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U.S. Citizens living abroad (outside the U.S. or Canada) must follow the same procedures as applicants residing in the U.S., which are listed below. However, if your parents are living and earning income outside the U.S. and do not file U.S. tax returns, you should also fill out the College Board International Student Financial Aid Application so that we can consider the actual expenses incurred by your family.
Instructions for First Year Applicants for Financial Aid
Smith Aid Application for Traditional Students
College Scholarship PROFILE Form
FAFSA (Free Application for Federal
Student Aid)
You should complete and submit the FAFSA online as soon as possible after January 1. The Title IV code for Smith College is 002209. We strongly encourage applicants to opt into the IRS Data Retrieval process when completing the FAFSA. If filing the FAFSA before federal income tax returns are complete, you will need to update the FAFSA using the corrections process after your tax returns are filed.
Early Decision: Smith's tentative offer of aid to admitted early decision students will be made based on the PROFILE and tax returns, but the FAFSA should be filed as soon after January 1 as possible.
Regular Decision: Tentative offers of aid for regular decision applicants will be based on the FAFSA, PROFILE, and tax returns.
College Board International Student Financial Aid Application
Required if your parents are living and earning income outside the U.S. and do not file U.S. tax returns.
Signed copies of parents' and student's 2011 federal income tax returns, including all schedules and W-2's and/or translated income statement.
Business/Farm Supplement
Not required. Provide only on request from SFS.
Non-Custodial Parent Profile
Required if your parents are divorced or separated.
Parent Non-filer Form
Including supporting 1099s and W-2s
Required if your parents do not file a tax return.
Student Non-filer Form
Including supporting 1099s and W-2s
Required if you do not file a tax return.
Trust Information Request
Required if you have a Trust. Please also provide copies of the Terms of the Trust and/or the Trust's latest 1041. |
