What's your Hanover College major?

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Quiz Questions

1.
Which class are you least likely to sleep through?
- A.
  Art
- B.
  Computer Science
- C.
  English / Language Arts
- D.
  Foreign Languages
- E.
  Health or Anatomy
- F.
  History
- G.
  Mathematics
- H.
  Music or Chorus
- I.
  Science
- J.
  Study Hall
2.
If you had a celebrity professor for class, who would you choose?
- A.
  Barack Obama
- B.
  Bill Nye (the Science Guy)
- C.
  Lin-Manuel Miranda
- D.
  Amanda Gorman
- E.
  LeBron James
- F.
  Steve Jobs
- G.
  Warren Buffet
- H.
  Mama Dr. Danielle Jones
3.
What word grabs your attention?
- A.
  People
- B.
  Numbers
- C.
  Fitness
- D.
  Nature
- E.
  Words
- F.
  Money
- G.
  Creativity
4.
You are happiest when you are...
- A.
  Sharing a story or idea
- B.
  Helping a friend through a hard time
- C.
  Diagnosing a problem and finding a solution
- D.
  Reading or writing
- E.
  Persuading someone in an argument
- F.
  Singing or playing music
- G.
  Being creative or building something
- H.
  Exploring
5.
It's a rainy Saturday morning and you decided to spend the day streaming TV. What's the first thing you watch?
- A.
  A historical documentary
- B.
  The Office
- C.
  House, MD.
- D.
  The Handmaid's Tale
- E.
  The Great British Bake Off
- F.
  WandaVision
- G.
  Queer Eye
- H.
  The Queen's Gambit
- I.
  Bridgerton
- J.
  Sports
6.
Do you like studying foreign languages?
- A.
  Yes
- B.
  Maybe
- C.
  No
7.
What is your ideal May Term course (four weeks for one focused class)?
- A.
  Studying the environment in Belize
- B.
  Traversing England like Shakespeare or Jane Austen
- C.
  Climbing through national parks like the Grand Canyon
- D.
  A trip to New York City so I can visit art museums and see a Broadway show
- E.
  Observing language and culture in Madrid
- F.
  Anything that gets me outside on campus
- G.
  Studying communication in Ireland
- H.
  Working with a small business in the Madison community
- I.
  Learning about sustainability and the environment with local organizations and government
8.
You have a group project for class, what do you volunteer to manage?
- A.
  Presenting our findings to our class
- B.
  Building the slide deck or props
- C.
  Managing the project and keeping everyone on task
- D.
  Writing the paper and organizing everyone's thoughts
- E.
  Surveying people or designing the experiment to collect data
- F.
  Compiling the data and finding correlations
9.
After school, where can you be found?
- A.
  Working a part-time job
- B.
  Tutoring a classmate
- C.
  Volunteering with kids
- D.
  Competing in a debate team
- E.
  Rehearsing lines for a play
- F.
  Painting a mural
- G.
  Practicing your instrument
- H.
  Catching up on your science lab experiments
- I.
  Sports practice
- J.
  Spending time outside with your friends
10.
When it comes to your career, you can't wait to:
- A.
  Challenge yourself intellectually
- B.
  Find solutions to real-world problems
- C.
  Help others
- D.
  Be surrounded by interesting people

Quiz Outcomes

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Accounting
The Accounting Pathway at Hanover is designed to guide Business Scholars through the prerequisites for admission to either the Master of Science in Accounting (MSA) program at Indiana University's Kelley School of Business, or the Master of Science in Accountancy (MACC) at Xavier University's Williams College of Business. Business Scholars completing the Accounting Pathway are eligible to enroll at IU or Xavier immediately upon graduation from Hanover and potentially sit for the CPA exam the following summer. The MSA at IU and the MACC at Xavier are both intensive, full-time graduate degree programs.
2.
Art + Design
As a Hanover art major, you'll travel to cities near and far to study historical masterpieces. But your experience will be decidedly 21st century. By exploring the breadth of media at your fingertips in the modern world – from drawing to painting and sculpture to photography and graphic design – you'll discover for yourself which medium best expresses your vision in a particular work of art.This interdisciplinary experience, rather than an intense focus on a single form, will help you become a critical thinker and problem-solver. Best of all, at Hanover, you'll find inspiring faculty artists and a supportive environment where you can explore your own style and strengths.
