Hanover College
- Academics

Prepare You Well

All of the professors at Hanover College prepare you well for the world outside.

Great Professors

The professors on campus are easy to get in contact with for advice or assistance. They are happy to help students if needed, but they do not *tell* their students what to do. We are challenged to become better thinkers, speakers and writers and encouraged to think openly and discuss our points of view. The cirriculum and workload for most students is usually pretty rigorous and the only reason I didn't give the Academics an A or an A+ is because it can seem impossible to get an A at this school sometimes. That and the fact that the computer science program can be difficult to manage because of the lack of professors in this field. However, it's usually pretty easy to form study groups and there are free tutors for whatever subject you may be struggling with.

Learning Politics at Hanover College

To obtain a political science degree at Hanover College, we as students, must be able to provide a collegial level of discussion in the classrooms. The workload is quite heavy because the professors like us to be up to date with current events as well as the required reading of the text that they give us. The curriculum consists of the students taking up to nine political science classes to graduate and then doing an independent study. Hanover College is great at finding internships for us and we have the opportunity to work in Washington DC for a semester if we choose to do it. This provides great real life experience and provides us with an opportunity network for a job.