Very beautiful campus. Helpful and friendly staff. We were welcomed to sit in a class and the professor took time out of his busy schedule and spoke with us before the class started. Enjoyed our visit.

What a hidden gem! I took my daughter there only because a coach contacted us. We were welcomed with open arms by her prospective team, had an amazing tour, and really felt how cohesive the student body is. And talk about a gorgeous campus! Top all that off with amazing academics, support throughout their college career and accessibility of the professors...slam dunk! Oh, and don't forget a trip to nearby Madison, the cutest cotton Era small town and stay at the converted cotton mill to hotel. Regardless if she attend, this was an amazing trip!!!!

Sad day. I'm an alumni, started a scholarship to honor a deceased relative and they allowed the funds "largest donor" to make changes to the scholarship without my permission. In my opinion, they chose money from a donor over what is right. Do not donate or trust administration when it comes to money. #MyOpinion

Came here for football camp in the summer. Had some good practices, and learned a lot from the Hanover football coaches. They were kind enough to let us stay in the dorms! Food and kitchen staff was 10/10.

! This program has already dismissed five Black women from the 2025 cohort. Multiple directors and faculty members have resigned from their positions, citing the racism, bias, and systemic unfairness within the administration. Currently, Hanover is facing a lawsuit for systemic racism and sexism within the program. There are two directors in particular who have openly expressed that Black students make them uncomfortable through both words and actions. Beware: White students who were removed from their fieldwork placements have been given additional chances to remain in the program and be reassigned elsewhere. Yet, when Black students experience challenges in a so-called “mentorship” course, we are not granted those same opportunities or grace. If you are considering applying to or attending this program be warned. The administration, including Interim Director Aguilar and Theresa Delbert, are money-driven and uphold systems of inequity. Proceed with caution. They took away our White Coat Ceremony, claiming it wasn’t necessary because they never had one themselves. What they failed to recognize is the incredible amount of work, time, and energy we’ve all invested to get to this point especially for students of color, first-generation college students, and children of immigrants. The lack of understanding and respect for what this moment represents for us speaks volumes.