing? Check out these partnerships: • Grab one of our guaranteed spots at Valparaiso or Northern Kentucky University’s accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs. • Pursue your Master of Science in Accounting at Indiana University’s Kelley School of Business or Xavier University’s Williams College of Business. • Work an internship or co-op with SuperATV, Grote Industries or Cummins, Inc. • Engage in graduate-level research as an undergraduate through the Physician Scientist Diversity Program at Indiana University’s School of Medicine.

The quad is the place to play Frisbee, read in a hammock, lay out in the sunshine, climb a rock wall during Unity Fest or participate in the annual snowball fight! No matter what you do on the quad, you’ll always feel Hanover’s strong sense of community surround you.

Research papers are so high school. At Hanover, research means hours in the lab, international travel and presenting at professional conferences. You can also earn scholarships to continue your research post-graduation!

MEN’S • Baseball• Basketball• Cross Country• Football• Golf• Lacrosse• Soccer• Swimming• Tennis• Track & Field

WOMEN’S • Basketball• Cross Country• Golf• Lacrosse• Soccer• Softball• Swimming• Tennis• Track & Field• Volleyball

Whether you’re striving to be a NCAA DIII athlete, you want to become a Zumba instructor or you like playing intramural soccer, there are plenty of opportunities to stay active at Hanover!

We captured daily life at Hanover so you can see what it’s like any time you want! Check it out at hanover.edu/virtualtour or download the app Hanover – Experience.

VIRTUAL REALITY

Just imagine what YOU will accomplish at Hanover. Serve in Student Senate,

become an NCAA athlete, travel abroad, lead an independent research project,

start a new student organization and land the perfect job… The point is: at Hanover,

you will be prepared to make a living, make a life and make a difference.

Home runs and stolen bases are a small part of Hanover’s most exciting time of the year! Lambda Chi Alpha’s annual wiffleball tournament during May Term raises money

for the Salvation Army.

Whether it’s four weeks or four months, on your own or with your favorite professor, in your first language or

a foreign one…if you can dream it, Hanover can take you there. We make

it easy - the only extra cost is your plane ticket!

…of your future home away from home.

UNDECIDEDWe’re totally prepared when you say you don’t know what you want to study. It just means you’re keeping your options open! Hanover’s Pathway for Academic and Career Exploration (PACE) program works with you to find a major based on your strengths, goals and interests.

ZERO TEACHING

ASSISTANTSIt’s as simple as that. Every class you take will be led by a professor. Every question you ask will be

answered by an expert in their field.

Distance from HanoverLouisville, KY 45 milesCincinnati, OH 70 milesIndianapolis, IN 95 milesLexington, KY 100 milesDayton, OH 125 miles Evansville, IN 159 milesColumbus, OH 180 milesNashville, TN 220 milesFort Wayne, IN 222 milesChicago, IL 280 milesSt. Louis, MO 302 miles

Individual VisitYou may schedule an individual visit throughout the year by calling our visit coordinator at 800.213.2178 or registering online at hanover.edu/visits.

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CostsTuition — $36,900 Fees — $770Room — $5,775Board — $5,805 Orientation Fee — $350Comprehensive total — $49,600

Additional Estimated ExpensesBooks and Supplies — $1,200Miscellaneous Expenses — $900Transportation — $600

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Arts and LettersART HISTORY Asian Art European Art History of Architecture

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

FRENCH Francophone Cinema Francophone Women’s Studies French and Francophone Literature and Culture French Business Language Multiculturalism in Contemporary France

MUSIC Band/Orchestra Baroque Brass Chorus Classical Composition Conducting Counterpoint Instrumental/Vocal Pedagogy Medieval Music History Music Theory Percussion Piano Renaissance Romantic Strings Twentieth Century Voice Wind

SPANISH Film Studies Gender Studies Language 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

ART AND DESIGN Ceramics Drawing Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture

THEATRE Acting Directing Film Studies Lighting Playwriting Shakespeare Studies Sound Stage Management Theatre History

