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A few things international students can explore at Mount Holyoke College are Mount Holyoke College Art Museum, Odyssey Bookshop, Nash's Dinosaur Track Quarry, McCray's Farm, Liz Schwellenbach Massage Therapy, and more. All the places above are near the campus. Students can also attend events that are organized at Mount Holyoke College on weekends. They can search events by applying a filter on the event calendar by Date, Experience, Event Type, Audience, or Topic.

There are so many long-standing traditions for undergraduates at Mount Holyoke College. Some of them are discussed below:

Pangy Day: During a warm day in late April usually, international students can enjoy a little picnic where burgers and hot dogs are distributed.

Mountain Day: One day in late September or Early October, without an announcement beforehand, the bell tolls at 7:30 am. All classes get canceled and they serve ice cream at the summit house and shuttles run between campus and Mount Holyoke.

Faculty Show: Once every four years, faculty members put on a hilarious show

The academic pressure and workload at Mount Holyoke College depends on what student is pursuing, their friend circle, and how competitive they are. According to some students who had been there, the academic pressure and workload are quite hard.

Students who had taken developmental biology were expected to learn everything or prepare flashcards to learn by the throat by the professor. Students of psychology and intro chemistry had a hard workload. The classes were mostly introductory and survey-style.

According to student reviews on unofficial sources, some of the best Mount Holyoke College majors are Experimental Psychology, Political Science and Government, General, Econometrics and Quantitative Economics, Biology/Biological Sciences, General, Environmental Studies, Computer Science, Sociology, General, English Language and Literature, General International Relations and Affairs, General Mathematics.

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The University has 57 buildings located on approximately 258 acres in the East Stroudsburg Borough. The 57 buildings include academic facilities a 1,000 seat dining hall, a student center, a fitness center, a recreation center and eight residence halls housing around 2,400 students. The Student Activity Association Inc owns Stony Acres, a 119-acre off-campus student recreation area near Marshalls Creek that includes a lodge, cabins, and a small lake. The university boasts a Science and Technology Center with state-of-the-art classroom and laboratory facilities and equipment, a planetarium, and a rooftop observatory.

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Automatically Considered Scholarships: International students are automatically considered for several scholarships upon admission, including the Scholarship of Distinction, Go First Scholarship, and Dean and Excellence Scholarships for Morgantown.
Departmental Scholarships: Additional departmental scholarships may require a separate application.