Division III · New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference
Smith College · Campus
Northampton, MA · City · Private · Liberal arts college · the Bears · Website ↗
Built for athletes. The numbers a recruit needs and a coach won't volunteer: roster room, the money behind the program, admissions fit, what a family really pays, campus life and safety.
Small city
Setting
under 100,000
2,506
Undergraduates
+ 324 graduate students
8:1
Student–faculty
Division III median 12:1
93%
Return for year two
Division III median 79%
76%
From out of state
+ 13% from abroad
$21k
Food & housing
on campus · median $14k
The place
- SettingSmall city (under 100,000) Northampton, MA
- TypePrivate · Liberal arts college
- CalendarSemester
- Admissions20% admitted · admissions
Setting is the NCES locale of the campus address. Schools within 100 miles are on the overview.
Who is on campus
Students
2,506324
Undergraduates 2,506Graduate students 324
Where first-years come from
11%76%13%
In state 11%Other states 76%Abroad 13%
Division III median: 66% in state.
Undergraduates by race and ethnicity
52%12%10%13%
White 52%Hispanic 12%Black 5%Asian 10%Two or more 6%International 13%Not reported 2%
- Women98%
- Full-time100% of undergraduates · median 94%
- First-year class649 entered last fall
- Transfers in38 2% of undergraduates, last fall
- Online0% take some classes online
- Registered with disability services38% of undergraduates
Living there
| Where you live | Food & housing | Other expenses | A year |
|---|---|---|---|
| On campus | $21,310 | $2,352 | $23,662 |
| Off campus | $10,418 | $2,352 | $12,770 |
| With family | — | $12,146 | $12,146 |
The school's own budget figures for a year, on top of tuition and fees — the Division III median for on-campus food and housing is $13,820. Athletic aid can cover room and board; the full cost picture.
Services a recruit asks about
- ROTCNot offered
- Study abroadOffered
- Veteran and military supportNot reported
- Campus safety1.4 violent / 1,000 a year · the safety page upper half for safety in Division III
- Degrees offeredBachelor's · doctoral · Master's · majors
Division III campuses
39%30%23%
City 39%Suburb 30%Town 23%Rural 8%
21% of the 421 Division III schools are public; the median has 1,854 undergraduates and a 12:1 student-faculty ratio.
Where it ranks
#8Most womenof 421 · Division III#20Class sizeof 420 · Division III#22Out of stateof 420 · Division III#31Retentionof 420 · Division III#44Internationalof 420 · Division III
Among Division III schools; every list Smith College is on.
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