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Amherst College began in 1821 to educate “indigent young men of piety and talents.” From its start, Amherst enrolled students who might not commonly have had access to higher education. Some “Firsts” at Amherst Mission Statement. An Amherst Timeline.
Amherst received a $50 million gift from an anonymous donor as part of the Promise campaign. This comes on the heels of $100 million from an anonymous alum, announced in April. Watch President Biddy Martin talk about what the new Science Center says about the College, and what it means for the Amherst community.
Diversity is a foundational part of Amherst. By almost any measure, we're one of the most diverse liberal arts colleges in the country. Enrollment statistics can tell you a lot about the first-year class. Frost Library offers more than 1.4 million volumes, a talented and friendly staff and a café, plus many study spaces.
To reach Amherst College, please call: Admission Office: 413-542-2328 Advancement Office: 413-542-5900 Communications Office: 413-542-2321 Controller: 413-542-2101 Counseling Services: 413-542-2354 Dean of Faculty: 413-542-2334 Financial Aid Office: 413-542-2296 Office of Human Resources: 413-542-2372
Downtown Amherst, MA is adjacent to campus, offering restaurants, coffee shops, bookstores, a cinema, the best pizza anywhere, a shop that delivers warm cookies until late into the night, and more. On the other side of the town center is the University of Massachusetts, which, along with Amherst College, is part of the Five College Consortium.
Admission Tours & Information Sessions. There are a number of ways you can experience Amherst in person. Reservations are not necessary for individual students and their families, or for groups of 10 or fewer. Groups of more than 10 should call the Office of Admission at (413) 542-2328 two weeks in advance to schedule a visit.
Amherst College Press Amherst College Digital Collections Over 100,000 digitized art works, photographs, manuscripts, books, and more from Archives & Special Collections and our Art & Architecture Collection, plus open-access scholarship by Amherst faculty.
