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To help you make a smooth transition to college life in America, Smith offers you your own support
services on campus. Staff at the Office for International Students and Scholars can give you
information and advice on personal, academic, immigration and even financial concerns. They also
organize a free, five-day preorientation program to welcome international students arriving at
Smith for the first time.
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The Jacobson Center
for Writing, Teaching and Learning provides all students tutorial services
and help in writing, mathematics and study skills. The center can be particularly
useful for those whose first language is not English. |
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The Quantitative Learning Center offers tutoring,
workshops, and class study sessions in support of students doing quantitative
work across the curriculum.
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The International Students
Organization (ISO) is an active cultural group that holds weekly meetings for
friendship and support. The ISO sponsors films, lectures, trips, dances and
special events. Each fall, ISO presents a cultural extravaganza for the entire
campus community, showcasing food from many nations and encouraging students
with international citizenships to share their traditions. |
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The college offers
kosher and halal meals as a dining option. Open for lunch and dinner Monday
through Friday and one meal on Sunday, the kosher-halal kitchen serves kosher
meals along with traditional fare. The dining room is pork-free and meals with
red meat are supplemented by halal meat that meets the highest standards of
Muslim dietary laws. |
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Religious services
in the Jewish, Buddhist, Protestant and Catholic traditions are held weekly
at Smith. Hindu and Muslim student organizations also sponsor gatherings on
campus and in nearby towns for worship and special religious festivals. |
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If you ever long for
a familiar taste of home, try one of Northampton’s many ethnic restaurants.
Italian, Mexican, Japanese, Indian, Chinese, Thai, Tibetan, Caribbean and Korean
restaurants are all easily accessible from Smith by free bus or on foot. And
Northampton’s cinemas show films from around the world. |
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