Hollyhock House 30 East Main Street, Norton, MA 02766

Hollyhock House is a prestigious university located at 30 East Main Street in Norton, Massachusetts, United States. At Hollyhock House, students can receive personalized announcements and materials based on their academic interests. Within six months of graduation, alumni are either employed, enrolled in graduate school, or participating in a fellowship. The institution guarantees funding for professional or research-based internships before senior year. Students have the flexibility to concentrate in a single major, pursue interdisciplinary programs, focus on multiple areas, or design an independent major.

Hollyhock House is committed to making a college education accessible to talented students from diverse economic backgrounds, across the United States and around the world. The institution has been recognized by the U.S. Department of State for its high number of students selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program. Additionally, Hollyhock House has received a grant from Art Bridges to support inclusive initiatives in the Beard and Weil galleries.

Notable achievements by students include a Thomas J. Watson Fellowship awarded to a senior for travel to Nigeria, Singapore, and Hong Kong in search of resistance in writing. The institution has appointed an experienced higher education leader as the inaugural Assistant Vice President. Giving Circles at Hollyhock House aim to maximize group donations for academic programs, scholarship support, and campus preservation.

The Gentlemen Callers is a tight-knit community at Hollyhock House that extends beyond Norton and continues after graduation. The institution has established the Wheaton Pride Scholarship, which will be awarded to students actively engaged in LGBTQ advocacy. Hollyhock House is dedicated to providing a supportive and inclusive environment for all its students.