HOLY NAMES UNIVERSITY
3500 MOUNTAIN BOULEVARD, OAKLAND, CA 94619 www.hnu.edu

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Organizations Filed Purposes: HOLY NAMES UNIVERSITY, FOUNDED BY THE SISTERS OF THE HOLY NAMES OF JESUS AND MARY, IS ROOTED IN CATHOLIC INTELLECTUAL AND SPIRITUAL TRADITIONS. A RIGOROUS AND INCLUSIVE INTELLECTUAL COMMUNITY, HNU IS COMMITTED TO CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT AND PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL AND LIBERAL UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE DEGREE PROGRAMS. THE UNIVERSITY EMPOWERS A DIVERSE STUDENT BODY TO THINK CRITICALLY AND IMAGINATIVELY, TO UNDERSTAND AND EMPLOY THE VARIOUS MODES OF KNOWLEDGE, TO COMMUNICATE CLEARLY AND PERSUASIVELY, TO PURSUE LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES, AND TO PROMOTE THE COMMON GOOD.

PROVIDING A CATHOLIC LIBERAL EDUCATION EMPOWERING OUR STUDENTS FOR LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE.

THE UNIVERSITY PROVIDED UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE INSTRUCTION FOR 965 FULL-TIME AND PART-TIME STUDENTS.FEMALE STUDENTS COMPRISED 68% OF THE STUDENT BODY. ADDITIONALLY, 69% OF STUDENTS WERE HISPANICS OF ANY RACE, NATIVE AMERICAN, ASIAN, AFRICAN AMERICAN, OR NATIVE HAWAIIAN.UNIVERSITY STUDENTS PURSUED THE FOLLOWING COURSES OF STUDY: TRADITIONAL UNDERGRADUATE (77%), MASTERS-DEGREE PROGRAMS (20%), ADULT-UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM (1%), AND CREDENTIAL/CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS (2%). [CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O]TYPICAL TUITION AND FEES WERE $39,576 FOR UNDERGRADUATES AND $27,081 FOR GRADUATE STUDENTS.THE UNIVERSITY AWARDED 148 BACHELOR DEGREES, 82 MASTER DEGREES, AND 23 CERTIFICATES AND CREDENTIALS.THE UNIVERSITY EMPLOYED 42 FULL-TIME FACULTY AND 112 PART-TIME FACULTY.

THE UNIVERSITY PROVIDED FINANCIAL AID OF $16,742,573 AND $457,700 IN CARES ACT GRANTS TO MANY OF OUR UNDEGRADUATE AND GRADUATE STUDENTS.

THE UNIVERSITY'S AUXILIARY ENTERPRISE EXPENSE PERTAINS TO THE UNIVERSITY'S ON-CAMPUS DORMITORIES AND CAFETERIA.THE UNIVERSITY PROVIDED LODGING AND MEALS FOR 422 STUDENTS DURING THE YEAR. THE AVERAGE ANNUAL COST FOR ROOM AND BOARD WAS $13,583.THE RESIDENCE HALLS FEATURE SINGLE ROOMS, DOUBLE ROOMS, AND SUITES FOR THREE OR MORE STUDENTS. EACH DORM ROOM HAS TWIN-SIZED BEDS, A SINK, TWO CLOSETS, A SET OF DRAWERS FOR EACH STUDENT, TWO DESKS, TWO CHAIRS, AND A MINI-FRIDGE. EACH HALL HAS A LAUNDRY ROOM. ENTRY TO THE DORMS IS CONTROLLED BY MEANS OF AN ELECTRONIC ACCESS CARD ISSUED TO DORM RESIDENTS. [CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O]STUDENTS SERVING AS RESIDENT ASSISTANTS LIVE ON EACH FLOOR OF THE DORMS TO PROVIDE SUPERVISION AND ASSISTANCE.THE DINING HALL SERVES 19 "ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT" MEALS A WEEK. STUDENTS MAY CHOOSE ONE OF THREE MEAL PLANS OFFERING FROM 10 TO 19 MEALS/WEEK. THE HOT FOOD SELECTIONS ARE COMPLEMENTED BY A FRESH SALAD BAR. A SATELLITE CAFE IN THE MAIN CLASSROOM BUILDING OFFERS A-LA-CARTE FOOD AND BEVERAGES.

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