Home : Admission : International Students
MAJORS
- Art
- Art History
- Studio Art
- Biology
- Business
- Chemistry
- Classical Studies
- Communication Studies
- Dance
- Economics
- English & Creative Writing
- Environmental Studies
- Film
- French
- Gender & Women's Studies
- History
- Interdisciplinary
- International Studies
- Mathematics & Statistics
- Music
- Philosophy
- Physics
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Religious Studies
- Sociology
- Spanish
- Theatre
OTHER ACADEMIC OFFERINGS
- Study Abroad
- Arts Management Certificate
- Certificate in Leadership Studies
- Computer Science
- Education
- Pre-Law
- Pre-Med
- Pre-Vet
- Short Term
- Internships
- First-Year Seminars
- Gen Ed: Education Through Skills and Perspectives
- Three-Year Accelerated Program
- Career Center
- Other Modern Languages (German, Japanese)
FIRST-YEAR:
Nikki Johnson Williams
Director of Admission
1-800-456-9595
(540) 362-6401
huadm@hollins.edu
TRANSFER:
Mary Ellen Apgar
Transfer Student Admission Coordinator
1-800-456-9595
huadm@hollins.edu
INTERNATIONAL:
Stacey Hill
International Student Admission Coordinator
1-800-456-9595
huintl@hollins.edu
HORIZON:
Celia McCormick
Director, Horizon Program
(540) 362-6609
cmccormick@hollins.edu
Here, from around the world.
At Hollins you'll find diverse cultures and diverse ideas and an atmosphere that respects and encourages free discussion. Students come here from many countries, including Japan, the Netherlands, Jamaica, India, Ghana, Saudi Arabia, and Colombia, to name just a few. Like them, you'll find outstanding academic programs, a friendly and safe campus environment, personal attention from faculty and staff, and an active international student program.
- The international student advisor helps with arrival and transition to life in the U.S. and at Hollins, and is available to help resolve concerns your family or you may have.
- International students may apply as first-year students, transfer students, or exchange students.
- If you are just beginning your search of U.S. colleges and universities, you might want to also reference http://educationusa.state.gov/. This Web site was created by the State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs to inform international students about the U.S. university system.
International students enjoy an afternoon cooking at the home of Professor Juergen (and wife Lorraine) Fleck. From left to right: Hossai Rahimpur (Afghanistan), Pauline Khoo (Malaysia), Anqi Liu (China), Raisha Kasaju (Nepal), Ankur Thapa (Nepal), May Paing Htet Latt (Myanmar), Gertrude "Trudy" Siziba (Zimbabwe)