HumanitiesCLASSICAL STUDIES Archaeology Greek (culture, language and literature) Latin (culture, language and literature)

HISTORY American History Cultural History European History History of Science Intellectual History Military History Political History Social History World History Women and Family History

MEDIEVAL-RENAISSANCE STUDIES

PHILOSOPHY Analytic Philosophy Asian Philosophy/Asian Studies Ethics and Values History of Western Philosophy Pre-Law

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 Popular Theology Postmodern Theologies Process Theology Sexual Ethics Theological Epistemology and Sources of Authority Theology and the Environment Theology, Gender and Sexuality Vocation and Calling

Natural SciencesBIOCHEMISTRY

BIOLOGY Botany Cell and Molecular Biology Environmental Science Organismal Biology Zoology

CHEMISTRY Environmental Chemistry Food and Beverage Chemistry Forensics (Chemical) Instrumental Analysis Natural Products Chemistry Protein Chemistry Quantum Chemistry

COMPUTER SCIENCE Artificial Intelligence Databases Networking Scientific Modeling

ENGINEERING Computer Electrical Electromechanical Mechanical

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Environmental Biology Environmental Geology Geochemistry Geophysics

KINESIOLOGY AND INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY Kinesiology Nutrition

GEOLOGY Environmental Geology Environmental Science Geographic Information Science (GIS) Geomorphology Hydrology Paleontology Petroleum Geology Physical Geology

HEALTH AND MOVEMENT STUDIES

MATHEMATICS Actuarial Sciences Financial Mathematics Probability Statistics

PHYSICS Astronomy Electronics Engineering Applications Nuclear Physics Optical Physics Scientific Instrumentation Space Science

PSYCHOLOGY Child and Adolescent Psychology Clinical Psychology Cognitive Science Counseling Neuroscience Psychology Applied to Business,

Education and Law

Social SciencesBUSINESS SCHOLARS PROGRAM Accounting Banking Finance Investments Management Sales and Marketing

COMMUNICATION Film/Music Criticism Journalism Marketing Organizational Management/ Business Communication Political Communication Video/Film Production

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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

GENDER STUDIES

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Cultures and Peoples Global Economics Global Politics World Religions World History

POLITICAL SCIENCE American Politics International Relations Political Economy Political History Political Institutions Political Theory Political Thought Public Policy

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

HEALTH AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES PROGRAMNURSINGPRE-DENTISTRY PRE-HEALTHPRE-LAW PRE-MEDICINEPRE-PHARMACYPRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY PRE-VETERINARY SCIENCES

Pre-Professional Programs

Fit your specific interests and passions. 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.

Design Your Own Major

Whether you’re striving to be a NCAA DIII athlete, you want to become a Zumba instructor or you like playing intramural soccer, there are plenty of opportunities to stay active at Hanover!

MEN’S • Baseball• Basketball• Cross Country• Football• Golf• Lacrosse• Soccer• Swimming• Tennis• Track & Field

WOMEN’S • Basketball• Cross Country• Golf• Lacrosse• Soccer• Softball• Swimming• Tennis• Track & Field• Volleyball

Whether it’s four weeks or four months, on your own or with your favorite professor, in your first language or a foreign one…if you can dream it, Hanover can take you there. We make it easy: pay for your flight, and we’ll cover the rest!

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Clubs and Organizations Do you love Spanish Club? Is choir your favorite hour of the day? There’s a club for everyone so you can find your niche (or even create your own by starting something new!).

Dorms College life begins in the dorms. Choose the dorm style that fits you: traditional, suite or theme housing. Whatever you choose, there’s always someone around to grab a bite to eat, cram for a test or binge-watch Netflix.

Food There is sustenance beyond your mini-fridge! Start your day off with a latte from the Starbucks We Proudly Serve Café 1827. Head to the main dining room where you can eat farm-to-table food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Or grab a quick bite to eat at the Underground and trek to the Shoebox for late-night karaoke and mozzarella sticks.

