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About

tuition

$ 52404

students

2918

status

Private

Majors / Courses

Most Popular

  • Research and Experimental Psychology 78 Graduates
  • Economics 73 Graduates
  • Political Science and Government 68 Graduates
  • Biology 49 Graduates
  • Engineering 37 Graduates
  • English 34 Graduates
  • Mathematics 29 Graduates
  • Computer Science 27 Graduates
  • History 26 Graduates
  • Women's Studies 24 Graduates

Average Cost

$52404 / year

Average Net Price by Income

  • $0 – $30,000 $9,402
  • $30,001 – $48,000 $9,729
  • $48,001 – $75,000 $13,831
  • $75,001 – $110,000 $20,504
  • $110,001 and more $41,057

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Rankings

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#611

Top 5 Universities in the USA

  1. Massachusetts Institute of Technology

    Massachusetts

  2. Stanford University

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  4. California Institute of Technology

    California

  5. University of Chicago

    Illinois

Admissions

acceptance rate

32%

application deadline

January 1

  • SAT Range 1240-1470
  • ACT Range 28-31
  • Application Fee $0
  • SAT/ACT Neither required nor recommended
  • High School GPA Recommended
  • Early Decision/Early Action Yes

Students

total students

2918

international students

379

Males to Females Ratio

0%

100%

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About University:
It's an all girls school but getting off campus is super easy if that's what you want!
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I'm going to be a junior soon, and every professor I've encountered so far had been absolutely excellent.
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About University:
I had wanted to attend Cornell University ever since seventh grade. I applied early decision, and when I didn't get in, I thought all hope was lost. Eventually, I ended up at Smith, and I am so thankful I didn't end up at Cornell because this school was practically made for me. Coming to Smith has been one of the best decisions I've ever made.
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About University:
Overall, it's a solid school. The professors really make it. I thought I would never make through organic chemistry, but my profs had so many office hours and review sessions that they made it doable. The downtown has a lot of variety and almost everything is within short walking distance. The library could be better, but they're fixing that.
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About University:
A generally accepting community but hard to make solid friends
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About University:
Smith is a great place for an academic. There're so many classes to choose from and the professors are beyond helpful. The food could be better for those who have dietary restrictions such as myself, but overall it's not bad. The social scene is ok, however, UMass and Amherst are a bus ride away and make up for that.
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About University:
Smith can be great but it really depends on what your interests are. If you don't mind making your academics most of your life, class environments and professors are amazing. If you care more about social activities and clubs, its pretty basic. Your house also determines a lot of your social life so choose wisely or move quickly if you're unhappy.
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About University:
A great school, but a the culture is weird
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About University:
I was really excited to start at Smith, but quickly realized that I made the wrong choice. I was placed in the Quad where literally no one wanted to talk to me, despite trying to be friendly. Classes were ok. Professors were ok. Administration is a joke. They don't seem to have any idea of what they are talking about. Financial aid is fair.
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About University:
Overall, a really good school, in my opinon there are lots of research/working and learning opportunities, but I can see how certain things about Smith wouldn't appeal to everyone, especially the social atmosphere of a historically women's college.
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About University:
strong alumni network and professors that take the time to know you.
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About University:
Food is ok, the vegetarian dining hall usually has better options. I found great friends through A Cappella. 5 College system is nice although Amherst is further away than you think.
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About University:
An underrecognized school for how truly incredible it is. Great education. Great scholarships. Great professors. Great opportunities. I'm glad to go here and I look forward to being a very proud alum!
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About University:
Smith has a beautiful campus. It's clean and fresh. The professors are AMAZING and care about their students. The students however are some of the rudest people I've ever had to meet. They're condescending and snarky. Girls laugh at each other for asking questions or getting them wrong. I no longer feel confident in my academics and feel unwelcome
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Needs better food! And dining hours!! People here really encourage you to try new things and there are a ton of opportunities to do different sorts of clubs/activities that are low pressure. Environment can be a little competitive? People try hard to sound really smart. But for the most part I like the people, especially the house communities!
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Smith College is a private university located in Massachusetts, USA. Among the most popular majors and courses are Research and Experimental Psychology, Economics, and Political Science and Government. Currently, the university is ranked #611 in the world ranking.

The university’s campus contains enough academic buildings to accommodate a student population of 2918. Among them, 50% of the students are male and 100% female. The number of international students is 379. The university has N/A professors listed on HotUni.

The acceptance rate of the institution is 32%. The SAT score range is 1240-1470. For ACT, the score range is 28-31. The deadline for application submissions is set on January 1. The average tuition is around $52404 per year if estimated without financial aid.

More details about Smith College can be found on the website: www.smith.edu.