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If you have questions, contact the Admissions Office at 413.559.5471 or admissions@hampshire.edu.
Whether you choose to enroll at Hampshire or at another college, we ask for your response to our offer of admission.
SPRING |
Deposit Deadline |
First-Year and Transfer | December 15 |
International | December 1 |
FALL FIRST YEAR |
Deposit Deadline |
Early Decision | February 15 |
Early Action | May 1 |
Early Decision II | February 15 |
Regular Decision | May 1 |
TRANSFER |
Deposit Deadline |
Domestic Transfer | June 1 |
International Transfer | May 15 |
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Hampshire College was founded in 1965 to radically reimagine liberal arts education. Today, we’re more unconventional than ever, and we’re organized in a way that’s different from any other college in the world.
Beyond Hampshire's own substantial academic resources, students continue to draw on those of Amherst, Mount Holyoke, and Smith Colleges and the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, which together form the Five College Consortium.
The Projects for Peace grant recipient and his two teammates traveled to Accra, Ghana, to run a nine-day tech boot camp for high school students.
The project explores the ways children are educated, emphasizing opportunities for them to succeed through self-expression, as well as collaboration.
The student presented 21 photographs of people with their emotional support animals, along with an ethnographic description of her process.
Recent Hampshire College graduate wrote, directed, and performed an hour long stand-up comedy special for her Div III project.
For his Div III he wrote a multi-chapter paper examining the divisive rhetoric and disinformation on the image-board website 4Chan.
For her Div III she created a documentary-style memoir film titled, "Unseen Journey to Trust: an adoption story."
For her Div III she crafted an interdisciplinary project exploring "the shattering of her reality in terms of her identity as a Serbian-American woman."