Hope International University

• Hope International University (HIU) is a 2-minute walk from the nearest bus stop in Fullerton.
• All reservations include a complimentary shuttle to and from a selected airport.
• The first train to Hope International University (HIU) in Fullerton is the METROLINK ORANGE COUNTY LINE.
• John Wayne Airport (SNA / KSNA) is the nearest major airport

• Hope International University's main campus is in Fullerton, California, in North Orange County.
• The Fullerton campus houses the university's library, student center, gymnasium, student dining facilities, bookstore, on-campus housing, central administrative offices, classrooms, faculty, and administrative offices.
• Many outdoor recreational events, such as drive-in movies, Winter Fantasia, Homecoming, and Spring Fling, are also held.
• The campus has a bookstore, a health center, and a coffeehouse where students put on weekly performances.
• The Darling library provides students access to online research databases in addition to an extensive collection of Biblical commentaries, scholarly books, journals, and periodicals on every subject.
• The Office of Career Development provides assistance and resources to ensure professional success.
• Hope Counseling Center (HCC) offers affordable counseling services to university students, staff, faculty, families, and the local community.
• Because of its sustainable practices on campus, the Princeton Review 2019 edition has included the college in the Guide to 413 Green Colleges.
• The Del & Ann Harris Fitness Center is located on the first floor of the Lawson-Fulton Student Center.

• The Royals are Hope International athletic teams. Since the 1999-2000 academic year, the university has been a member of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA), while its competitive dance teams do not have a conference and compete at the NAIA level as unaffiliated teams.
• Among the famous student clubs are Asian Student Union, Anchor, Ballet Club, Black Student Union, Engineers Without Borders USA - Hope College Chapter, and Club Animalia (Pre-vet Club).

The college provides both on-campus and off-campus accommodation for students.

• Hope College houses its students in 11 residence halls.
• The HIU campus is divided into two sections: Alpha and Omega. Alpha is only for male residents, while Omega is only for female residents.
• Each section has its lobby, with a lounge connecting the two structures. Classes, chapel, library, cafeteria, and student center are within walking distance of Alpha and Omega.
• A standard Alpha and Omega room is a Quad, which sleeps four people and has a private bathroom and balcony.
• There are a limited number of double and single rooms available.
• Traditional community, suit, cluster-style residence halls, apartments, and cottage rooms are available.
• Cook Hall is primarily occupied by upper-level students, whereas all other residence halls are primarily occupied by first-year, second-year students, or both.
• Male-only, female-only, and co-ed residence halls provide students with a comfortable environment.
• Junior and senior students can choose between cottages and apartments.
• Most cottages and apartments have furnished living rooms, kitchens with appliances such as a refrigerator and stove, and dining tables and chairs.
• Every resident is assigned a double room with twin beds (XL-size), a desk, a chair, and a dresser.