School mission (as provided by the school):

Hiram College offers distinctive programs that set us apart from other small, private liberal arts colleges. About half of Hiram’s students study abroad at some point during their four years. In 2008-2009, a group of 19 students led by two faculty members traveled around the world to study climate change, stopping in nine different locations. Common study abroad destinations include France, China, Mexico, Guatemala, Costa Rica, the Galapagos Islands, and several African countries. Because Hiram students receive credits for the courses taught by Hiram faculty on these trips, studying abroad will not impede progress in their majors or delay graduation. Another unique aspect of a Hiram education is our academic calendar, known as the Hiram Plan. Our semesters are divided into 12-week and 3-week periods. Students usually enroll in three courses during each 12-week, and one intensive course during the 3-week. Many students spend the 3-week on study abroad trips or taking unusual courses not typically offered during the 12-week. Our small classes encourage interaction between students and their professors. Students can work with professors on original research projects and often participate in musical groups and intramural sports teams alongside faculty members. Finally, the Hiram College Tuition Guarantee ensures that the annual cost for tuition will not increase between the first year a student is enrolled and the student’s senior year.

Basic Facts

Location:  Hiram, OH

Number of Undergraduates:  1334

Percentage of Black students: 11%

Percentage of Latino Students: 3%

Overall 4 year graduation rate:  62.3%

Overall 5 year graduation rate: 67%

4 year Black male graduation rate:  17%

4 year Black female graduation rate:  62.5%

4 year Latina graduation rate:  N/A%

4 year Latino graduation rate:  0%

North Lawndale Alumni graduates: 0

North Lawndale Alumni persistence rate (returning to school beyond 4 semesters):  n/a

Average % of financial need met:  n/a

Estimated cost of attendance:  $52,491

Average indebtedness at graduation:  n/a

Admission Contact:  Jeff Mongold   330.569.5176  mongoldjw@hiram.edu

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Current Alumni who attend  Hiram:  none

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