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Tuition & Fees

^$54,224

not including room and board

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SAT ACT

Test Scores

Average freshman score by percentile.

Not Reported

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undergraduateRatios

NA^%

male

100^%

female

students

faculty

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Very Selective

36^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	1,917
Declined	3,332
Total Received	5,249

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Private

2,672

undergraduate students

605

graduate students

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Location

School Facts

Smith College, founded in 1871, is a private, liberal arts college for women. Its 147-acre campus is located in Northampton, 20 miles from Springfield.

Official website	Visit website
Application link	Apply online
Public/private	Private
Campus enrollment	3,277
Established in	1871
Coeducational	Women Only

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147-acre campus in Northampton (population: 28,593), 20 miles from Springfield. Served by bus; major airport serves Hartford, CT (35 miles); train serves Springfield. School operates transportation to consortium schools, local shopping malls, and local businesses. Public transportation serves campus.

Campus Setting: Large town

Smith College
10 Elm Street
Northampton, MA
01063

Campus Life

yes: Housing available
94%: Percent of undergraduates that live in campus-owned housing
100%: Percent of freshmen that live in campus-owned housing
no: Students are not required to live in school housing
no: Students may not have cars on campus
yes: Alcohol is permitted on campus to students of legal age

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Top 1/10: 75%
Top 1/4: 96%
Top 1/2: 100%

SAT ACT

Test Scores

Average freshman score by percentile.

Not Reported

Admissions Facts

Admissions interview (required or recommended)	Recommended
Common application accepted	yes
Application deadline (final deadline)	January 15
School has early decision program	yes
Early decision program application deadline	November 15
SAT/ACT requirements	SAT or ACT Required of some

Very Selective

36^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	1,917
Declined	3,332
Total Received	5,249

Admissions Factors

Required

Recommendations
Completion of college-prepatory program
Secondary School Record

Neither required nor recommended

Other Test (Wonderlic, WISC-III, etc.)
Formal demonstration of competencies
Admission test scores

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Financial Aid

71^%

Of undergraduate students
receiving financial aid

^$45,869

Average financial aid

Cost

Total	$73,784
Tuition	$53,940
Room	$9,400
Board	$9,360
Additional fees	$284
Books & supplies	$800
Average Financial Aid	- $45,869
Total with Avg. Aid	$27,915

Scholarships & Grants

Need-based

Total	$77,174,021
Federal	$3,628,219
State	$761,659
Institutional	$71,655,272
Other external	$1,128,871

Non-need-based

Total	$5,048,530
Federal	$124,619
State
Institutional	$4,181,762
Other external	$742,149

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Financial Facts

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Financial Aid Office

P: 800 221-2579
F: 413 585-2566
sfs@smith.edu

Majors

	Assc.	Bach.	Mast.	Doct.
African-American/Black Studies.
American/United States Studies/Civilization.
Ancient/Classical Greek Language and Literature.
Anthropology, General.
Architectural Studies.
Art History, Criticism and Conservation.
Astronomy.
Biochemistry.
Biology/Biological Sciences, General.
Chemistry, General.
Comparative Literature.
Computer Science.
Dance, General.
Data Science, General.
Drama and Dramatics/Theatre Arts, General.
East Asian Studies.
Econometrics and Quantitative Economics.
Economics, General.
Education, General.
Elementary Education and Teaching.
Engineering, General.
English Language and Literature, General.
Environmental Studies.
Exercise Science and Kinesiology.
Film/Cinema/Media Studies.
Fine/Studio Arts, General.
French Language and Literature.
Geology/Earth Science, General.
German Language and Literature.
History, General.
Italian Studies.
Jewish/Judaic Studies.
Latin American Studies.
Latin Language and Literature.
Mathematics, General.
Medieval and Renaissance Studies.
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other.
Music, General.
Near and Middle Eastern Studies.
Neuroscience.
Philosophy.
Physics, General.
Political Science and Government, General.
Portuguese Language and Literature.
Religion/Religious Studies.
Research and Experimental Psychology, Other.
Russian, Central European, East European and Eurasian Studies.
Secondary Education and Teaching.
Social Work.
Sociology, General.
Spanish Language and Literature.
Women's Studies.

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Programs Offered

Accelerated study
Certificate programs
Double majors
Honors program
Independent study
Internships
Pass/fail grading option
Phi Beta Kappa
Self-designed majors

3,277

total students

16^%

in-state

84^%

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

82^%

2,672
students

Female
100^%
2,662

Male
0^%
10

18^%

605
students

Female
85^%
513

Male
15^%
92

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

98^%

2,630
students

Female
100^%
2,626

Male
0^%
4

2^%

42
students

Female
86^%
36

Male
14^%
6

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Student Break-down

14%: Nonresident aliens
6%: Black or African American, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic/Latino
9%: Asian, non-Hispanic/Latino
11%: Hispanic/Latino
49%: White, non-Hispanic/Latino
4%: Race and/or ethnicity unknown
4%: Two or more races, non-Hispanic/Latino
< 1%: Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, non-Hispanic/Latino

Transfer Enrollment

164

Transfer applicants enrolled

6^%

Students are transfer students

Transfer Requirements

Minimum requirements	College GPA: 3.00
High school transcript	Required of All
College transcript(s)	Required of All
Essay or personal statement	Required of All
Interview	Recommended of All
Standardized test scores	Required of Some
Statement of good standing from prior institution(s)	Required of All

Transfer Application Deadline

Fall: May 15

Spring: November 15

Transfer Credits

Maximum transfered

semester hours

Minimum transfers must complete

semester hours

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Counseling services

Academic
Birth control
Career
Minority student
Older student
Personal
Psychological
Religious

Remedial services offered

Not reported

Career placement services

Alumni network
Career/job search classes
Interest inventory
Internships
Interview training
On-campus job interviews
Resume assistance

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

85^%

Additional services

Day care
Health insurance
Health service
Nonremedial tutoring
Placement service
Women's Center

Special programs for physically disabled students

Adaptive equipment
Braille services
Interpreters for hearing-impaired
Note-taking services
Reader services
Special transportation
Talking books
Tape recorders
Tutors

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% freshman classHigh School Class Rank

Test Scores

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Not Reported

Not Reported

Admissions Facts

Very Selective

Admissions Factors

Required

Recommended

Neither required nor recommended

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Financial Aid

Of undergraduate studentsreceiving financial aid

Average financial aid

Cost

Scholarships & Grants

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Majors

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Programs Offered

total students

in-state

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

2,672students

605students

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

2,630students

42students

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Student Break-down

Transfer Enrollment

Transfer Requirements

Transfer Application Deadline

Fall: May 15

Spring: November 15

Transfer Credits

semester hours

semester hours

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Counseling services

Remedial services offered

Career placement services

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

Additional services

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Of undergraduate students
receiving financial aid

2,672
students

605
students

2,630
students

42
students