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Hood College is an OK college. If you're looking for an intimate school, this is place for you. If you're looking for community, look else where.

Hood College is a very family friendly place. This school provides good opportunities academically. Once you become a Hood student they support you throughout the rest of your life.

Hood College has some wonderful academic departments and the professors truly wish for your success. The administrators tend to focus on outward appearance and make some decisions that do not make logical sense to students. Also the tuition price is high, but for the quality of the academics and the sense of community, it is worth it.

I absolutely love this school. Never a dull moment on campus. there is always something going on for everyone to enjoy.

Hood is small, but not as diverse as I thought it to be, regarding students as well as teachers. The student:teacher ratio is better for a student who doesn't want to be in a huge lecture hall. Hood needs to improve their living standards for students and the dining hall food.

Hood is a wonderful college and great for anyone looking for a small and personal atmosphere! The campus is welcoming and inviting and resources are generally easily found. The professors are well education in their fields and the food isn't too bad!

Hood College is a small liberal arts school located forty minutes from the fun and exciting life of two major Maryland cities, Washington D.C. and Baltimore. Students that earn a degree from Hood become well rounded individuals. The Hood community is full of kind, loving, and compassionate people, that make you feel like you are home.

Hood College focuses on the individual student by providing small class sizes and big learning opportunities. It's location in a Frederick offers the feel of a small town with the exposure to many large city amenities and access to Baltimore and Washington D.C. The campus layout allows for ease of class scheduling, studying, and recreation.

This school is wonderful for anyone who is looking for a peaceful and friendly environment. All the classes as under 36 people and is just about as close to one on one teaching as you can get. It's worth every penny.

I fell in love with the pergola on the center of campus the first time I saw it. I love how the professors remembered me on my second visit. The historic atmosphere of the campus just makes it all the more charming and a place you want to live.