CAMPUS SAFETY

Admission-Level Merit Scholarships

DeadlineAward Name For Consideration Amount Application Requirements

Benjamin Templeton Scholarship

Crowe Scholarship

Exceptional students who have participated in or led programs that promote social justice, human rights or diversity education for race, gender, religion, ability, sexual orientation, gender identity or national origin

Full-tuition renewable

Admission

Required: Completed Templeton Scholar application, 500-word essay, one letter of recommendation, detailed résumé

December 1

Top applicants in natural sciences, humanities, social sciences, arts and letters and undecided majors

$5,000 renewable scholarship in addition to admission -level scholarship

Admission

Recommended:Detailed résumé highlighting accomplishments in an academic area of interest, additional letters of recommendation

Session I - October 15

Session II - December 1

Competitive-Level Merit Scholarships

98% of Hanover Students Receive Financial Aid

Total merit aid awarded to admitted students in 2016-2017: $38,089,631

Total need-based aid awarded to admitted students in 2016-2017: $5,804,642

Total institutional aid awarded to enrolled students 2016-2017: $44,426,667

ENROLLED STUDENTS BY FAMILY ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME

Costs

hanover.edu/apply

All students who apply for admission will automatically be reviewed for an academic merit scholarship. These renewable four-year scholarships range from $5,000 - $23,000.

Scholarship decisions are based on a comprehensive review of each application, with particular focus on the strength of the applicant’s high school curriculum.

2018-2019 COSTS TO ATTEND HANOVER COLLEGE

Tuition — $36,900 Fees — $770Room — $5,775Board — $5,805 Orientation Fee — $350Comprehensive total — $49,600

ADDITIONAL ESTIMATED EXPENSES

Books and Supplies — $1,200Miscellaneous Expenses — $900Transportation — $600

hanover.edu/financialaid

FINANCIAL AID FAQ’S AVAILABLE AT

or Connect with us in the Office of Financial Aid

via email finaid@hanover.edu or call 800.213.2178

$44 MILLION awarded to students

in aid last year

Enrollment Checklist

HANOVER IS TEST OPTIONAL: You decide whether or not to submit your SAT or ACT!

1.  Apply for Admission to Hanover College August 1 – Website and Common Application Opens November 1 – Early Action I December 1 – Early Action II March 1 – Regular Admission Deadline

2.  File Free Application for Federal Student Aid (fafsa.gov) • Starting October 1 • List Hanover College (001801)

3.  Get Your Questions Answered! • Receive Admission and Financial Aid Decisions • Contact Your Admission Counselor

4.  Make Your Deposit! • Choose Hanover by May 1 • Submit Your $300 Enrollment Deposit

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Hanover is a liberal arts and sciences institution where brains and beauty truly intersect. The scenic campus is nestled near the banks of the Ohio River. Founded in 1827, Hanover is the oldest private college in Indiana. An easy drive from Indianapolis, IN; Louisville, KY; and Cincinnati, OH, Hanover is the perfect place to combine your academic talents with any of our 33 majors or the one you design yourself!

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Enrollment Checklist Apply for Admission to Hanover College November 1 - Early Action I December 1 - Early Action II March 1 - Regular Admission Deadline  File Free Application for Federal Student Aid (fafsa.gov) • Starting October 1 • List Hanover College (001801)  Get Your Questions Answered! • Receive Admission and Financial Aid Decisions • Contact Your Admission Counselor  Make Your Deposit • Choose Hanover by May 1 • Submit Your $300 Enrollment Deposit

Hanover is a liberal arts and sciences institution where brains and beauty truly intersect. The scenic campus is nestled near the banks of the Ohio River. Founded in 1827, Hanover is the oldest private college in Indiana. An easy drive from Indianapolis, IN; Louisville, KY; and Cincinnati, OH, Hanover is the perfect place to combine your academic talents with any of our 32 majors or the one you design yourself!

