H-SC is one of the top liberal arts colleges in the United States, according to U.S. News & World Report and Forbes. It is considered a best value college with exceptional return on investment, our alumni network ranks 4th in the nation, says The Princeton Review, and The Wall Street Journal has ranked us among the top 10 for career preparation.
And our graduation rate? 10% higher than the national average for men.
Ranked by US News and World Report Among Top Colleges
10% higher graduation rate for men (than the national average)
November 10, 1775: first day of classes
1300+ acres of beautiful, rural campus
1 of 3 all-male colleges
27 academic majors
1 of 10% of colleges with a Phi Beta Kappa honor society chapter
10:1 student-faculty ratio
Ranked 1 of the best Alumni Networks by The Princeton Review
95% students receive some form of financial aid.
9 NCAA Division III teams
Over 40% of all students are active fraternity members.
H-SC graduates earn more than those at other institutions.
Students come from 7 countries
And if that isn't enough...
US News and World Report ranks H-SC #96 for Best Value Schools
The Wall Street Journal has ranked Hampden-Sydney College among the top 10 schools in the nation for career preparation.
The Princeton Review survey gives professors an accessibility rating of 97
The Princeton Review ranks H-SC among its top 25 best schools for internships
Forbes gives the College a Financial Grade of "A"
Forbes ranks H-SC #100 nationally among liberal arts colleges/universities and #57 in the South
College Factual ranks H-SC in the top 16% nationwide, and the top 18% in Virginia, among colleges and universities, and among the top 29% nationwide colleges for your money
The Wall Street Journal has ranked Hampden-Sydney among colleges and universities with high marks in Outcomes, Engagement, Return on Investment, and Career Preparation
