Hamline University
School info
3.5
Overall Quality
Reputation
4
Food
2.9
Clubs
3.4
Facilities
3.9
Internet
3.4
Location
3.8
Opportunities
3.7
Safety
3.1
Social
3.2
Happiness
3.8
Basic Information
Location
- St Paul, MN
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Private university
- Established: 1854; 170 years ago (1854)
- Founder: Methodist ministers, Leonidas Lent Hamline
Academic information
Degree Courses
- 46 bachelor's degrees
Key Area
- Undergraduate research
- summer collaborative research
- faculty mentored investigations
- independent research
- creative inquiries
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: The total enrollment at Hamline University is approximately 2,438 students
- Undergraduates: 2,117 (2017)
- Postgraduates: 1,668 (2017)
- Academic Staff: 178 full time, 215 part time
Notable Alumni
- Patricia Anderson
- Coleen Gray
- Matt Bostrom
- A. Dale Ahlquist
- Rod C. Alferness
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Good reviews
Overall 4.7
I absolutely love Hamline, it feels like a little tight knit community of people that all know each other and want the best for each other! Just don’t be afraid to go out of your comfort zone and be a little extroverted and you’ll do great here.
Overall 4.6
Hamline is my favorite place. Its a beautiful campus thats always lively and has wonderful people.
Overall 4.5
best
Overall 4.5
A great place to get an education. Professors here are overall fantastic.
Overall 4.5
GREAT SCHOOL
Overall 4.5
Great school. Very well respected.
Overall 4.5
Hamline, although expensive is worth every penny for the great classes and unique professors. A great investment for sure!
Overall 4.3
Transferred here from St Kate's; 100x better than St Kate's. I love it here. Great professors and programs.
Overall 4.3
None.
Overall 4.1
I really enjoy this school, the environment and professors
Bad reviews
Overall 1
None.
Overall 1.2
They promise to help you and then they are unapproachable.
Overall 1.3
Horrible campus and college all around.
Overall 1.8
Dont go here. The area is unsafe and just gross. 100% of my classes are online but we arent provided with relatable internet. Ive had to miss a mandatory training for my internship due to the WiFi, or lack there of. Dont live on campus if you expect clean bathrooms, as people are disgusting and dont clean up after themselves.
Overall 1.8
The tuition is expensive and the students are unfriendly. I attended the School of Education on campus with Ann Mabbott being the department head. It was awful and I transferred out.
Overall 1.9
Left after one semester. Food was bad. The options for clubs seemed good but then it was very hard to make friends. Campus is nice but the dorms are gross and very low quality for what they cost. Professors were good. Way too expensive.