3.
Art History
The history of art is the story of fascinating cultures, dramatic events and personal triumphs. And it all comes to vivid life through the renowned art historians teaching at Hanover College. These are no ordinary history classes. You'll find Hanover students exploring firsthand the masterpieces on display in cities as close as Cincinnati and as far away Florence, Italy, and Paris, France.Hanover is one of the few U.S. colleges of its size to offer extensive courses in Asian art history, where you might even try your hand at calligraphy. Through it all, you'll learn how the great artists contributed to and reflected the history of their time.
4.
Biochemistry
Many students interested in medicine are attracted to the biochemistry major at Hanover. By focusing on the molecular aspects of biology, especially DNA, you can better understand the chemical processes and reactions that occur in humans and other living creatures. You may also develop a better understanding of food production, how to grow better crops and how to develop biofuels for energy.As a biochemistry major, you'll spend your time studying the molecules and reactions found in living systems. You'll study metabolism and how humans convert food and nutrients into energy that allows us to move and grow. And you'll study how humans make complex biomolecules through biosynthesis pathways.
5.
Biology
As a Biology student at Hanover, you will become immersed in the study of living things. Gain valuable field experience in the remarkable forests, wildlife refuges and state parks located nearby and on our 650-acre campus overlooking the Ohio River – an ever-changing outdoor classroom. Work directly with professors in class and modern labs and participate in the Biology Department's Summer Research Program, which provides you with real research experience working directly with top scientists in the fields of Animal Behavior, Evolution, Botany, Immunology, Development, Genetics or Systematics. Our students receive outstanding preparation for many careers, including medicine, dentistry, veterinary and related fields, and have a remarkable record of acceptance into professional schools and in establishing notable careers in the biological sciences.
6.
Business
The Business Scholars Program (BSP) is an application-focused educational journey that couples traditional business education with practical, real-world experience — resulting in highly sought career-ready graduates. The BSP faculty and staff closely follow the research on hiring trends and employer demands, and dynamically tailor the program to respond to emerging needs. In addition to high-quality business curriculum, BSP students are immersed in both actual and simulated corporate environments; given the opportunity to analyze and consult on complex real-world problems; and connected to business leaders and entrepreneurs across numerous industries. Scholars pursuing either a major or a minor also participate in a number of the program’s workshops and events.The program offers both a minor and a major in Business, with six optional areas of concentration available within the major.MarketingManagementFinanceAnalyticsInternational BusinessTechnology and Design Management
7.
Chemistry
At Hanover, students use chemistry to better understand the issues faced by modern society. Maybe your interest is life-saving antibiotics or new kinds of synthetic fibers. Maybe you want to learn how to measure pesticides in drinking water or the antioxidants in food. It's all possible to explore in the superbly equipped labs at your disposal.You'll begin with an introduction to the breadth of chemistry, followed by a deeper study of advanced subjects. Your program will culminate with a collaborative research project in which you'll explore an area of interest to you, with the help from a member of Hanover's highly specialized faculty. Along the way, you will become a person who speaks the language of chemistry, thinks critically and solves problems.
8.
Classical Studies
At Hanover, you'll find many paths into the worlds of the Greeks and Romans. You can study Latin and Greek texts, as well as archaeology and the history of the ancient Mediterranean. And you can take further courses in mythology, classical art, early Christianity, anthropology or gender studies.In other words, Classical Studies is interdisciplinary – it covers many ways of thinking about and approaching Greek and Roman culture. So we offer two different majors, designed for a variety of student interests:Language & literatureArchaeology & history
9.
Communication
Communication students learn through hands-on experience at Hanover. Small class sizes mean you'll put communication theory into action right from the start and acquire an impressive amount of real-world experience by the time you graduate.In fact, communication majors at Hanover College have the kind of opportunities only given to graduate students at most other schools.Communication skills will help you improve your social and career relationships, no matter where your career takes you. At Hanover, you'll concentrate your studies by selecting an area of focus:Mass media – the study of communicating to large populations, especially through print, broadcast and digital meansRhetoric – the study of using language effectively, especially in public speakingBusiness communication – the study of how org
10.
