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The Transfer Common Application, Common Application Supplement, Teacher Evaluation and College Official's Report can be completed online or downloaded from the Common Application Web site.

If you intend to apply for financial aid, you must do so when you apply for admission and by the published deadlines. If you do not, you will not be eligible for college aid until you complete 32 credits at Smith. Please see the financial aid policy page for details.

Please note: Women who are at least 24 years old (or will turn 24 during their first semester at Smith) or have a dependent other than a spouse or are veterans must apply to Smith through the Ada Comstock Scholars Program.

International transfer students who seek financial aid may apply for September admission only and must submit all admission and financial aid materials by February 1.

Required application

Smith College uses the Transfer Common Application exclusively and there is no fee for applications submitted online.

To download a paper copy, visit the Common Application site.

Required application materials

	Smith Transfer Writing Supplement

	College transcript(s)

	High School transcript with original recommendations to college if still available.

	TOEFL or IELTS (for international students instructed in a language other than English). Scores must be sent from testing agency.

	College Official's Report

	Teacher Evaluation

	Mid-term Report

	Photocopies of course descriptions for all college courses completed and in progress.

Recommended application materials


	Students who have special talents in the arts may submit supplementary materials for evaluation. All materials must be submitted electronically using SlideRoom. Materials submitted by mail will not be reviewed.

	Interview, on campus or with a local alumna

Optional application materials


	SAT I or ACT (for U.S. citizens and U.S. permanent residents).

	SAT II scores

	We accept official scores that are listed on the high school transcript or sent from the testing agency. Scores listed on the Common Application are considered self-reported and will be reviewed by the admission committee.

Financial aid application requirements


	Smith Aid Application for Traditional Students

	College Scholarship Service (CSS) PROFILE form

	Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)

	Copies of student and parents’ most recent federal tax returns

	Business/Farm taxes, if appropriate

	Business/Farm Supplement not required, provide only if requested by Smith College

	Noncustodial Parent Statement and tax returns, if appropriate

Mailing address

Office of Admission
Smith College
7 College Lane
Northampton, MA 01063
Fax: 413-585-2527

Calendar of Deadlines

	January Admission	September Admission

Transfer Common Application	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

Transfer Common Application Supplement	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

College transcript(s)	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

Photocopies of college course descriptions	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

High School transcript	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

TOEFL or IELTS scores (international students) **	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

College Official's Report	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

Teacher Evaluation	Nov. 15	Feb. 1 *

Mid-term Report	Nov. 15	Mar. 1 *

Financial Aid Forms	Nov. 15	Feb. 15

Interview	Nov. 15	Feb. 15

Financial aid materials	View deadline information

* Preferred filing date. Applications and supporting materials will be
accepted until May 15.
** For international students instructed in a language other than English.

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