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Mount Holyoke is where you will discover your passions — and your people: a campus filled with beautiful spaces that foster a close-knit community of individuals; a place where traditions span generations and connect you to people from all different backgrounds; a community of classmates, faculty and staff who welcome you for who you are and challenge you to become your most fully realized ...
At Mount Holyoke, you’re encouraged to follow your interests wherever they may take you. Whether it’s across disciplines or around the world, one thing’s for certain: You will achieve more than you thought possible. Along the way, you’ll be challenged to think deeply and examine critically, putting ideas into action and into the community through research and discussion. Together these ...
Today, Mount Holyoke is a highly selective, nondenominational, not-for-profit, residential, independent, research liberal arts college for women that is gender-diverse and welcomes applications from female, transgender, and non-binary students. Mount Holyoke is a noted leader in liberal arts education with a mission grounded in the conviction ...
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28 de mar. de 2024 · Mount Holyoke is also an extremely expensive college, and in my experience doesn't do much to help students navigate that problem. The experience here is definitely catered towards people with money, which can leave lower-income students feeling isolated - but there are certain programs, like Fearless First, where you can find support.
