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  1. 18 de jun. de 2014 · Hampshire was among the first schools in the country to be test optional, a policy the College has followed since opening in 1970. While Hampshire has not required SATs or ACTs, in the past it would look at them if a student wished to submit them as part of an application. No longer, says Meredith Twombly, dean of admissions and financial aid.

  2. We were made for change. Faced with a Changing world, we changed the way college works. Now, we're scrapping THE TIRED. structures of education altogether. Hampshire College. Radical, positive change.

  3. 20 de mar. de 2024 · Over the past five years, the college has been working on coming back from the brink of closure. Wirestock via Getty Images. Just five years ago, Hampshire College seemed destined for a very different fate. The 54-year-old private liberal arts college in western Massachusetts teetered on the brink of closure due to financial constraints.

  4. Cultural Center. Dining Services. Dean of Students. New Student Information. Residential Life and Housing. Seen@Hamp. Student Groups. Submit a Work Order for Residential Repairs.

  5. And the one we want to live in. Academics. Our Academic Program. Graduates encounter opportunities and problems that don’t fit neatly into fixed majors or departments. Their education shouldn’t either. Employers overwhelmingly agree that broad learning and skills that cut across disciplines are the best preparation for long-term career success.

  6. Hampshire College was founded in 1965 to create a completely new model of higher education. Today, we’re more unconventional than ever, and we’re organized in a way that’s different than any other college in the world. Learn the Hampshire Way Nothing will ever take the place of an experience.

  7. Learning is done together at Hampshire—whether through research partnerships with faculty, community learning projects, or Learning Collaboratives built around urgent questions. And beyond campus, Hampshire partners with Amherst, Smith, Mount Holyoke Colleges, and the University of Massachusetts Amherst to form the Five College Consortium.