Hampshire College Amherst, Massachusetts
893 West St
Amherst, Massachusetts
01002-5001
413-549-4600
www.hampshire.eduHampshire College Mission Statement:Education at Hampshire College prepares students to understand and participate responsibly in a complex world. Through its actions and policies, the college sets an example of the responsible and creative behavior it expects of its students.
As a liberal arts college, Hampshire helps students develop confidence in their intellect, creativity, and values. It encourages their desire to be lifelong learners and their capacity to advance the cause of social justice and the well being of others. The college fosters these attitudes through: a multi-disciplinary, multi-cultural curriculum; self-initiated, individual programs of study negotiated with faculty mentors; students’ active participation in original research; and the diverse communities, on campus and off, in which learning takes place. Within the college’s residential community students encounter and learn to respect difference and appreciate diversity, thereby enhancing their capacity to live together well.
Through commitment to testing and evaluating new ideas and new approaches to learning, national efforts to promote inquiry-based learning and teaching, and constructive civic and social engagement, Hampshire's actions serve as models for those of its students.
Type of Institution
Term Type: Four-one-four plan
Comparison Group Category: Not-for-profit 4 yr, Baccalaureate Colleges - Liberal Arts, New England
Geographical Region: New England CT ME MA NH RI VT
Chief Administrator: President Ralph Hexter
Title IV Eligibility: Participates in Title IV federal financial aid programs
Sector: Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above
Degree of Urbanization(Locale): Town: Fringe
Open to Public? Institution is open to the public
Carnegie Information
Carnegie Classification 2005 - Basic: Baccalaureate Colleges--Arts & Sciences
Carnegie Classification 2005 - Enrollment Profile: Exclusively undergraduate four-year
Carnegie Classification 2005 - Graduate Instructional: Not applicable
Carnegie Classification 2005 - Undergraduate Instructional: Arts & sciences focus, no graduate coexistence
Carnegie Classification 2005 - Size and Setting Small four-year, highly residential
Carnegie Classification 2005 - Undergraduate Profile Full-time four-year, more selective, lower transfer-in
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Room and Board
Provide on-campus housing? Yes
Total Dorm Capacity: 1183
Provide board or meals? Yes, number of meals per week can vary
Number of meals per week:0
Typical room charge per year:$5433
Typical board charge per year:$3086
Combined room/board:$0
Degree Information
Level of Institution: Four or more years
Highest Level Offered: Bachelor's degree
Undergraduate Offering: Undergraduate degree or certificate offering
Graduate Offering: No graduate offering
First Professional Offer: No first-professional offering
Highest Degree Offered: Bachelors
Degree Granting Status: Degree-granting
Historical Black College or University: No
Institution has Hospital: No
Institution grants a Medical Degree: No
Institutional Category: Degree-granting, primarily baccalaureate or above
Athletics
Athletic Association: No
NCAA Member: Implied no
NAIA Member: Implied no
NJCAA Member: Implied no
NSCAA Member: Implied no
NCCAA Member: Implied no
Other Member: Implied no
Football: No
Basketball: No
Baseball: No
Cross Country/Track: No
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