communications, fine and performing arts, nursing, languages and literature, science, philosophy, theology and the social sciences.

Spring Hill also has a division of continuing education.

All students at Spring Hill are educated in the Jesuit tradition. This means educating the whole person in mind, body and spirit. Another component of Jesuit education consists of intensive service work to the community, particularly the needy. Consequently, Spring Hill students engage in extensive community service.

Campus life opportunities consist of a campus-based public radio station, student organizations and clubs as well as extremely active intercollegiate athletic teams.

Services offered to students include an academic success center, career services, judicial services, a health center, a campus ministry and dining facilities.

In order to take advantage of the varied and rich student life, the majority of students live in on-campus residencies, an amenity that is guaranteed by the college.

Eligible students may receive some form of financial aid, including grants, loans and scholarships. Contact Spring Hill College for more information.