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1. www.aws.amherst.edu › tuitionTuition, Fees & Other Costs | Amherst College

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   Tuition Insurance. $125 per semester. The College annually evaluates its comprehensive and other fees, and makes adjustments when necessary. Financial aid offers will always be based on the costs in effect during the year of award.

2. www.amherst.edu › tuitionTuition, Fees & Other Costs | Amherst College

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   For 2021-2022, the typical student expense budget and charges include: Comprehensive fee (tuition, room and board): $76,800. Other student fees (student activities, campus center programs and residential governance): $460. Health insurance* (may be waived): $2,616.

3. www.collegefactual.com › tuition-and-feesAmherst Tuition & Fees Report - College Factual

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   The average tuition and fees at Amherst College for undergraduates was $61,150 a year in 2020-2021. Students from both in state and out of state paid the same price. Amherst College tuition and fees is the number charged to students for one year of attendance, and does not include room and board.

4. careers.amherst.edu › resources › should-i-apply-toShould I apply to law school now or later? – Amherst College ...

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   Cost–many applicants choose to apply to law schools which will cost them less. Tuition and fees vary widely – you’ll need to check individual law schools to find out their costs and their own policies on financial aid.

5. www.amherst.edu › academiclife › departmentsThe Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought Major Program - Amherst

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   Upon completion of the LJST major, we expect our graduates to have attained a nuanced understanding of law as a subject of liberal inquiry, attending to the ways law combines moral argument, interpretive practice and force in regulating social life; to have learned the history and development of legal orders in the United States, while also coming ...

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   A major in Law, Jurisprudence and Social Thought consists of a minimum of eleven courses. Offerings in the Department include courses in Legal Theory (these courses emphasize the moral and philosophical dimensions that inform legal life and link the study of law with the history of social and political thought), Interpretive Practices (these course...

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   The Law, Jurisprudence, and Social Thought department takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study, contextualization and theorizing of law. Students wishing to major in LJST must complete LJST 110 (Legal Theory) by the end of their sophomore year and before declaring their major. LJST is not a pre-law program: students wishing to apply to law ...

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   The Department awards Honors to seniors who have achieved distinction in their course work, whose independent projects are judged to be of honors quality, and who have a college-wide grade average of A- or above. Students with a college-wide grade point below an A- may petition to write an Honors Thesis. Students should begin to identify a suitable...

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   LJST is not a pre-law program designed to serve the needs of those contemplating careers in law. While medical schools have prescribed requirements for admission, there is no parallel in the world of legal education. Law schools generally advise students to obtain a broad liberal arts education; they are as receptive to students who major in physic...

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   Students may receive credit toward a major in LJST for up to two “related” courses from outside the Department (see list below) or for approved study abroad courses. In no case may those courses be used to satisfy the Analytic or Research Seminar requirements. COLQ-234: America's Death Penalty HIST-488: Riot and Rebellion in Colonial and Post-Colon...

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   The comprehensive fee totals $44,105 and includes the semesters tuition, housing and meals cost. The semester tuition fee is $34,910; the semester housing fee is $4,970 and the semester meal fee is $4,225. STUDENT ACTIVITIES FEE $330

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   How much does it cost to attend Amherst College?

   • The annual cost to attend Amherst College is $60,700 for tuition. This fee is the same for both in-state and out-of-state students. Room and board fees are an additional $16,100. For educational materials, students should allocate approximately $1,000 for books and supplies plus $450 for other fees charged by the school.

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   How does financial aid work at Amherst College?

   • Financial aid awards will always be based on the fees in effect during the year of the award. Students who require financial aid because of changes in fees may apply for assistance in any academic year. The College’s actual annual cost of educating a student at Amherst is approximately $109,000.

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   How does Amherst calculate the cost of attendance?

   • Each year, Amherst calculates and publishes the comprehensive cost of attendance. When we calculate financial need and determine a financial aid offer, we use a student expense budget (cost of attendance) that includes expenses that are billed by the college (direct expenses) and expenses incurred by most college students (indirect expenses).

   Tuition, Fees & Other Costs | Amherst College

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   Does Amherst College offer a study away program?

   • Students who participate in an approved study away program will receive two invoices. The bill from Amherst College will include Home School Tuition, Home School Tuition Insurance (Waivable) and Home School Health Insurance (Waivable).

   Tuition & Fees | Student Accounts | Amherst College

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   Does Amherst College offer health insurance?

   • The bill from Amherst College will include Home School Tuition, Home School Tuition Insurance (Waivable) and Home School Health Insurance (Waivable). Students attending select programs will also have a charge for mandatory enrollment in a GeoBlue supplemental health insurance plan.

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   Are all Amherst residence halls billed the same?

   • All Amherst residence halls are billed the same. Meals: All students living on campus are enrolled in a meal plan with unlimited meals per week. Fees: The student activities fee of $330 per semester is used by the Association of Amherst Students to fund organizations, clubs, and special interest groups for activities.

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8. www.aws.amherst.edu › academiclife › departmentsLaw, Jurisprudence, and Social Thought | Majors | Amherst College

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   Sep 5, 2024 · The Amherst Law, Jurisprudence, and Social Thought (LJST) department takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study, contextualization, and theorizing of law. Our courses treat law as a historically evolving and culturally specific enterprise in which moral argument, interpretive practices, and force are brought to bear on the organization of ...