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“I grew up in the Valley and was told that ‘girls like me don’t go to Smith.’ What I found when I got here was that knowledge was infinite—and exciting! Smith is a place where you are challenged to ask questions about the things you thought you knew or believed.
Smith College is a private liberal arts women's college in Northampton, Massachusetts. It was chartered in 1871 by Sophia Smith and opened in 1875. It is a member of the historic Seven Sisters colleges, a group of women's colleges in the Northeastern United States.
When you become a Smithie, you join a global community of scholars, entrepreneurs, educators, innovators, artists, researchers and humanitarians dedicated to equity, fairness and justice. With our no-loans financial aid packages, you can find your place at Smith—and help push the world forward.
Students come from all over the world to experience Smith’s academics. With an open curriculum, your journey is truly your own—try pairing a math major with a dance minor, and maybe add a concentration in global finance.
Whether you work here, study here, or live here (or any combination of the three!), Smith’s campus and its resources play a significant role in your life. From dining menus to housing accommodations, from clubs and organizations to community-building initiatives, there’s something for everyone who helps make Smith, Smith.
Showcasing photos of campus and student life, relaying admission information, and providing details on academic programs and course offerings—to name just a few of its features—it gives a comprehensive view of what makes Smith, well, Smith.
At Smith, we’re committed to creating and fostering an inclusive, accessible campus and community for each and every student (and faculty and staff member!). The Office of Equity and Inclusion has a host of resources, initiatives, and support networks to ensure each voice is heard, valued, and respected.
