Colleges are required to provide various disclosures, information, and reports to current and prospective students and employees. Here is a sample of items.

• Cleary (Campus Security) Act
• Annual Fire Safety Report
• Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)
• Use our Net Price Calculator to determine your eligibility for financial aid
• Our Code of Conduct
• Satisfactory Academic Progress

Please visit our Consumer Information and School Reports page for the full list of disclosures, policies, and reports.

If you need to send us documents, you may securely upload the documents to your financial aid Net Partner portal, send them via fax, or mail them to our office. Please be sure that the student's name and/or College ID number appears on all forms. Please do not email documents to us. We are not accepting any documents with personal identifiable data via email.

Detailed instructions are available for new prospective admissions applicants and for current students.

Our preferred method of receiving documents is by the secure upload to our Net Partner Student Portal.

1. Please follow these instructions:

• Log in to the Financial Aid Net Partner Student Portal:
  • New prospective students log on to http://explore.hampshire.edu/apply/status.
  • Current students log on to TheHub.
• Under Financial Aid Information, click on "My Financial Aid."
• Click on Menu and select My Documents & Messages.
• Find document needed from the My Documents List*
• Click on Upload it now!

2. You may submit your documents by fax to: 413.559.5585.

3. Or you may mail the documents to the Financial Aid Office, Hampshire College, 893 West Street, Amherst, MA 01002-3359.

*If the document you are trying to upload is not listed on the My Documents and Messages page, please contact us at financialaid@hampshire.edu and we will add the name of the document to the list. You will then be able to upload it. Do not email the document to us as it is not necessarily secure to email. Thank you

— A recent District Court ruling on the Biden-Harris administration student debt relief program has blocked it moving forward. President Biden remains committed to providing loan relief for millions of student loan borrowers.  In August, Biden announced a plan to reduce student loan debt up to $20,000 for Pell Grant recipients and up to $10,000 in relief for borrowers who were not eligible for a Pell Grant.  For updated information about President Biden's debt relief initiative and how the Court ruling may change things, visit studentaid.gov.  Be aware of scams—the U.S. Department of Education will not ask for money to cancel your loans.

— The new fixed interest rates for Direct loans have been announced: 4.99% for student loans; 7.54% for Parent PLUS loans. These rates are effective for loans borrowed for the fall 2022 and spring 2023 terms.

— Effective May 18, 2022, the U.S. Department of Education has waived the federal verification process for students selected for the Standard verification process for the 2022-23 year.  This is temporary and the verification process is expected to resume for the 2023-24 year.

— Education Tax Benefits

— Refund Policy

— Preferred Name and Pronoun Policy