College of Sciences | Mathematics Growing up in Searcy, Hunter George wasn’t interested in attending a university close to home, but after attending another school for a short time, he decided to transfer to Harding. “I had some friends at Harding and heard what a great time they were having, so I looked into it and found out Harding has a better program. I’m a
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College of Sciences | Behavioral Sciences Every major presents its own set of expectations and challenges. Senior psychology major Hayley Waldron has seen this first hand in her department. “Probably the biggest challenge is that psychology is so broad in spectrum,” Waldron said. “You have to in your own mind narrow down where you want to go because there are so many different things you
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College of Sciences | Mathematics Dallas Herrmann is pursuing his math major with a specific goal in mind — to become a high school teacher. “I love to see kids work, succeed and come together, and I think the teenage years are very important in a kid’s life, to their beliefs and in their ethics, and so I want to play a role in that.”
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College of Arts & Humanities | Foreign Languages & International Studies After feeling a lot of pressure her senior year of high school to choose a college and major, Jill Jennings chose to major in Spanish at Harding. She had always enjoyed Spanish and heard that Harding was nationally ranked. Within the Spanish program, Jennings was able to form relationships with her peers and professors
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College of Arts & Humanities | English “I’ve always wanted to be a writer, so it wasn’t even really a decision — it was just what I knew I was going to be.” When Melissa Hite came to visit Harding during her senior year, she had her heart set on another school, but soon after meeting students and professors, she found herself at home at
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College of Sciences | Engineering & Physics One of the biggest lessons college students learn is how to manage their time. However, student athletes have an even bigger challenge than most when it comes to handling a hectic schedule and a challenging major. Electrical engineering major and soccer player Jacob Stevens said that the most important thing for him was time-management. “Engineering is a lot
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