Computer Science
Computing is a discipline that requires and develops capabilities in solving deep, multidimensional problems requiring imagination and sensitivity to a variety of concerns. A major in computer science will provide you with a foundation of knowledge, problem solving skills and habits of logical thinking that will serve as a competitive advantage to you in whatever career you pursue.If you want to make a positive difference in the world, study computing. Computing drives innovation in the sciences (such as the human genome project, AIDS vaccine research, environmental monitoring and protection, just to mention a few), and also in engineering, business, entertainment and education.
11.
Cultural Anthropology
Anthropology students study what it means to be human and use that knowledge to negotiate relationships. With an emphasis in cultural anthropology, Hanover will help you develop an understanding of your own culture and the diverse cultures of those very different from you.Our accomplished faculty will closely mentor you, and you may have the opportunity to assist with research or even co-author journal articles. As you learn about the complexities of human communication, you can use it to help people understand each other – whether in political situations, business dealings or family institutions.
12.
Design-Your-Own Major
Hanover has more than 30 majors, but what if you don’t find the one that’s just for you? This is where Hanover’s unique self-designed interdisciplinary major program comes in. While the title is self explanatory, the program allows a student to create and design a major according to their specific interests and passions, combining two or more liberal arts disciplines. You are in control of this process and are responsible for choosing the professors, the core areas of study and putting together the final proposal for properly declaring your self-designed major.
13.
Economics
At Hanover, studying economics will lead you to an understanding of the financial issues that drive local and world events – wealth, poverty, business, politics, stock markets, recession, employment, taxes and more. By developing a broad perspective, you'll prepare for much more than making a living, you'll prepare to make a difference.Through meaningful service and opportunities to travel on extended field trips with our faculty in the U.S. and abroad, you'll learn about economic challenges facing today's world, and explore how you can help overcome them. The study of economics prepares you to excel in the continually changing and increasingly interconnected global economy.
14.
Education
At Hanover, a community of teachers and learners prepare committed, competent, culturally responsive, and critically reflective new teachers.Committed to professional practice, ethical conduct, and diverse perspective.Competent in pedagogical content knowledge and effective use of technology in a well-designed classroom.Establishes high expectations for students in a culturally responsive manner that understands and values diverse learning needs, incorporating student talents and interests.Engages in a critically reflective practice by seeking feedback and transforming assumptions to evaluate student learning and overall teaching effectiveness.As a Hanover education student, experienced clinical educators and your liberal arts professors will support and mentor you throughout your four years of study.
15.
Engineering
From the Pyramids and Roman aqueducts to the steam engine, spaceship, and smart phone, engineering is how we have been applying science to create structures and machines and transform the world around us. Engineering at Hanover offers you a rigorous and broad education, emphasizing both analysis and practical skills. You will learn in small classes, engage with supportive faculty members who are committed to your success, conduct research and present your results, gain work experience with our industry partners and have the opportunity to study abroad.The engineering department at Hanover offers two engineering degrees:1. Bachelor of Science degree in engineering, or 2. Bachelor of Arts degree in engineering science.
16.
English
At Hanover, English majors read, write and study literature in order to investigate the basic human impulse to make sense of life through art.You'll study traditional literary works as well as underrepresented voices that may be new to you. Our award-winning faculty and visiting scholars will challenge you with new ideas. Develop your own creative writing and contribute to the student-run literary magazine, newspaper or coffee house readings. Travel abroad to discover your literary roots. As you advance in your studies, take one of our unique, in-depth seminars focused on a literary master. The major culminates with an independent research or creative project you design yourself.
17.
Environmental Science
Located on a beautiful limestone bluff overlooking the Ohio River, Hanover is the perfect place to study environmental science and the natural world. State-of-the-art labs and equipment are at your disposal.Outside the classroom, opportunities abound. Explore our 500-acre nature preserve of forested ravines with hiking trails. Check out our Environmental Education Center, community garden, campus arboretum and Natural History Museum. You'll find active environmental science programs and many opportunities for involvement at Hanover. Environmental stewardship is a core value and you can make a difference while you're still in school with local service projects and green initiatives.
18.
French
At Hanover, the study of a modern language is rooted in activities and readings that help students see the world with the perspective of another culture. You'll learn to use language as a tool that connects cultures, business and individuals.Instead of learning only good spelling and grammar, you'll expand your cultural awareness through the study of civilization, culture and literature and become a global citizen. Since languages are best learned through immersion, all classes are taught entirely in French. You are encouraged to seize the many opportunities to interact in French in the community and abroad.
