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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.
Amherst has an endowment of $3.322 billion (as of June 30, 2021), as well as extensive physical resources. The College’s scenic 1,000-acre campus is near the center of the Town of Amherst. Amherst has a distinguished group of alumni. The College has about 23,000 living alumni, who are represented in almost every walk of life.
Amherst is a private, not-for-profit college that for almost two centuries has prepared students to use ideas to make a difference in the world. At Amherst, you are part of a lively, inquisitive, devoted community of students, faculty, staff and alumni who find inspiration in one another and in the process of learning.
Fondé en 1821, le Amherst College est l'une des plus anciennes universités des États-Unis. Elle porte le nom du général Jeffery Amherst (baron puis lord Amherst), commandant en chef de l' armée britannique en Amérique du Nord pendant la guerre de Sept ans. Il fut aussi le premier gouverneur de la Nouvelle-France, une fois conquise par l ...
Downtown Amherst, MA is adjacent to campus, offering restaurants, coffee shops, bookstores, a cinema, the best pizza anywhere, a shop that delivers warm cookies until late into the night, and more. On the other side of the town center is the University of Massachusetts, which, along with Amherst College, is part of the Five College Consortium.
Diversity is a foundational part of Amherst. By almost any measure, we're one of the most diverse liberal arts colleges in the country. Enrollment statistics can tell you a lot about the first-year class. Frost Library offers more than 1.4 million volumes, a talented and friendly staff and a café, plus many study spaces.
Amherst College began in 1821 to educate “indigent young men of piety and talents.”. From its start, Amherst enrolled students who might not commonly have had access to higher education. Some “Firsts” at Amherst Mission Statement.
