Writers Archives

Christine Nishinaga sitting on a leather sofa.

“Strength Rejoices in the Challenge”

We believe a good education is one in which the student is prepared not merely for an occupation, but to be a lifelong learner. You’ll find our alumni are professional, courteous, and excellent at what they do, and they are amazing role models for current students of Hillsdale to look toward for inspiration and guidance.

Several students taking notes during class.

Why Hire Students from a Liberal Arts College?

With a distinct rise in STEM jobs, one might ask whether a liberal arts education is helpful to college graduates looking for employment. The answer is a resounding yes.

Hillsdale’s Pitch

Hillsdale wants to give employers the opportunity to communicate directly with students who meet their professional qualifications. And our students are unique.

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Interns: An Employer’s Secret Weapon

Creating or reinvigorating an internship program within your company may seem daunting, but as with other decisions you’ve made as an employer, the long-term benefits often times outweigh the short-term concerns.

Class of 2017-2018 during the outdoor commencement.

A Snapshot of our Classes of 2017 & 2018

The caliber of our graduates and the achievement of our Hillsdale alumni go hand-in-hand to create a career network teeming with talent throughout all categories of business.

Interview Tips

An admissions interview can be a crucial way for you to showcase your interests, abilities, and character, and it allows your application to “come to life.” But the word interview can cause even the most extroverted and confident of college applicants some serious butterflies and sweaty palms. So here are some tips to make the interview work for you.

Reevaluating My College Criteria

Why did I choose Hillsdale? As it turns out, I didn’t. I wanted the “American Dream:” College Edition™, but Hillsdale had other plans for me.

Hillsdale, Honor Codes, and High Heels

When I visited Hillsdale, I was intrigued by the tangibility of the Honor Code. It saturated students’ lives rather than stop at their academic integrity. I decided that a place with that kind of integrity could be for me.

Evacuating the Comfort Zone: Why I Chose Hillsdale

I might be passive and non-confrontational, but I chose a school that prides itself in debating preconceived notions and personal beliefs, and am the stronger for it.

A Home Far, Far Away from Home

Kenyan international student Monicah Wanjiru talks about her experience at a school so far from home and how being a minority and struggling with culture shock are challenges worth overcoming for the education students receive at Hillsdale.

Everything is Personal: Exploring the Orthodox Church through OCF

Whether it’s through professor mentorship or the carpools to church and back, OCF is a place where students’ beliefs have the ability to grow and flourish.

What is LAUREATES and How Do I Apply?

If you’re a junior science major looking for a research opportunity, look no further than home-sweet-Hillsdale for a paid summer internship.