19.
Gender Studies
With a broad interdisciplinary base, the gender studies major at Hanover allows you to look at the subject of gender through a variety of lenses. The departments of theology, sociology, philosophy, psychology, political science, art history and English all have something to teach you about gender.You'll look at gender in various cultures and how it shapes people's experiences and world views. You'll break down your own assumptions through dynamic class discussions and experiences. For many students, the major is not so much a body of knowledge as it is a deeply personal path of inquiry. The major is often combined with second major.
20.
Geology
As a geology student at Hanover, you will develop your scientific reasoning through discoveries in the classroom and in the field. Geology studies are supported by a wide range of hands-on experiences that make learning come to life.Our small class sizes allow for lively discussions about compelling issues in geology, ranging from global warming to depletion of our natural resources. You will have opportunities to work with state-of-the-art laboratory technology and pursue research in collaboration with our faculty. You will gain valuable field experience in at least one of Hanover’s off-campus travel courses to the Grand Canyon, Ghost Ranch, N.M., or even northwest Scotland, where you will learn how to recognize rock types and geological structures, as well as apply your knowledge to field-mapping and problem-solving. Our students are prepared for graduate school or careers in environmental geology, geotechnical consulting, hydrology and the energy and mineral industries. As a Hanover geology graduate, you will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to address critical issues that will shape our planet’s future.
21.
German
At Hanover, you can develop your own pathway with German based on your interests. With major and minor options in German and German Studies, you can focus on advanced language acquisition and study abroad, or take interdisciplinary courses in the History, Music, and Philosophy Departments toward your degree. If you would like to become a P-12 teacher, you can double major in German and Education and complete a teaching internship at a local school. German classes also count as electives in the Business Scholars Program and the International Studies Program. Connect German with your own interests! Our curriculum is based on anti-racist approaches and focuses on inclusive, intercultural and interdisciplinary topics to prepare you for a global citizenship.
22.
Health & Movement Studies
Human fitness is a personally rewarding and increasingly important field of study in today's world. Health and Movement Studies takes a practical, hands-on approach. Combining courses in exercise science, psychology, and health and fitness, this major will help you arrive at a complete, real-world understanding of your field.You'll develop a broad-based understanding of the human body and explore how you can use that knowledge to help others achieve higher levels of fitness. You'll also learn how to analyze a person's fitness level and teach or correct a movement. By investigating the psychology of motivation, you'll be able to inspire people to reach their goals.
23.
Health Sciences Program
The mission of the Health Sciences Program (HSP) is to assist Hanover College students in becoming knowledgeable, competitive applicants to medical, professional, and graduate school programs in the health professions. We accomplish this through providing students with pertinent information, preparation, and experience.HSP students have the opportunity to gain valuable clinical shadowing experience through the Medical Scholars Externship - available in Physician, Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Dentistry, and Public Health tracks.
24.
History
f you love watching movies set in the past, reading historical fiction or re-enacting history at military encampments, you understand history is alive. As a Hanover history major, you'll study much more than just names and dates.You may delve into the causes of the Holocaust, the sources of Lincoln's greatness, the role of technology in war, our roles as members of a family, the triumph of Enlightenment rationalism, the meaning of our Constitution and much more.In other words, you learn to search for an interpretation of the past. At Hanover, as you learn to understand the past, you build the perspective and critical-thinking skills that enable you to succeed in a fast-changing world.
25.
International Studies
As an international studies student, you'll become a confident, competent global citizen who is prepared to take an active role in the growing global community.With their extensive international experience, Hanover's multilingual faculty has helped students understand the complexities of international interdependence and has produced two Fulbright scholars. International studies majors have interned with the United Nations in New York City, with foreign embassies in Washington, D.C. and with the Inter-Paliamentary Union in Geneva.Maybe you'll travel to Brussels to learn about the economics of the European Union or to Africa to understand African politics and societies. Certainly, you'll broaden your perspective on the cultural, economic and political issues that are keys to success in today's world.
