Reach your Goals with Support Along the Way

Your academic success during your college career is of utmost importance. Our students benefit from meeting with individually-assigned Faculty Academic Advisors as often as they need to throughout the semester. Advisors assist students in planning their educational programs by explaining requirements and procedures, and by suggesting coursework appropriate to students' career goals. In addition to advising, we have a variety of services to support you as you achieve your goals. Some of the most useful academic resources are Darling Library, Registrar and Campus Bookstore

Hope international Book Store is located on the 1st floor of the Lawson-Fulton Student Center. Whether you are looking for textbooks, clothing, gifts, or HIU fan gear apparel. The online store has it all. Find out what course materials are needed for each class and then choose between print books, digital books or rentals. The Campus Store is also a one-stop shop for T-shirts to school supplies to ensure you have everything you need to tackle every course on your schedule.

In difficult times, you or someone you know may need professional help from a trained counselor. Hope Counseling Center (HCC) provides counseling services at a competitive price to university students, staff, faculty and families, as well as the local community. We strive to assist individuals and families to restore broken relationships, resolve life transitions, and develop more adequate and more satisfying interpersonal relationships.

When it comes to studying for tests, completing research papers or finding a quiet place to study, this is the perfect place to go. In addition to an exhaustive collection of Biblical commentaries and scholarly books, journals, and periodicals on every subject, the library also gives students access to online research databases. These offer students even more sources to use for their classes and are available 24/7.

Created by Dr. Barbara Hensley, the Francine Shapiro Library is dedicated to Francine Shapiro, originator and developer of the Adaptive Information Processing Model (AIP), Eye Movement Desensitization (EMDR), and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy. The purpose of this Library is to provide information for clinicians, researchers, and lay people on the effectiveness and of EMDR therapy for a wide range of mental health issues. The Francine Shapiro Library (FSL) is the compendium of scholarly articles and other important writings related to the AIP and EMDR therapy.

The Registrar's Office of Hope International University serves students, faculty, staff, administration and alumni by maintaining records and providing information regarding academic, registration, statistical and personal data.

• Petitions and Downloadable Forms
• Transcripts
• Enrollment Verification