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Advantages of Learning at Amherst. An Amherst education is personal, dynamic and rigorous. Our professors are among the foremost authorities in their fields. They work with students every day, in and out of class, as teachers, advisers and mentors. We are known for our open curriculum, a bold experiment in place since 1971.
Early Decision - Deadline is Nov. 8, 2024. Typically, about 10 percent of Amherst applicants choose our binding Early Decision (ED) option. As an Early Decision applicant to Amherst, you agree not to be an ED candidate at any other college. You also agree, if admitted, to withdraw your applications from other colleges and to enroll at Amherst ...
For 2021-2022, the typical student expense budget and charges include: Comprehensive fee (tuition, room and board): $76,800. Other student fees (student activities, campus center programs and residential governance): $460. Health insurance* (may be waived): $2,616. Tuition insurance (may be waived): $120 (per semester) ***.
Information sessions and campus tours for prospective students: Register to visit Amherst College. To reach Amherst College, please call: Admission Office: 413-542-2328. Advancement Office: 413-542-5900. Communications Office: 413-542-2321. Controller: 413-543-2101. Dean of Faculty: 413-543-2334. Financial Aid Office: 413-542-2296.
For first-year admission, our Early Decision application deadline is November 1, 2023; our Regular Decision deadline is January 3, 2024. For transfer admission, our application deadline for spring semester enrollment is November 1, 2023; for fall semester transfer enrollment, the deadline is March 1, 2024. Application and admission timelines.
Information sessions and campus tours for prospective students: Register to visit Amherst College. To reach Amherst College, please call: Admission Office: 413-542-2328. Advancement Office: 413-542-5900. Communications Office: 413-542-2321. Controller: 413-543-2101. Dean of Faculty: 413-543-2334. Financial Aid Office: 413-542-2296.
Amherst received a $50 million gift from an anonymous donor as part of the Promise campaign. This comes on the heels of $100 million from an anonymous alum, announced in April. Watch President Biddy Martin talk about what the new Science Center says about the College, and what it means for the Amherst community.
