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'''Hillsdale College''' in Hillsdale, [[Michigan]] was founded in 1844. They are a highly ranked Conservative university, small, private, [[liberal arts]] college with a strong emphasis on the [[Constitution]]. <ref> Endorsed by the [[Mark Levin]] show</ref> 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''' in Hillsdale, [[Michigan]] was founded in 1844. It is a small, private, [[liberal arts]] college with a strong conservative and libertarian emphasis. The coeducational student body of about 1,300 studies a four-year curriculum leading to the BA (bachelor of arts) or BS (bachelor of science) degree. <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 <u>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.</u>  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.<ref>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 a [[libertarian]] emphasis than [[Grove City College]], which tends to be more social conservative and religious in spirit.</ref>

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.

Hillsdale boasts a 10-1 student faculty ration, and sponsors off-campus internships, overseas study programs and the adjunct seminars of the Center for Constructive Alternatives, Mises Lectures in free-market economics, the National Leadership Seminars and the Hoogland Center for Teacher Excellence. 

 

Hillsdale publishes the widely read ''Imprimis'' newsletter.  Adjacent to the campus is the model primary and secondary school, Hillsdale Academy, whose comprehensive Reference Guide is used in hundreds of schools throughout the country.

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