Quick Facts

Quick Facts

Location

Hanover, Indiana (650-acre campus)

Address

517 Ball Drive, Hanover, IN 47243

Founded

1827, private

Enrollment

1,028 (472 men, 553 women)
15.7% students of color

Curriculum

Liberal arts

Degrees

Bachelor of Arts
Bachelor of Science
Doctor of Physical Therapy 

Affiliation

Presbyterian (USA)

President

Lake Lambert, Ph.D.

Board of Trustees Chair

Elaine Kopps-Bedel

Admission Contact

1-800-213-2178
admission@hanover.edu

Website

Nickname

Panthers

Colors

Red and Blue

Costs

2023-2024 Academic Year

  • Tuition: $42,003 (locked for incoming students)
  • Fees: $891 (+ $350 orientation fee)
  • Room & Board: $13,443

Admission

(Entering Class, Fall 2022)

  • Applications: 2,848
  • Applications Accepted: 2,307
  • Enrolled: 308
  • States represented: 13
  • High school class rank (top 20%): 76 students (28% of first-year class)
  • Mid-50 percent SAT range: 1,070-1,220
  • Mid-50 percent ACT range: 23-29
  • Average ACT score of first-year class: 26
  • Average GPA of first-year class: 3.73

Graduation Guarantee

Four years

Student Retention Data

  • 83% of first-year students returned in 2019-20
  • Greek-affiliated (winter 2020): 45% of student body, including 51% of males (234) and 40% of females (228)

Faculty

  • 84 full-time teaching faculty (51 men, 33 women)
  • 94% have a doctorate or terminal degree
  • FTE faculty-to-student ratio: 12-to-1
  • 34 majors offered, plus a design-your-own
  • Top five majors (alpha order): biology, communication, economics, kinesiology, psychology

Alumni Data

  • More than 13,628 living alumni
  • Alumni reside in all 50 states and 51 foreign countries
  • Alumni giving rate: 17.44% (FY19-20)

Financial Data

  • Resident Student Comprehensive Fee: $52,300 (2020-21)
  • Financial Aid: $28,139,795 (100% of students)
  • Average Aid Package: $27,427
  • Gifts and Grants: $4,392,228 (FY 2020-21)
  • Education & General Expenditures: $16,398,611 (FY 2019-20)

Athletics

  • Member of National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division III
  • Member of Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference
  • 46% of study body are intercollegiate athletes
  • 20 intercollegiate teams (baseball, basketball (m/w), cross country (m/w), football, golf (m/w), lacrosse (m/w), soccer (m/w), softball, swimming (m/w), tennis (m/w), indoor and outdoor track and field (m/w), volleyball)
Orchestra performing during practice session
Group of diverse young alumni celebrate at Homecoming
Female student logging research data
Coach John Jones gives instruction to the women's basketball team