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9 out of 10 people found this review useful.
Brittany from South Saint Paul, MN
Reviewer is A past student here.
Categories Rating Comments Did learn a lot The professors were amazing! Very helpful.
Did enjoy being here I loved every minute at Hamline :)
Bang for the buck It's realllllly expensive, but it was definitely worth it!
Tips for prospective students Always attend your classes and listen to your professors. Sometimes what they say in class doesn't make it to the study guides :)
Great for these types of students People who like small schools and like to feel like they're a part of a family. Hamline is the best place for you! The professors are all friendly and treat you with respect. Hamline is also great for students who like diversity and like to have fun!
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4 out of 4 people found this review useful.
Ariel from Jasper, MN
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Will learn a lot Hamline is an academically focused university.
Will enjoy being here It will be fun most of the time, but you will still have to find your niche.
Bang for the buck It just depends on your personal situation, but they will work their hardest to make it work for you.
Tips for prospective students It's a lot of money so make sure it is financially worth it for you. Personally, Hamline has my heart, I can barely wait a year to get there!
Great for these types of students The academic type. They recruit for sports, but the amount it costs can't be worth it unless you get a full ride.
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Apurva from Columbia Heights, MN
Reviewer is A past student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences A small school where the advisers and professors are ready to help you in every way!
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Samantha from Saint Paul, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot Hamline strives to make every moment a learning experience, and as a student there thus far, I've expanded my mind, my viewpoints, and my love for humanity as a whole through my education. Learning goes beyond the classroom and textbooks at Hamline, it's about growing as a person.
Am enjoying being here The Hamline community is a close one. Professors care about you, learn your name, and enjoy spending time with you. Other students are there for mostly the same reasons, and it's easy to bond with them in that way. I've built lifelong connections and being on campus is one of my favorite things in the world.
Bang for the buck While Hamline is well beyond $40k a year, I believe it is a worthy investment. The degree I am earning there may be expensive, but it's also prestigious and an invaluable asset for my future endeavors.
Tips for prospective students Get to know the financial aid office, they are so helpful and are willing to go above and beyond to make sure that you're able to attend and stay at Hamline.
Great for these types of students Open-minded, charismatic, creative, responsible, and serious people.
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1 out of 1 people found this review useful.
Freshman from MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot They have a highly regarded academic program that is very well-rounded. The Hamline Plan is a system they use to ensure that every student gets a diverse education thus opening up endless opportunities. The professors want you to succeed, and will do anything they can to see that happen.
Am enjoying being here Almost everyone on campus is really caring and considerate of others. The campus in general has an awesome laid-back, but determined atmosphere.
Bang for the buck Hamline is very expensive, but they give out a lot of financial aid for those in need. I love the school though, and for me it has been worth every penny.
Tips for prospective students Really research a lot of schools and visit as many campuses that you can. When I got to Hamline, it just felt right.
Great for these types of students This is a great school for those who are looking for a smaller campus where you know almost everyone, and your professors know you personally. For those who might not know what they want to get into, there are tons of different groups and clubs that anyone can join; and the academics are very well-rounded. The diversity here is spectacular: in ideas, personalities, talents, backgrounds, opportunities, and every other aspect you can imagine.
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2 out of 3 people found this review useful.
Freshman, Bemidji MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot The professors are very, very willing to help! You will learn if you take time to study, ask questions, and visit professor's office hours. They are extremely smart and caring. I'm learning a lot!
Am enjoying being here Yes! Classes are enjoyable and interesting. There are always events happening around campus. Get involved and attend some :)
Tips for prospective students Attend every class, read the chapter before the class, and be attentive! Work hard and you can succeed at any class. Also, live on campus! There are many good services here, so take advantage of them.
Great for these types of students Hard-workers and those with determination to succeed in the future. Those who desire to learn and grow more intelligent. Also, there are many opportunities for athletes.
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1 out of 3 people found this review useful.
George from Saint Cloud, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences hamline very costly, but if you want to try it go ahead. i like the friends that i made and the professors. good location in the cities.
Tips for prospective students start looking for scholarships. you need them. try to get assignments out in the way first and then have fun. do not be afraid of saying hi to people that you do not now during the first week of school.
Academic Rigor need to follow the hamline plan which is the course you need to take while in college. some professors want you to do this major, but you want to do something else. some courses are fun. if planning to take chinese hamline have it.
Dorm Life very costly, but it is a good way to meet new people. there is a flat screen tv in the lodge and in some, have study lodge.
Food and Dining first week, going to love it. after that it just get old. there is stir fry. the breakfast is pretty much the same throughout the year.
What to do for fun there are some dorms events but are not host every weekend. people can walk around thew city and travel.
Bang for the buck i do not think so. maybe for a different will work but we will see after i graduate.
Clubs and Activities there is not a lot of clubs. some of the clubs that i am interested cost to join. for example rock climbing and turbo kick.
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1 out of 4 people found this review useful.
Mohamud from Minneapolis, MN
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has been to campus.
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9 out of 21 people found this review useful. 1 person found this inaccurate.
Jonathan from Los Angeles, CA
Reviewer is Researching this school. Reviewer has not been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments Will learn a lot learning is the most important thing
Will enjoy being here you will have fun at all time
Bang for the buck they will help you with financial aid
Tips for prospective students never give up and always do your best
Great for these types of students this can be the right college you have been looking for
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Carolyn from Minneapolis, MN
Reviewer is Accepted here and planning to attend soon. Reviewer has been to campus.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences I love Hamline! It is small enough so you have a feel of community, but there still are quite a few students. It feels like it's own secluded campus in the middle of a big city; which is amazing. And the professors are always available to the students.