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Kinesiology and Integrative Physiology
As a kinesiology student, you'll develop an in-depth knowledge of anatomy and physiology, allowing you to help people maintain healthy lifestyles. You'll also learn how exercise impacts the body's structure and function through intensive courses in human sciences and biomechanics.With access to exceptional labs and equipment, and a world-class recreation center, you'll have opportunities for experiences and research depth rarely available to undergraduates. For example, in your human anatomy class you'll work in the cadaver lab. With the state-of-the-art human patient simulator, you'll experience what it's like to be part of a healthcare team as you diagnose and treat virtual patients.
27.
Mathematics
Mathematics students at Hanover learn to reason through problems to find a solution, express ideas clearly and recognize relations among seemingly dissimilar situations. As a mathematics major, you will become a creative thinker who can analyze a wide range of situations. You will master the skill of simplifying the complex. With small class sizes and a dedicated faculty, Hanover also lets you follow your particular interests through internships and independent study programs.
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Medieval-Renaissance Studies
The Medieval-Renaissance Studies major is an interdepartmental major that will focus your attention on the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and their classical antecedents. This major will give you the structure of discipline-specific courses (including history, literature and art history) and the flexibility of working across scholarly disciplines.
29.
Music
Whether you plan to major in music or pursue musical interests along with your other studies, you'll find Hanover's active music program enriches the lives of everyone in the community.Majors and non-majors alike participate fully in private lessons, solo performances and group performances. Concert Band, College-Community Orchestra, Saxophone Ensemble, Concert Choir and Chamber Singers perform throughout the academic year, both on campus and, in some cases, on international tours. If you are a music major, you can choose between a choral or instrumental program and gain practical experience that launches your career or graduate studies.
30.
Philosophy
What is the self? Does God exist? Why are some actions considered right and others wrong? What is the relationship between the world and us? As a Hanover philosophy student, you'll grapple with life's biggest questions in a remarkably broad range of classes.You'll also explore individual interests with accomplished, diverse faculty members. From contemporary political thought to Taoism and Cooking, these courses will challenge you to experiment with new ideas and further your own personal development. Philosophy students get a taste of everything the discipline has to offer.
31.
Physics & Astronomy
Physics is a quest for understanding the principles that govern vastly diverse phenomena, from subatomic particles to our entire universe of stars and galaxies. It lies at the foundation of all natural science and supports numerous areas of engineering and technology shaping our way of life. In the Department of Physics & Astronomy, students enjoy small, rigorous classes working one-on-one with dedicated professors. Explore your interests further in Directed Studies, get involved in a research project, present your findings, study abroad, and gain work experience with local industry.
32.
Political Science
At Hanover, political science helps students become independent thinkers and tomorrow's leaders. You'll study governments, public policies and political processes in classes small enough for informal, in-depth discussions.Maybe you'll discuss the causes of war or the place of law in society. Maybe you'll explore politics and film, or society in contemporary Africa. Because your professors know you, they often will tailor instruction to your interests. If you like good food with your politics, you'll want to join the group that meets regularly for sessions called Pizza and Politics.
33.
Pre-Law
Pre-law studies at Hanover College follow the guidelines of Preparing for Law School, the statement of the Pre-Law Committee of the American Bar Association (ABA). The ABA statement emphasizes the importance of an education which provides a broad foundation of knowledge and basic skills. At Hanover, this dual emphasis underlies the components of pre-law study.The ABA warns against supposing that some particular major is the best preparation for law school. While some majors - history, philosophy, political science - are traditionally considered preparation for legal studies, students are admitted to law school from virtually every academic discipline. The ABA recommends pursuing a major that engages you intellectually and provides "opportunities to develop your research and writing skills." Hanover offers a range of traditional academic majors that provide just such opportunities, as well as careful academic advising that will help you to choose the courses that will best prepare you for the challenges of law school.
34.
Pre-Med or Pre-Health
As you consider a career in medicine, dentistry, veterinary or pharmaceutical science, you should ask yourself about your motivation and ability to develop the wide-ranging skills and characteristics valuable to an effective health professional.To achieve this challenging goal, you'll need more than just the basic core curriculum of an undergraduate pre-med / pre-health program.Not all pre-health graduates begin their undergraduate career on a pre-med track, especially at Hanover. One of the many benefits of a liberal arts education is the chance to explore a variety of interests before declaring a major or enrolling in a pre-professional program. The solid groundwork built up until that moment is intended to aid you in not only identifying your talents and passions, but also to help you become familiar with the opportunities available in the areas that interest you.
35.
