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During the current economic downturn, Hanover College offers students the best of two worlds - financial assistance to help offset the cost of a quality education and a track record of employment opportunities, often soon after graduation.
Take Hanover's 2008 graduates as an example -- 28 percent are continuing their education in graduate schools and an additional 70.7 percent gained employment within seven months after leaving Hanover.
Overcoming hard times is nothing new at Hanover, which was founded in 1827 and has lived through such cataclysmic events as two World Wars and the Great Depression. The college has survived and prospered because of the quality of its liberal arts curriculum, the expertise of its accomplished faculty and the energy of its diverse student body.
And while the classroom anchors the Hanover experience, multiple extracurricular activities are also available - athletics, student government, music and theatre, to name a few. In addition, as a Hanover student you will be able to enrich your educational experience through our study abroad program, as well as internships and independent study.
Hanover College's 650-acre campus, overlooking the historic Ohio River, is one of the most beautiful in the Midwest. Classes in the spring and fall often move outside to take advantage of the spectacular setting, and one-third of our faculty and staff elect to live on campus.
If this sounds like the college experience and community you want for your undergraduate education, we invite you to explore all that Hanover College has to offer.
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