Academic Rigor Hamline has rigorous academics, but they ease you in. You aren't just thrown into hard classes, your professors and you advisor support you and show you the ropes as you go. And because it is a liberal arts school they emphasize students study all areas. You can go in undecided and take random classes and still graduate on time. Hamline actually guarantees that you graduate in four years or they pay for the fifth one.
Dorm Life The freshman dorms are a great way to get accustomed to college life without feeling overwhelmed. Its a good way to meet people in your class. Also, the freshman dorms are really nice. And Hamline makes it easy for you to find your own roommate so you know you will be rooming with someone you want to be with.
Food and Dining The food is good. There are many different choices in everyday. And there are many different places to eat on campus. Also, you can walk to many different restaurants.
Bang for the buck I would say Hamline gives you a good education for your money. Tuition is a little expensive, but Hamline gives a lot of aid to cover that. Also, Hamline brings a lot of opportunities to you. You can study abroad as a first year student and it won't add extra costs to your tuition. They find students jobs and internships. It might be expensive, but it is money well spent.
Clubs and Activities There are many different types of clubs to join. Also many varsity athletics and intramural sports. You will not be bored at Hamline, there is a lot to be a part of.
Campus Safety Hamline is a very safe campus. There are only rare reports of crime on campus and there are many campus security poles posted in the campus so if you don't feel safe you don't have to be alone.
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Holly from Albertville, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences Since I've come here I've been confused on what I should do unlike the last college I was at. I also feel constantly stressed out but there are some good days. I also don't know how to pay for next year because it's expensive.
Tips for prospective students Don't take on more then you know you can do. Make sure to have some time to do things around campus.
Dorm Life I feel like I'm always alone and can't do the things they have planned.
Food and Dining The cafeteria isn't the greatest but the rest of the food is good.
What to do for fun My only fun is when I get to read my book at the end of the day before bed and it use to be band as well.
Clubs and Activities I'm involved in Knitwits even though I don't know how to knit but instead I crochet.
Campus Safety I've only had to call them once because my card wasn't working but they found out the experation date was set too early. But they fixed it within 15 min. while I was on the phone with them and stay on with me while I tried it.
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EmBee
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences mfac program is amazing so far. extraordinary faculty as well as staff. demanding and exacting faculty expect no less of students than they do of themselves, but they are supportive of student's individual processes. they demonstrate enormous respect for the creative process as well as for the entire field.
Tips for prospective students do your homework, ask as many questions as you can. don't slack, because it will just pile on top of you.
Academic Rigor wow, is this tough. reading as a writer, learning the terminology of the academic side, learning to see your own work, and never sleeping. and that's just for starters. 120 books must be read and analyzed by third semester, so work steadily on this.
Dorm Life hotel in jterm, dorm in summer. it's what you'd expect. not great.
Food and Dining yuck. but there are good restaurants within walking distance. you're certainly not distracted from your studies by the great food.
What to do for fun work is fun! get used to it.
Bang for the buck again, amazing program.
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Shawny from Watkins, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences hamline offers a campus in the middle of the hustle and bustle of the city, but can still be secluded as a town of its own. the professors are personable and want to help each student. from my personal experience, joining a sports team was an exceptional way to meet new people!
Tips for prospective students schedule an on-campus visit! join a club or sports team to meet new people! live on campus and enjoy all that dorm life has to offer!
What to do for fun hamline-sponsored events with prizes available such as ipads, gift baskets, etc. sporting events throughout the week.
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TraMaunte from St. Paul, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences it's a cool school. everyone is friendly. they know what they want to be as a school.
Tips for prospective students talk to your professors. don't assume it's the same as highschool because it's not.
Academic Rigor chemistry is challenging in a good way.
Dorm Life i don't live there, so i'm not sure
What to do for fun there are lots of porgrams with lots of variety to get into.
Bang for the buck costs a little too much.
Campus Safety we are always told when something happens and the updates to security.
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Kumail from Brooklyn Park, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments In three sentences The university is a very nice place. The teachers are very easy to talk to. And they really try to get the students involved.
Tips for prospective students Just keep an open mind when coming in. There are things you might come to like after a while.
Academic Rigor This courses are challenging yet not very boring. The teachers are very interactive with the students.
Dorm Life I would not know because i do not live in the dorm. But my friends seem to like it. They are always talking about how people are friendly.
Food and Dining The food has its good days and its bad days, but the area has a lot of outside places to go so you will be alright.
What to do for fun There is a lot to do because your really close to the city and you can find stuff that is close by. There is a mall only 5 minutes away,
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Tia from Saint Paul, MN
Reviewer is A current student here.
Categories Rating Comments Am learning a lot I love the professors here, they are really nice and will take time out of their busy schedules to help you and answer your questions.
Am enjoying being here I love the small campus and the activites that they plan for us.
Bang for the buck It's expensive for me but it will be worth it at the end because hard work pays off.
Tips for prospective students Make sure to listen to your professors and take notes during all lectures, presentations and videos. Keep up with all of your work and if you get stuck writing a paper go to the writing center!!
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