Hanover At a Glance

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Hanover At a Glance

U.S. News and World Report 2017Hanover College ranked #122 for National Liberal Arts Colleges and #106 for High School Counselor Rankings out of the 2,500 four-year colleges and universities in the country. Princeton Review 2018Hanover College ranked #18 most beautiful campus in the country. In addition to making the list of the top 382 colleges and universities in the nation, Hanover was also highlighted as one of the Best in the Midwest. Forbes Magazine 2017Hanover College was named one of the top schools in the U.S. for financial health and ranked #124 out of 925 private, non-profit colleges and universities in America.

National RecognitionCostsTuition — $36,900

Fees — $770Room — $5,775Board — $5,805

Orientation Fee — $350Comprehensive total — $49,600

Additional Estimated ExpensesBooks and Supplies — $1,200

Miscellaneous Expenses — $900Transportation — $600

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Distance from HanoverLouisville, KY 45 milesCincinnati, OH 70 milesIndianapolis, IN 95 milesLexington, KY 100 milesDayton, OH 125 milesEvansville, IN 159 miles Columbus, OH 180 milesNashville, TN 220 milesFort Wayne, IN 222 milesChicago, IL 280 milesSt. Louis, MO 302 miles

HANOVER ATHLETICS

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From men’s basketball going to the Elite 8 to dual conference championships in men’s and women’s soccer, athletics are a huge part of Hanover! In fact, we have won 33 conference championships and made 15 NCAA Division III national tournament appearances in the last five years. P.S., if your sport wins a conference championship, you’ve earned a chili dinner with the president!

MEN’S • Baseball• Basketball• Cross Country• Football• Golf• Lacrosse• Soccer• Swimming• Tennis• Track & Field

WOMEN’S • Basketball• Cross Country• Golf• Lacrosse• Soccer• Softball• Swimming• Tennis• Track & Field• Volleyball

Head Baseball Coach, Grant Bellak 812.866.7374 • bellak@hanover.edu

Head Men’s Basketball Coach, Jon Miller 812.866.7387 • millerjo@hanover.edu

Head Women’s Basketball Coach, John Jones 812.866.7382 • jjones@hanover.edu

Head Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Coach, Brady Wells 812-866-7383 • wellsb@hanover.edu

Head Football Coach, Matt Theobald 812.866.6829 • theobald@hanover.edu

Head Men’s and Women’s Golf Coach, Brandon Tereshko 812.866.7376 • tereshkob@hanover.edu

Head Men’s Lacrosse Coach, Jeff Roberts 812.866.7371 • robertsje@hanover.edu

Head Women’s Lacrosse Coach, Brandon Allwood 812.866.6821 • allwood@hanover.edu

Head Men’s Soccer Coach, Matt Wilkerson 812.866.6806 • wilkerson@hanover.edu

Head Women’s Soccer Coach, Jim Watts 812.866.7389 • wattsj@hanover.edu

Head Softball Coach, Cori Collinsworth 812.866.6822 • collinsworth@hanover.edu

Head Men’s and Women’s Swim Coach, Blake Braden 812-866-6861 • braden@hanover.edu

Head Men’s and Women’s Tennis Coach, Eric LaRue 812.866.7191 • larue@hanover.edu

Head Men’s and Women’s Track & Field Coach, Brian Power 812.866.6817 • powerb@hanover.edu

Head Volleyball Coach, Peter Preocanin 812.866.6860 • preocanin@hanover.edu

ATHLETIC CONTACTS

total national tournament appearances, including four during the 2015-2016 seasons

total conference championships, including five in 2015-2016

athletic All-Americans

HCAC regular season and tournament championships in the last 5 years

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Design Your Own Major

Arts and LettersART HISTORY Asian Art European Art History of Architecture

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

FRENCH Francophone Cinema Francophone Women’s Studies French and Francophone Literature and

Culture French Business Language Multiculturalism in Contemporary France

MUSIC Band/Orchestra Baroque Brass Chorus Classical Composition Conducting Counterpoint Instrumental/Vocal Pedagogy Medieval Music History Music Theory Percussion Piano Renaissance Romantic Strings Twentieth Century Voice Wind

