University of Vermont, Burlington (UVM)

One of the oldest colleges in New England, University of Vermont in Burlington offers the experience of a small, traditional liberal arts college, as well as the abundant academic and student offerings of a large state university.

UVM’s programs of study encompass a vast array of professional and academic programs, including such unique offerings as:

• Nuclear Medical Technology
• Parks, Recreation and Tourism
• Russian/East European Studies
• Holocaust Studies
• Vermont Studies

Other more traditional areas of study include:

• Civil Engineering
• Classics
• Film and Television Studies
• Finance
• Music
• Psychology
• Special Education
• Theatre

Student life also presents a plentiful and diverse mixture of activities including professional theatre productions, music performances and festivals, five student publications, and more than 150 student clubs. UVM’s campus is also home to the Robert Hull Fleming Museum.

Admissions requirements include completion of an application and submission of transcripts, SAT or ACT scores and a letter of recommendation.

To be considered for federal financial aid, applicants will need to qualify through the FAFSA. Federal aid sources include grants, loans and work-study. In addition, students may also apply for state grants and school scholarships. UVM scholarships are usually only awarded to first-year students to cover partial tuition.

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