Smith College

Northampton, Massachusetts
www.smith.edu 7 College Lane, Northampton, MA, 01063

Smith College Admissions

Acceptance Rate 30%
Acceptance Deadline January 15

Smith College Cost

Average Cost* $29,615
Average Total Aid Awarded $60,749
Students Receiving Financial Aid 57.81%
*Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.

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Smith College Academics

Student Faculty Ratio 9:1

Smith College Majors

Most Popular Majors
  • Political Science and Government
  • Research and Experimental Psychology
  • Economics
  • Engineering
  • Biology
  • English
  • Computer Science
  • Education
  • Sociology
  • Neuroscience and Neurobiology

Smith College Online

Offers Online Courses No

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Smith College Students

Full-Time Undergrad Enrollment 2,566
Part-Time Undergraduates 12

Smith College Advisors

Annie Ezzell
Wesleyan University
Hi folks! College applications are scary. Mine were especially scary, because I applied to my (mostly liberal arts) schools a year early. I'm now a sophomore at Wesleyan planning to declare a Classics major and Russian and Eastern European studies minor--if you are particularly interested in studying foreign and ancient languages in college, I have a ton of experience doing so! When I'm not in the classics library, I'm involved in reproductive justice advocacy, queer life on campus, and Wesleyan's flourishing music scenes. I think it's crucial to balance considerations of both academic fit and cultural fit when exploring college options, and I would love to help you do just that!

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Holly Wolf
Smith College
Holly Wolf, MS Ed – HEA, graduate of Smith College and Baruch College’s Marxe School of Higher Education, brings over 20 years of experience guiding students to the colleges and universities of their choice. To her role as Bullseye Admissions College Advisor, Ms. Wolf offers her passion for college access. In particular, she is keenly knowledgeable about unique admission programs such as the Brandeis University’s Myra Kraft Transitional Year Program, Posse, Northeastern University’s Ujima Program, Hampshire College’s James Baldwin Scholar’s Program, New School HEOP along with SUNY and CUNY colleges. Her connections to dance, theater, music visual art and academic programs at Adelphi University, Antioch College, Berklee College of Music, Boston University Cal Arts, Cal State Los Angeles, Columbia College, Earlham College, Elon College, Emerson College, University FIT Hampton University Hofstra University, Lincoln University, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Minneapolis College of Design, Montclair State University, New School University Eugene Lang, NYU, Pace University, Parsons Pratt Institute, Rutgers, Sarah Lawrence College, Smith College, SUNY Purchase, Syracuse University, Temple University, University of the Arts, University of Massachusetts, Virginia Commonwealth University and Western Connecticut State, among others, have all been honed through deep and rich relationships to college admission teams. Her success at helping students win scholarships is essential to affording college and for students with disabilities, her expertise at unlocking ACESS VR support is especially important for transition needs. Ms. Wolf’s knowledge of college opportunities, mastery of application and scholarship writing and engaging and insightful teaching style have helped hundreds of students to gain admission to a host of prestigious colleges.
Zoë Edington
University of California – Berkeley
Hi there! My name is Zoe (she/her/hers). In high school, I participated in dual enrollment, which eventually helped me graduate with two AA degrees and start college with junior status. I later went to UC Berkeley and graduated in 2018 with a BA in anthropology. As a college student I was unsure about the type of career that I wanted, so I joined a lot of student clubs, enrolled in random classes, and gained a variety of skills. I loved traveling so I studied abroad for a summer in Spain and a year in Australia, doing internships in both countries. I am passionate about educational equity and passing the torch to help future generations. I have worked with CollegeAdvisor.com for two years and I have advised clients who had a variety of academic interests. Some of the colleges that my previous clients have been accepted to include UC Berkeley, UCLA, and Duke Kunshan University.

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