SPANISH Film Studies Gender Studies Language

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

ART AND DESIGN Ceramics Drawing Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture

THEATRE Acting Directing Film Studies Lighting Playwriting Shakespeare Studies Sound Stage Management Theatre History

HumanitiesCLASSICAL STUDIES Archaeology Greek (culture, language and literature) Latin (culture, language and literature)

HISTORY American History Cultural History European History History of Science Intellectual History Military History Political History Social History World History Women and Family History

MEDIEVAL-RENAISSANCE STUDIES

PHILOSOPHY Analytic Philosophy Asian Philosophy/Asian Studies Ethics and Values History of Western Philosophy Pre-Law

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 Popular Theology Postmodern Theologies Process Theology Sexual Ethics Theological Epistemology and Sources of Authority Theology and the Environment Theology, Gender and Sexuality Vocation and Calling

Fit your specific interests and passions. 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.

DEGREE PROGRAMS

Natural SciencesBIOCHEMISTRY

BIOLOGY Botany Cell and Molecular Biology Environmental Science Organismal Biology Zoology

CHEMISTRY Environmental Chemistry Food and Beverage Chemistry Forensics (Chemical) Instrumental Analysis Natural Products Chemistry Protein Chemistry Quantum Chemistry

COMPUTER SCIENCE Artificial Intelligence Databases Networking Scientific Modeling

ENGINEERING Computer Electrical Electromechanical Mechanical ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE Environmental Biology Environmental Geology Geochemistry Geophysics

KINESIOLOGY AND INTEGRATIVE PHYSIOLOGY Kinesiology Nutrition

GEOLOGY Environmental Geology Environmental Science Geographic Information Science (GIS) Geomorphology Hydrology Paleontology Petroleum Geology Physical Geology

HEALTH AND MOVEMENT STUDIES

MATHEMATICS Actuarial Sciences Financial Mathematics Probability Statistics

PHYSICS Astronomy Electronics Engineering Applications Engineering Physics

Nuclear Physics Optical Physics Scientific Instrumentation Space Science

PSYCHOLOGY Child and Adolescent Psychology Clinical Psychology Cognitive Science Counseling Neuroscience Psychology Applied to Business,

Education and Law

Social SciencesBUSINESS SCHOLARS PROGRAM Accounting Banking Finance Investments Management Sales and Marketing

COMMUNICATION Film/Music Criticism Journalism Marketing Organizational Management/ Business Communication Political Communication Video/Film Production

CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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

GENDER STUDIES

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES Cultures and Peoples Global Economics Global Politics World Religions World History

POLITICAL SCIENCE American Politics International Relations Political Economy Political History Political Institutions Political Theory Political Thought Public Policy

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

If you have any questions, please contact the Office of Admission at 800.213.2178 or admission@hanover.edu

hanover.edu/programs

HEALTH AND BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES PROGRAMNURSINGPRE-DENTISTRY

PRE-HEALTHPRE-LAW PRE-MEDICINE

PRE-PHARMACYPRE-PHYSICAL THERAPY PRE-VETERINARY SCIENCES

Pre-Professional Programs

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDSAll students who apply for admission will automatically be reviewed for an academic merit scholarship. Theserenewable four-year scholarships range from $5,000 - $23,000.

Scholarship decisions are based on a comprehensive review of each application. For students who choose tosubmit test scores, particular focus will be placed on the GPA and test score matrix shown below.

SHOULD I APPLY TEST OPTIONAL?

For students applying test optional, choosing not to submit SAT/ACT scores, emphasis will be placed on thestrength of the applicant’s academic curriculum.

If you feel that your application is stronger without SAT/ACT scores, you should consider applying test optional. That means you will not be sharing those scores in the admission process. If you choose to apply test optional, it is highly recommended that you submit a comprehensive resume and at least two letters of recommendation.

If you feel that your SAT/ACT test scores are reflective of your academic success, we encourage you to submit your test scores. As a reference, the average GPA for the 2018 first-year class is 3.62; middle 50% SAT and ACT scores for the class are: SAT 1030-1220 and ACT 23-27.

