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At Hope College in the 鈥渓ovely place鈥� known as Holland, Michigan,鈥� the 鈥淐hristian culture,鈥� 鈥渃hallenging academics,鈥� and 鈥�11:1 student/faculty ratio鈥� combine to form a 鈥渨onderful social and community atmosphere,鈥� with 鈥渟mall class sizes鈥� that 鈥渁llow for collaboration in research鈥� and 鈥渇ocused learning.鈥� 鈥淭here is no question鈥� that Hope鈥檚 faculty is 鈥渋ts biggest asset.鈥� Professors 鈥渃are about and support their students,鈥� and 鈥渟erve as mentors鈥� until well after graduation. 鈥淥ur professors all teach very differently,鈥� offering myriad opportunities to expand students鈥� perspectives: 鈥淚 am very satisfied with the various ways I have been taught at Hope,鈥� says one student, explaining that among her classes, some professors 鈥渄id not have a single lecture the entire semester,鈥� some would 鈥渓ecture 80 percent of class time,鈥� 鈥渟ome held class half the time to give us personal time to work on our research, and some had 鈥渟tudent presentations for the majority of class time.鈥�

Overall, the school 鈥渂oasts great academic programs that are lead by professors that typically care about your whole personal development.鈥� The pre-med, science, engineering and music programs are all 鈥渆xcellent鈥� and are both 鈥渃ommunity-focused鈥� and 鈥渇ocused on global learning.鈥� Hope has one of the 鈥済reatest undergraduate research programs in the nation and it shows.鈥� Students get 鈥渋nvaluable experience outside of the classroom here.鈥� There are strong 鈥渙ff campus study programs, both internationally and domestically,鈥� 鈥渁rts programs,鈥� and students praise the 鈥渁uthenticity and sincerity of staff鈥ffering resources for whatever needs you could have.鈥�

The 3,500 or so students at Hope are 鈥渒nown for the friendliness.鈥� Although the school is 鈥渁ffiliated with the Christian Reformed church, students are encouraged to find their own religious and spiritual path.鈥� The majority of students claim Dutch heritage. There is 鈥渘ot that much diversity, but 鈥減eople are helpful and genuinely care.鈥� A few students said that they would 鈥渓ike to see Hope become a more welcoming place for people of different ethnicities, socioeconomic backgrounds, and religious backgrounds.鈥� Despite the relative homogeneity, another student says there is a 鈥渕ix of liberal and conservative values on campus, where you鈥檙e 鈥渏ust as likely to find a protest for pro-life as you are pro-choice.鈥� Hope students, 鈥渋f nothing else, are over-involved,鈥� taking on 鈥渟econd and third jobs regularly,鈥� 鈥渏oining multiple clubs,鈥� and still having 鈥渢ime for social lives.鈥� 鈥淏eing uninvolved is being out of sync with the campus,鈥� says one student. Not only do students 鈥渨holeheartedly pursue academic success, but they put an equal amount of effort into service and leadership.鈥� The student body 鈥渁s a whole is very community-oriented.鈥�

The 鈥渂eautiful campus鈥� in Holland is 鈥渋n proximity to Main Street, which makes the college feel more connected to the city,鈥� and quite close to Lake Michigan. Downtown Holland offers bars and 鈥渢hree excellent coffee shops where everyone goes to study,鈥� as well as 鈥渕ultiple parks and green spaces for students to use freely.鈥� 鈥淭here are many places to go within walking distance. It is about forty minutes away from Grand Rapids, and about ten from the nearest beach.鈥� Students 鈥渉ammock in the Pine Grove,鈥� go for 鈥渨alks or bike rides鈥� to the beach to see the sunset, go 鈥渟ledding鈥� in the winter, and 鈥渉iking鈥� in the summer. The Student Activities Committee 鈥減lans events on the weekends that are very popular among students, including movie nights, trips for roller skating, dodgeball, 鈥erform[ances], bubble soccer,鈥� and so on. Plenty of students enjoy intramural sports, and 鈥渟ororities and fraternities are popular.鈥� There is a large 鈥渇aith community鈥� at Hope, and accordingly, the college offers 鈥渃hapel services three times a week.鈥� These aren鈥檛 by any means required, which students approve of as it 鈥渕eans that everyone who is there wants to be there, which makes a lot more passion.鈥� Hope has 鈥渢he best D3 athletics in the nation,鈥� and students find the basketball games 鈥渁 ton of fun.鈥� There 鈥渋sn鈥檛 much of a party culture鈥� on campus, though on weekends, 鈥渕any students go to parties in the campus-owned off-campus cottages,鈥� and 鈥渁bout once a month, there is a no-alcohol dance party put on by a few students who cook delicious waffles and pancakes, paid for by Campus Ministries.鈥