Mount Holyoke

Founded by revolutionary educator Mary Lyon in 1837, Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley, MA is the first women's college in the United States and the founding member of the Seven Sisters, the female equivalent of the formerly all-male Ivy League. Mount Holyoke is consistently ranked among the top 25 liberal arts colleges in the country, attracting intelligent, talented, and driven women from literally all over the globe. True to its mission statement, Mount Holyoke's empowering atmosphere is geared towards "fostering the alliance of liberal arts education with purposeful engagement in the world." Smart women choose Mount Holyoke for its academic excellence, beautiful campus, and the amazing and friendly women who go there. Mount Holyoke women can also take advantage of the 5-College Consortium, which connects MHC to nearby Amherst, Smith, and Hampshire Colleges, as well as UMass-Amherst.

The school in S. Hadley, MA. Oldest women's college in the United States, first of the seven sisters, founded by revolutionary educator Mary Lyon. Associated with Daphne of Scooby Doo in the Five College urban legend. While a top liberal arts college, Mount Holyoke distinguishes itself with its commitment to free thinking and its very strong commitment to social works.
MHC is also known for its beautiful campus, which regularly ranks in the top ten.
As a politically liberal all women's school, MHC has a reputation for having a vocal gay population, but is viewed as a kinder, gentler alternative to the militant, manly lesbianism of Smith College. MHC is also seen as more friendly to males with the yearly dances "Undressage" and "Vegas Night," where the girls parade in lingerie.
This is a school for overachievers.

Because if we'd wanted easy A's, we would have gone to Smith.

this is a historically womens college, or an hwc, part of the seven sisters (other hwc's) and also part of the five college consortium. a large portion of the students are trans and/or nonbinary. most of the people i know use she/they pronouns. this school is incredibly queer: most students are part of the LGBTQ+ community, so good luck finding more than 5 cis-straight people.
it is truly a liberal arts college: you can get credit for writing a 5 page essay about your favorite tv show, butch lesbians, and even about TikTok. this school is incredibly welcoming if you manage to find a good group of people.

also it's better than smith.

An all girls school, member of the "seven sisters" that is located near Smith college, the BETTER all girl's school. It is ranked in the top liberal arts schools but only after all of the other seven sisters schools. Typically inhabited but preppy rich girls who couldn't get in anywhere else.

A highly respected womens' college in Western Massachusetts. The atmosphere can be quite depressing at times and the workload is oppressive. Much like a womens' prison, MHC is known to produce an unusual amount of lesbians and bisexuals. UMass males are generally considered as below standards, Hampshire boys don't bathe, and Amherst men snub their noses at...pretty much everyone. The only way for a MHC student to get a man is IMPORT!!