The occasion was the culmination of the inaugural Tuck Business Essentials course, designed and implemented in collaboration ...

Class of 2028 Enrollment Profile Class size 491 Admission rate 13% Yield rate 36% Financial Aid Total grant aid $12.9 million Portion of the class receiving Bates grant aid 43% Portion of the class ...

First-year students are assessed a fee of $450 which appears on the fall semester bill. This one-time fee covers the cost of programming, transportation for orientation activities, and the cost of ...

President’s Letter Dear Members of the Bates Community, I am delighted to share with you the Bates College Sustainability Roadmap, developed by Bates’ Committee on Environmental Responsibility — a ...

Data and computers are transforming virtually every facet of our professional and personal lives. Increasingly, they are the dominant media for how we generate, apply, and share knowledge. The fields ...

I arrived at Bates on Jan. 2, 1992. That's 33 years ago. But to give that a bit of relativity, James Reese had already been ...

When Bates opened in 1855, it was New England’s first co-ed college. Since then, we have admitted students no matter their nationality, race, religion, sex, or socio-economic status. While this ...

Designing new paths through the Bates curriculum, these seniors crafted interdisciplinary majors that speak to their passions ...

The child of a tree that survived the 1945 atomic bombing of Hiroshima, a ginkgo tree seedling growing at Bates brings a ...

Our tour website provides a detailed overview of our academic buildings, administrative offices, athletic facilities, campus features, residential buildings, and student life centers. For each tour ...

Bates’ unique academic calendar: two semesters and a four-week spring Short Term (4-4-1) Short Term at Bates — four weeks at the height of Maine’s spring, from late April through May — is a time for ...

Bates has been a national leader in the test-optional movement for over four decades. In October 1984, the faculty voted to make standardized testing, such as the SAT and the ACT, optional for all ...