Current Students

Current Students

You're here to explore all that being a 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� student means: taking hold of every opportunity, striving for academic excellence, being part of our diverse community, making new friends and memories and helping to make the world a better place. And we're here to support and inspire you on your journey.

This page is organized to help you find the services, resources and support you need, when you need it. If you still have questions, reach out to the Division of Student Life.

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Office of Student Success and Advising
Advising
- Our holistic student-centered approach to advising will help you make connections between experiences and assist you in charting your unique pathway through your College experience.
Registrar
Disability Services
SAW Center
- The SAW Center is a place where students work together with skilled peer mentors to speak confidently, argue persuasively, and write with clarity.
Language and Culture Commons
- Library, Information, and Technology Services, Your place to do research, find library materials and get technology support.
Textbook Resources
Five College Consortium
- An alliance between Mount Holyoke, Amherst, Hampshire and Smith Colleges and the University of Massachusetts at Amherst.

Office of Residential Life
- Facilities Management does the physical work of maintaining the residence halls.
Residence Hall Open and Close Dates
- Dates are included as they are available and are subject to change.
- All residence halls remain open for the October, November (Thanksgiving) and March (Spring) break periods. Limited meals will be served and minimal levels of campus services are available.
- Students get 10% off Boomerang’s Storage Services
- Living-Learning Communities (LLCs) provide opportunities for students who share common educational, social or co-curricular interests to live together in residence halls.

Where I can eat on campus
- Featuring Global cuisine, Kosher and Halal
Dining accommodations
- Our menus have been developed to offer the flexibility and variety to reasonably meet most of your dietary needs.

SFS / Financial Aid
- We provide guidance in financial wellness and administer payment plans to help you and your family finance your education.
- We recognize that students may experience a personal emergency which requires more immediate funds or financial help. To address these concerns, the College has established the Safety Net Fund.
Textbook Resources
- MHC students and their friends and family can use these instructions to add money to the MHCXpress account on student OneCards.
On-Campus Employment: Workday Jobs Hub. Log into Workday, use the Menu to find the Jobs Hub, then Browse Jobs.
Off-Campus Employment: Job Opportunities from outside employers are posted on HandShake and managed by the Career Development Center
Community-Based Learning
- Community-Based Learning (CBL) pairs 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� students, faculty and staff with local leaders in South Hadley and beyond to collaborate on internships, research and service projects that have a direct, positive impact in our communities.

Health Services
- CHS clinical services are available to all current students and there are no office visit charges for medical, nursing, and wellness appointments. Some services (like lab tests, immunizations, and specialty care) and supplies (like crutches and some medications) may have a fee associated with them.
Counseling Service
- The Counseling Service is here to support you as you navigate challenges during your time at MHC, from stress, anxiety, and depression to cultivating healthy relationships and overcoming barriers to reaching your goals.
Student Health Insurance Plan
- Insurance is required for undergraduate students. Massachusetts state law requires that all students have medical insurance. To meet its legal obligations, the College enrolls and bills all eligible undergraduate students for the 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� Student Injury and Sickness Insurance Plan every year.
Prescription Services
Be Well
- Be Well is the College’s wellness program that provides students with strategies and opportunities to create their own path to wellness.

Disability Services
- Disability Services works with students to provide reasonable accommodations for those that have a documented disability, and/or disability-related needs.
Medical and Health Related Accommodations
Dining accommodations
- Our menus have been developed to offer the flexibility and variety to reasonably meet most of your dietary needs.
- LITS is committed to providing access to all collections, services, and programs.

Research Opportunities
- We provide opportunities for students to pursue their own research interests while supporting faculty with the resources to expand and deepen theirs.
Internship Opportunities - The Lynk
- A program that provides every sophomore and junior with internship funding and a toolkit of resources to help them get the most out of an internship experience.
Study Abroad or Study Away
Community-Based Learning
- Community-Based Learning (CBL) pairs 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� students, faculty and staff with local leaders in South Hadley and beyond to collaborate on internships, research and service projects that have a direct, positive impact in our communities.

Community-Based Learning
- Community-Based Learning (CBL) pairs 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� students, faculty and staff with local leaders in South Hadley and beyond to collaborate on internships, research and service projects that have a direct, positive impact in our communities.

Life beyond the gates

The Gates: Your entrance to career, community and connection.

Students can get career advice from, and make contacts with, alumnae at the Career Networking Fair.

Alum Association

The Alum Association of 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� is an independent organization providing diverse programs, expertise and resources to foster lifelong learning and empower alums to connect with each other and the College. We connect the global community of Mount Holyoke alums with each other and the College as we create meaningful change in the world.

Career Development Center

The Career Development Center at 91��Ƶapp�ƽ�� helps students explore interests, refine their paths, chart a course for the future, and gain the practical experience needed to succeed. We facilitate connections between students and employers, alums and other professionals to create opportunities to engage and build networks.

Happening at Mount Holyoke

Recent campus news

Student researchers presented their posters in the Marion Craig Potter ’49 Atrium. Photo courtesy of Katie Berry.

Contact us

Dean of Students and Division of Student Life

The student life team seeks to build and support a vibrant community at 91��Ƶapp�ƽ��. We are a resource for students, parents, faculty, and administrators.

Brenda Payette

Assistant to the Vice President for Student Life and Dean of Students

413-538-2550

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