Pre-Nursing
Dual Degree Nursing Program: a 3+1 program leading to a B.A. from Hanover and a B.S.N. from one of our partner programs.Through Hanover's accelerated 3+1 opportunity, you can earn two degrees in less than 4 1/2 years. Our innovative partnerships with Valparaiso University and Northern Kentucky University guarantee acceptance for a minimum of five qualified Hanover students at both institutions' Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing programs. 3+1 pre-nursing students complete three years at Hanover as a Health & Movement Studies major and then finish the partner school's 16-month accelerated bachelor of science in nursing program.A second 4+1 option allows for pre-nursing students to complete four years at Hanover and then finish up with the 16-month bachelor of science in nursing degree at the partner school.After successfully completing 3 or 4 years at Hanover and the 16-month A.B.S.N., participating students will be prepared to take the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN exam). Information on each program's NCLEX pass rate can be found in the corresponding links.
36.
Psychology
As you study human behavior and the mind with Hanover's accomplished, widely published faculty, you'll learn that all of life is a process of inquiry. Unlike any other school, you'll design and conduct your own research projects at least four times in the course of your studies. In fact, all seniors present their projects at an undergraduate research conference. For hands-on experience, maybe you'll conduct low-level therapy in controlled situations on campus. Or maybe you'll intern with a local psychiatric hospital or community agency. As a psychology student at Hanover, you will have a better understanding of how and why people act, think and feel the way they do.
37.
Sociology
As a Hanover sociology student, you'll learn to step outside your own class, ethnicity and gender to see the world from other points on the social spectrum. You'll quickly apply your class work in practical settings.Maybe your class will visit the penitentiary or homeless shelter. Maybe you will travel to Arizona to study Native American sociology or to a major European city to study urban society. You'll grow to understand the large social forces and structures that impact lives and how we can affect them. With highly dedicated and accessible faculty, you'll build the scientific and interpersonal skills needed for success in the social sciences.
38.
Spanish
At Hanover, the study of a modern language is rooted in activities and readings that will help you see the world with the perspective of another culture. You'll learn to use language as a tool that connects cultures, business and individuals.Instead of only learning good spelling and grammar, you'll expand your cultural awareness through the study of civilization, culture, and literature and become a global citizen. Since languages are best learned through immersion, all classes are taught entirely in Spanish. You are encouraged to seize the many opportunities to interact in Spanish in the community and abroad.Study Abroad: Eat, sleep and drink Spanish for a full semester at La Universidad del Valle de Atemajac (UNIVA) in Guadalajara, Mexico, or La Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha in Ciudad Real, Spain. Short-term opportunities are available as well, as past students have used May Term to study in Alcala de Henares, Spain; Mérida and Mexico.On-campus Immersion: A number of extracurricular activities provide opportunities for you to enrich your language and social experiences at Hanover. The Hora de Café, held every month, is a chance for you to chat informally in Spanish. Members of el Club de Español enjoy dining, cooking, dancing, entertainment, and other events and activities from Spanish-speaking cultures.
39.
Theatre
Watch an audience erupt in laughter as you deliver your line perfectly. Write a scene that draws tears from a full house. Create a set that places the viewer in another world. With Hanover's Theatre program, you have the opportunity to be a multifaceted producer/playwright/actor and director.Four main-stage productions, numerous student written and directed pieces, and hands-on experience will help you discover your talent in the world of the stage. Non-majors receive class credit and are encouraged to participate in productions as well.Hanover's Theatre department, together with its play-production arm, the Hanover College Theatre, will involve and educate you in all aspects of theatre in the context of a liberal arts education.
40.
Theological Studies
Students in Theological Studies explore religious movements and ideas, along with the ways in which these shape our world. They discuss ancient and modern texts, watch movies, pursue creative projects, write autobiographies, or even tour Italy. In our classes, you will be invited to explore questions about the nature of ritual, the importance of myths, the problem of suffering, the well-being of animals and the environment, and the relationships among the multiple humanistic and religious traditions of the world. Perhaps most importantly, you will be invited to decide for yourself the meaning and purpose of your life, and you will be challenged to figure out how human beings can best live together for the good of all.

What's your Hanover College major?

We know that choosing an academic major is an overwhelming process. That's why we made this handy quiz to help you figure out what programs at Hanover fit your interests!

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