
Due to the economic pressures facing many small, independent colleges, we have made the difficult decision to stop enrolling new first-year undergraduate students after fall 2021. We will build degree pathways for current undergraduate and graduate students, and for students who join us this fall. Mills will continue our mission to foster women's leadership and advance gender and racial equity through an innovative new institute on campus.

While Mills is no longer enrolling new first-year undergraduate students after fall 2021, we are still enrolling new transfer and graduate students who can complete their degrees by 2023. There is still time to achieve your dream of a Mills education.

Virtual campus tours led by current students. Online Q&As with students and alumnae. Live chats and one-on-one consults with admissions counselors. Meet the people and see the places that make Mills one of a kind.

Mills has been breaking barriers for women since we were founded in 1852. We continue that legacy today as we fight for gender and racial justice through our support for the Black Lives Matter Movement and our commitment to becoming an antiracist institution.
Express Yourself.
Take a risk. Question the status quo. Find your voice and use it to advocate for your future and the causes that move you. Read our student profiles.
You Define Your Future.
Mills empowers creative, independent thinkers who take action on our campus, in our communities, and around the globe. Mills graduates are change makers, risk takers, leaders, and innovators, and they are creating a more just world in every field. Read our alumnae profiles.

“Because of my Mills education, I had the audacity and leadership skills to take on barriers keeping women on the sidelines.”
Tina's Story
“At Mills, I learned to be a strong advocate for myself and the communities I love, and to keep people at the center of everything I do.”
Janeth’s Story