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COMPETITIVE LEVELCrowe ScholarshipTop applicants in Natural Sciences, Humanities, Social Sciences, Arts and Letters and Undecided majors are invited to compete for a renewable, stackable scholarship ranging from $2,500 - $5,000.

• To qualify for consideration, applicants must have a 3.3 cumulative high school GPA and complete the following steps by Nov. 1: Apply for admission at hanover.edu/apply and for the Crowe Scholarship at hanover.edu/crowe.

Music ScholarshipTop applicants who have indicated an interest in music (vocal or instrumental) will be invited to compete for a $1,500 scholarship. The award is renewable each year upon continued ensemble participation.

• To qualify for consideration, complete the following step by Dec. 1: Apply for admission at hanover.edu/apply and indicate an interest in auditioning.

Benjamin Templeton ScholarshipExceptional students who have participated in or led programs that promote diversity, human rights or social justice for race, gender, religion, national origin, sexual orientation or gender identity, are invited to compete for a renewable, full-tuition scholarship award, offered up to 10 students.

• To qualify for consideration, applicants must complete the following steps by Dec. 1: Apply for admission at hanover.edu/apply, for the Benjamin Templeton Scholarship at hanover.edu/bts2019 and file the FAFSA at fafsa.gov.

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS

AWARDSCampus Experience AwardA $1,000 award to all admitted students who visit campus through the Office of Admission (via hanover.edu/visit) and file the FAFSA by Feb. 1. The award is renewable each year upon filing the FAFSA.

Legacy AwardA $2,000 award to immediate relatives of Hanover alumni and current students. The award is renewable each year.

Pell-Eligibility AwardHanover College assists in meeting full-tuition for all admitted Indiana students with a minimum 3.3 GPA, 1120 SAT or 23 ACT* who file the FAFSA by April 15 and qualify for the Federal Pell Grant. The award is renewable each year upon filing the FAFSA. *Test-optional applicants with a minimum 3.3 GPA who qualify for the Federal Pell Grant will be considered based on a holistic review of their high school curriculum and extra-curricular activities.

KEES Scholarship MatchHanover College matches the Kentucky Educational Excellence Scholarship (KEES) earned by all admitted Kentucky students. The award is renewable each year.

Buckeye ScholarshipA $2,000 scholarship to all admitted Ohio students. The award is renewable each year.

Lilly Scholars PromiseThe Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship provides a 4-year, full-tuition scholarship to selected students from each Indiana county. In addition to the scholarship provided through the Lilly Endowment, Hanover College promises Lilly Scholars a 4-year renewable scholarship equal to the value of room and board. Hanover will also fully fund a May term off-campus experience.

STUDENT LIFE

• BILL NYE• CAPOEIRA GROUP• CHINESE SPRING FESTIVAL• DISABLE THIS!

• DIWALI• FREEDOM TO MARRY• INTERNATIONAL BANQUET• LACEY GREEN

• MLK MARADE• SAFE ZONE TRAINING• SISTER SIMONE CAMPBELL• VAGINA MONOLOGUES

Hanover’s large selection of extra-curricular clubs guarantees you will find a cohort that suits your individuality and will inspire you with another perspective.

• ARCHERY CLUB• BALLROOM DANCE ASSOCIATION• BEST BUDDIES

• GREEN PANTHERS• HANOVER COLLEGE DANCE MARATHON• LOVE OUT LOUD

• SPANISH CLUB• STUDENT BROADCAST ASSOCIATION• STUDENT SENATE

Speakers and Special Events:

A sampling of our clubs is below:

What to do tonight? Well, that is rarely a problem at Hanover. Between the student-led Campus Activities Board (CAB), Community Arts and Culture Series, The Hanover Enrichment Series, student clubs and organizations and the Hanover theatre and music departments, there is always something happening on campus. Below is just a sampling of the activities that have occurred on campus recently with a couple of coming attractions for good measure.

