Mount Holyoke College
50 College Street, South Hadley, MA 01075, USA
Mount Holyoke College is a private liberal arts college in South Hadley, Massachusetts, and is the oldest of the historic Seven Sisters institutions. It offers a broad range of undergraduate majors with a strong emphasis on critical thinking, research, interdisciplinary study, and experiential learning. The campus culture is collaborative and socially engaged, with access to the Five College Consortium (Amherst, Smith, Hampshire, and UMass Amherst) expanding academic and social opportunities. Students benefit from small class sizes, close faculty mentorship, and rich global perspectives across curricula and campus life.
- Academic strengths: Known for liberal arts excellence with strong programs in sciences, humanities, social sciences, and interdisciplinary fields; active research, internships, and global study options.
- Campus vibe: Suburban campus with a close-knit community, vibrant student life, and engagement in social justice and leadership.
- Five College Consortium: Shared courses, libraries, events, and resources with nearby colleges expand academic and social options.
- Global diversity: Students from 70+ countries and a strong global community supported by the McCulloch Center for Global Initiatives.
- Traditions & culture: Rich liberal arts traditions with active clubs, student-run events, and community engagement programs.
Undergraduate deadlines: Early Decision I: Nov 15; Early Decision II: Jan 1; Regular: Jan 15 (approximate; verify current year).
• International applicants should apply well before deadlines to allow for visa/I-20 processing.
• Scholarship/financial aid: Priority application dates typically align with or precede regular decisions (check financial aid pages for specifics).
• Confirmation/commitment deadline: Usually spring for fall matriculation (refer to official offer letters for exact dates).
Undergraduate (international):
- Secondary school completion equivalent to U.S. high school with strong academic record; external exams such as A Levels/IB are accepted with specific evaluation.
- English proficiency proof is required (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo typically evaluated; check programs for exact cutoffs).
- SAT/ACT scores are optional in many cases; holistic review includes transcripts, essays, and recommendations.
- International applicants must provide transcript evaluations, passport/visa documentation, and demonstrate financial capacity for I-20 issuance.
Graduate (international):
- Graduate programs are limited and vary by department; typical requirement is a bachelor’s equivalent.
- English proficiency likely required; check specific program pages.
- Standardized tests (GRE/GMAT) or additional materials depend on program.
| Program Level | Annual Cost of Attendance |
|---|---|
| Undergraduate | $67,780.00 - $67,780.00 |
Undergraduate (international):
- Secondary school completion equivalent to U.S. high school with strong academic record; external exams such as A Levels/IB are accepted with specific evaluation.
- English proficiency proof is required (TOEFL/IELTS/Duolingo typically evaluated; check programs for exact cutoffs).
- SAT/ACT scores are optional in many cases; holistic review includes transcripts, essays, and recommendations.
- International applicants must provide transcript evaluations, passport/visa documentation, and demonstrate financial capacity for I-20 issuance.
Graduate (international):
- Graduate programs are limited and vary by department; typical requirement is a bachelor’s equivalent.
- English proficiency likely required; check specific program pages.
- Standardized tests (GRE/GMAT) or additional materials depend on program.
| Level | Web Page | Download |
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| Undergraduate | View Programs | — |