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Annual Cost 20142015
To offset the costs of higher education, 100 percent of HNU
students beneft from merit scholarships, grants, need-based
aid, and more than 95 percent of HNUs students receive
federal fnancial aid.
Tuition: $ 34,058
Room (with roommate): $ 6,048
Board: $ 5,560
Fees: $ 430
Founded: 1868
Accreditation: Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Campus: 60 wooded acres high in the scenic hills of
Oakland, California
Total Enrollment: 1,343
Student/Faculty Ratio: 10:1
Average Class Size for: 14
Students Living on campus: 44%
Male: 39% Female: 61%
Ethnic Diversity: 35% Latino, 21% Caucasian, 15% African
American, 14% Asian American, 5% Hawaiian/Pacifc Islander,
3% International, 1% Native American/Alaskan Native, 6% Other
How to apply
HNU Admissions
and Requirements
Freshmen applicants are considered
for admission based on the overall
strength of their high school
record, SAT or ACT scores, an essay
(prompts provided), leadership
and extracurricular activities, and a
letter of recommendation.
We are looking for well-rounded
and curious students who are
prepared for the academic rigor of
a university. Students must have
completed the minimum curriculum
required for high school graduation
in order to be eligible for admission.
Some majors may be looking for
profciency in particular areas such
as math and science.
Contact your HNU admissions
counselor for more information
on admission criteria or call
1-800-430-1321 or email
admissions@hnu.edu.
Checklist
3500 Mountain Blvd, Oakland California 94619
www.hnu.edu
Application
SAT/ACT Scores
Transcripts
Essay
Recommendation
Activities
Honors
Experiences
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San Francisco
Oakland
From our unique vantage point in the hills of Oakland, you can see sweeping views of the
bay and beyond. Explore and experience the vibrancy of the Bay Area, and take the frst
steps toward your future at Holy Names University.
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Community Service
Engage in the world at every step in your education.
As activists, leaders and mentors, HNU students strive
for social justice through service by participating
in numerous community service activities annually
including the cleanup of Oaklands prized Lake Merritt,
working with Habitat for Humanity, and Relay for Life.
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Campus Clubs
Authentic Love Includes
and Values Everyone
Birds the Word
Black Student Union
Blankets for Hope
Drama Club
Environmental Club
Gay Straight Alliance
Glee Club
International Club
Latinos Unidos
Let your Voice Be Heard
Model United Nations
National Residence Hall Honorary
National Society for Leadership
and Success
Outdoor Activities
Pacifc Islanders Club
Peace & Justice Club
Psych! Club
R.A.D.I.C.A.L
Red Cross Club
Relay For Life
Spirit/Dance Club
Students for Diversity
Womens Empowerment Club
Young Entrepreneurs Club
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Student Life Incoming freshmen participate in The
Connections Project First Year Experience Program. This program
is designed to help students connect with faculty and classmates in
meaningful ways that will support their social and academic transition
into college life. First year residents are housed together in one of three
Learning Communities: Leadership, Diversity, or Service.
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MENS:
Baseball
Basketball
Cross Country
Golf
Soccer
Tennis
Volleyball
WOMENS:
Basketball
Cross Country
Golf
Soccer
Softball
Tennis
Volleyball