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'''Hillsdale College''' is a highly ranked, small, private [[liberal arts]] [[college]] in Hillsdale, [[Michigan]] founded in 1844.  It is [[libertarian]] in philosophy, and it publishes the widely read ''Imprimis'' newsletter.

'''Hillsdale College''' is a highly ranked, small, private [[liberal arts]] [[college]] in Hillsdale, [[Michigan]] founded in 1844.  It is [[libertarian]] in philosophy, and it publishes the widely read ''Imprimis'' newsletter. It enrolls about 350 students per grade level.<ref>http://www.collegeguide.org/itemdetail.aspx?item=4c8d5438-523d-4c32-a2a3-bd88b05678d7</ref>

Hillsdale College is one of only two major colleges that has remained completely outside of federal regulations by declining [[federal funding]] and federally guaranteed student loans.  This gives Hillsdale College the advantage of being able to decide what is best for its programs and students without worrying about complying with non-[[Christian]] and non-conservative rules imposed by the federal government.  The other major college that is outside of federal regulations is [[Grove City College]].

Hillsdale College is one of only two major colleges that has remained completely outside of federal regulations by declining [[federal funding]] and federally guaranteed student loans.  This gives Hillsdale College the advantage of being able to decide what is best for its programs and students without worrying about complying with non-[[Christian]] and non-conservative rules imposed by the federal government.  The other major college that is outside of federal regulations is [[Grove City College]].

In comparing the two colleges, Hillsdale College tends to have more of an [[economic]] and [[libertarian]] emphasis than [[Grove City College]], which tends to be more [[conservative]] and [[Christian]] in nature.

In comparing the two colleges, Hillsdale College tends to have more of an [[economic]] and [[libertarian]] emphasis than [[Grove City College]], which tends to be more [[conservative]] and [[Christian]] in nature.

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