We are pleased to announce that our test-optional pilot policy has been extended for two years.
In keeping with our commitment to access, and out of concern for the health and safety of our prospective applicants, all first-year and transfer students applying to Vassar during the 2021–2022 and 2022–2023 admission cycles will be able to choose whether or not to submit SAT/ACT scores. This includes homeschooled students and international students. Students who decide not to submit scores will not be at a disadvantage in the application review process.
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A Vassar education opens minds and doors. Each year, Vassar aims to enroll the most interesting, talented, and diverse first-year class possible.
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Application Deadlines
- Early Decision I: Nov. 15
- Early Decision II: Jan. 4*
- Regular Decision: Jan. 4*
- Spring Transfer: Nov. 1
- Fall Transfer: Mar. 15
Vassar Extends Test-Optional Policy for Two More Years
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Academics
The Vassar curriculum has always been characterized by boldness, breadth, and flexibility.
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Arts
The Arts play an integral role in Vassar’s curriculum and culture.
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Athletics
In the past three years, Vassar student-athletes have achieved All-American status in seven sports.
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Campus Life
Vassar College is a community of special character in which people of divergent views and backgrounds come together to study, work, and live in the proud tradition of a residential liberal arts college.
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Facts & Stats
- Students2441
- Faculty355
- Student:Faculty8:1
- Average AID Award$56K
- Majors51
- Varsity Teams27
- These figures are for the 2019/20 academic year.
