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Hampton University

Hampton University. By Dominique Montgomery. www.hamptonu.edu. Location. Hampton, Virginia Driving: 2,711 miles , 1 day 19 hours Flying: 4 hours 31 minutes Urban, mid-sized city. Size. 314 acres Full-Time Undergrads: 4,109 Part-Time Undergrads: 321. Environment.

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Hampton University

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  1. Hampton University By Dominique Montgomery www.hamptonu.edu

  2. Location • Hampton, Virginia • Driving: 2,711 miles, 1 day 19 hours • Flying: 4 hours 31 minutes • Urban, mid-sized city

  3. Size • 314 acres • Full-Time Undergrads: 4,109 • Part-Time Undergrads: 321

  4. Environment • Coed, 63% female, 37% male • No religious affiliation • Private, historically black • Nearest city is Hampton; population is 137,436

  5. Admission Requirements • SAT: average score 810-1131 • Act: average score 16-26 • Accept AP and IB classes

  6. Expenses • Tuition: $17,212 • Room & Board: $8,048 • Books & Supplies: $1,025 • Application Fee: $35 • Total: $26, 320

  7. Financial Aid • Achievement Scholarship, Trustee Scholarship, Presidential Scholarship, Hampton Scholarship, Merit Scholarship • FAFSA Deadline: March 1st

  8. Housing • Campus Housing Capacity: 2,857 • Number of Dormitories: 20 • Average Meals/Week: 19 • Average Meal Plan Cost: $3,862 • Freshman Meal Plan Required? yes

  9. Facilities • Student center • Fitness center, aerobics room, 6 lane bowling center, indoor track, outdoor tennis, full-sized track, indoor pool, exercise facilities, dance studio

  10. Activities • Over 110 student organizations, including Honors College, Leadership Institute, Student Leadership Program, Terpsichorean Dance Company, and Concert Choir. • Athletics: basketball, soccer, volleyball, badminton, table tennis, flag football, street ball , dodge ball, football

  11. Campus Visits • Family tours: daily 9:30am and 1:30pm • Self-guided tours • Group tours • Online/virtual tours • Tours last about 1 hour

  12. Academics • Accredited: main one is Commission on Colleges of the Southern Assoc. of Colleges and Schools and many more • Faculty: Student ratio 16:1 • 51 undergrad programs, 21 masters, 4 doctoral • Class Sizes •Fewer than 20 students: 50% •20 to 49 students: 45% •50 or more students: 5%

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