Transfer Information
Q&A
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The Transfer Pathway supports Division I and Division II students in good academic standing; it can also be used by Division III students who may not want to complete their study at Hampshire by fall 2026. The Center for Academic Support and Advising (CASA) will review the standing of advanced Division II students to identify those who may be eligible for an accelerated path to degree completion at Hampshire.
There are several institutions with which we have transfer agreements. The deadlines and application procedures may be different for each institution.
Hampshire has transfer agreements with these partner institutions:
- Amherst College - view the transfer agreement here
- Antioch College - view the transfer agreement here
- Bennington College - view the transfer agreement here
- Massachusetts College of Art & Design - view the transfer agreement
- The Massachusetts College of the Liberal Arts (MCLA) - view the transfer agreement here
- Mount Holyoke College - view the transfer agreement here
- Prescott College - view the transfer agreement here
- Smith College - view the transfer agreement here
- The University of Massachusetts, Amherst - view the transfer agreement here
- Warren Wilson College - view the transfer agreement here
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These institutions are in the process of partnering with Hampshire to develop specific credit mapping procedures aimed at enabling the smoothest possible transition for our students. Hampshire’s Center for Academic Support and Advising (CASA) will assist you with selecting an institution and preparing needed documentation to transfer.
Students may apply to other institutions not on this list.
Colleges that have agreed to prioritize credits from Hampshire College will work with our students to ensure transfer the maximum credits possible and thereby ensure timely degree completion.
Throughout the teach-out, staff in CASA and financial aid will support students in their process, and our counseling team is available to provide support and resources throughout the transition period.
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Find instructions about requesting your transcripts via Parchment here. Official transcripts must be sent through this platform to other institutions. We always recommend having a copy sent to yourself as well to use as an unofficial transcript.
You should review your evaluations on TheHub before submitting your request for transcripts. Transcripts are produced with the evaluations we have on file at the time of your request.
Transcripts and academic records are permanently preserved and will remain available. Through December 31, 2026, these records will be held at Hampshire College; after that, the custodial institution will be the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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This page will be continually updated with resources and further information. Students should also be sure to check their Hampshire email regularly as new information will be pushed out via email when posted. Throughout the teach-out, staff in CASA and financial aid will support students in their process.
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Students will receive credit transfer information from their institution of their choice before committing to that institution. Colleges who have agreed to prioritize credits from Hampshire College will work with our students to ensure transfer the maximum credits possible and thereby ensure timely degree completion.
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Due to the unique financial aid programs across the institutions accepting transfers from Hampshire, students will apply directly with their future college for financial aid. Our financial aid counseling team can assist with this process.
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We appreciate the collaboration of our Five Colleges Consortium colleagues. They are supporting our students in two ways: first, by continuing to offer access to a diverse array of classes and academic opportunities during the summer and fall semester; and second, all of the colleges are accepting transferring Hampshire students according to Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) which each college has signed together with Hampshire.
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Due to the unique financial aid programs across the institutions accepting transfers from Hampshire, students will apply directly with their future college for financial aid. Our financial aid counseling team can assist with this process. Our financial aid counseling team can assist with this process. Some financial aid representatives from some institutions may be present at the transfer fair on April 20.
Students must fill out the 2026-2027 FAFSA application.
Continuing international students do not need to resubmit the CSS Profile.
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International students transferring to another institution will need:
- Official TOEFL or IELTS scores
- Transcript evaluations (if applicable)
- Affidavit of financial support
- Copy of passport and visa
- I-94
- SEVIS Transfer Eligibility Verification Form
Contact Us
- Current students: Zena Clift, Dean of Academic Support & Advising | advising@hampshire.edu | 413.559.5498
- Accepted/incoming students: Kristin Hmieleski, Dean of Admissions & Financial Aid | admissions@hampshire.edu | 413.559.5471
- Faculty: Gary Hawkins, Dean of Faculty | dof@hampshire.edu | 413.559.6081
- Staff: Tracy Wehr, Director of Human Resources | twhr@hampshire.edu | 413.559.5605
- Alumni: Alumni & Family Relations | alumni@hampshire.edu | 413.559.5574