ARTS & CULTURE

• “70 SCENES OF HALLOWEEN”• BRANDON STANTON OF

HUMANS OF NEW YORK• BRYCE VINE• THE BURIED LIFE• “THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST”• ISHMAEL BEAH

• JOHN DEAN – WATERGATE, VIETNAM AND THE NIXON DEFENSE

• “LA TRIVIATA” – KENTUCKY OPERA• THE LONELY BISCUITS• MATT BELLASSAI• “MESSIAH”• “THE PEOPLE, YES”

• RJ MITTE • SAGE THE GEMINI• SAL VULCANO AND FRIENDS• THE SECOND CITY• SWEET HONEY IN THE ROCK• TODRICK HALL• WOODY HARRELSON

hanover.edu/studentlife

CAMPUS HOUSING

DORMITORY STYLE (SINGLES AND DOUBLES)• Blythe Hall• Crowe Hall• Coulter House• Donner Hall• Ide Hall• Katharine Parker Hall• Wiley Hall

SUITE STYLE• Crowe Hall• Lynn Hall• Ogle Center

APARTMENT STYLE• Greenwood Suites

THEME HOUSES• File House• Young House

FRATERNITY/SORORITY HOUSES• Alpha Delta Pi• Chi Omega• Kappa Alpha Theta• Lambda Chi Alpha• Phi Delta Theta• Phi Gamma Delta• Phi Mu• Sigma Chi

College life begins in the dorms. Choose the dorm style that fits you: traditional, suite or theme housing. Whatever you choose, there’s always someone around to grab a bite to eat, cram for a test or binge-watch Netflix.

There is sustenance beyond your mini-fridge with Parkhurst Dining! Start your day off with a latte from the Starbucks We Proudly Serve Café 1827. Head to the main dining room where you can eat farm-to-table food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Or grab a quick bite to eat at the Underground and trek to the Shoebox for late-night karaoke and mozzarella sticks.

CAMPUS DINING

The Hanover College campus safety crew is there for you, 24/7. Jim Hickerson, former Indiana State Police officer and commander for 32 years, is just a phone call away. Jim and his team are there for real emergencies or if you simply want someone to walk you home after a late night at the library.

CAMPUS SAFETY

CAMPUS SAFETY IS AVAILABLE

hours a day

days a week

STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMSA WORLD OF LEARNING

Hanover’s study abroad programs accommodate the needs and interests of all majors, including the sciences, music, theatre and art. Each institution maintains rigorous academic standards, offers a variety of course choices and provides a safe environment with comprehensive student life support. English-language programs are available at 14 of Hanover’s 18 overseas destinations. Classes in France, Germany, Mexico and Spain are taught in native languages. Courses taught in Spanish are also available in Chile, Costa Rica and Cuba. All grades and credits transfer toward your degree.

hanover.edu/abroad

For more information, please contact: Office of Study Abroad Lynn Hall 517 Ball Drive Hanover, IN 47243 812.866.7221 hanover.edu/abroad

Study Abroad ProgramsAfricaGhana University of Ghana Accra, GhanaSouth Africa Stellenbosch University Stellenbosch, South Africa

AsiaChina Southwest University for Nationalities Chengdu, ChinaIndia Christ University Bangalore, IndiaKorea Yonsei University Seoul, South KoreaThailand Chiang Mai University Chiang Mai, Thailand

Australia Australia University of Wollongong New South Wales, Australia

EuropeBelgium University of Leuven Flanders, Belgium Norway University of Oslo Oslo, NorwaySweden Linnaeus University Växjö/Kalmar, SwedenTurkey Bogaziçi University Istanbul, Turkey

Latin AmericaChile Universidad Andrés Bello Santiago, ChileCosta Rica Universidad Nacional de Costa Rica Heredia, Costa RicaCuba Universidad de San Gerónimo La Habana, Cuba (summer only)

Foreign Language ProgramsFrance Université François Rabelais Tours, France Germany Philipps Universität Marburg, GermanyMexico Universidad del Valle de Atemajac Guadalajara, Mexico Spain Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha Ciudad Real, Spain

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