Hamline University is committed to inviting, supporting and affirming cultural diversity. All university programs and practices, academic and co-curricular, shall be designed to create a learning environment in which cultural differences are valued.
Hamline University is committed to the development and implementation of policies that are consistent and that have been approved at an appropriate level within the University.
Only identified employees are authorized to review, approve, and sign contracts and grants, to purchase goods and services on behalf of the University, and to engage legal counsel. These people are cost center managers and have signing authority.
Hamline University has developed procedures for response to death or serious injury of faculty, staff, or students
The Dean’s List policy in this Undergraduate Bulletin applies to all students regardless of matriculation term.
Hamline is committed to the safeguarding of sensitive and confidential University information. Data protection standards for the storage and transmission of sensitive and confidential information as obtained and managed at Hamline University must be observed.
Hamline University uses the definition of a credit hour as recommended by the US Department of Education. The majority of courses carry a value of 4 credits, however, credits do vary. The number of credits associated with individual courses is indicated in the class listings.
Hamline University uses the definition of a credit hour as recommended by the US Department of Education. The number of credits associated with individual courses is indicated in the class listings.
Mobile devices are available for use at admission, donor and other events throughout the year but are not for routine business use and never for contributions or student account payments.
A student registered at Hamline in a degree program should consult his or her advisor or the Registration and Records office before enrolling for academic work at another institution.