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'''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 students pursue a four-year curriculum leading to the BA ([[bachelor's degree|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''' 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 students pursue a four-year curriculum leading to the BA ([[bachelor's degree|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 three major colleges that has remained completely outside of federal regulations by declining [[federal funding]] and federally guaranteed student loans.<ref>The other major colleges that are outside of federal regulations is [[Grove City College]] and [[Patrick Henry College]].  Hillsdale College tends to have more of a [[libertarian]] emphasis than [[Grove City College]], which tends to be more socially conservative and religious in spirit.</ref>

Hillsdale College is one of only three major colleges that has remained completely outside of federal regulations by declining [[federal funding]] and federally guaranteed student loans.<ref>The other major colleges that are outside of federal regulations is [[Grove City College]] and [[Patrick Henry College]].  Hillsdale College tends to have more of a [[libertarian]] emphasis than [[Grove City College]], which tends to be more socially conservative and religious in spirit.</ref>