Institution Type:	Public
Campus Setting:	Small city
Highest Degree Offered:	Doctor's degree - research/scholarship and professional practice
Level of Institution:	Four or more years
Calendar:	Semester
School Colors:	Green and gold

Non-Degree Undergrads Graduates

“This school is a nice school but not for everyone because it has many unappealing aspects that don't fit some people's preferences. It is a semi-large university in a great…”
Mar-31-2012 » Read More

“I have really enjoyed my experience thus far at UVM, as have many of the kids I know who go here. I would totally recommend UVM to those who are…”
Apr-07-2013 » Read More

“The classes at the University of Vermont are challenging but very involving at the same time. Professors, faculty, and students alike are very friendly and open-minded to others. In general,…”
Jan-11-2012 » Read More

“Not a great place to go unless you like small towns and folksy people. Most of the classes are far away from the dorms (15-20 mins to walk to classes)…”
Jan-15-2012 » Read More

“university of vermont is not very diverse. there are great teachers and learning opportunities, but the social environment is a little rough. if your emphasis is on a diverse, cultural…”
Jan-28-2012 » Read More

5
Brianna from White City, OR
Dec-30-2011 I am a current student here
The college environment is fantastic, as is Burlington itself. Both the school and town have great people living in it that make being there fantastic.
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5
Michele from Annandale, NJ
Aug-27-2011 I am a current student here
I love everything. The people are nice, the teachers are amazing, and there are a lot of things to learn. I only dislike the cold.
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5
Casey from North Chelmsford, MA
Jun-21-2011 I am accepted here and planning to attend soon
Burlington is an awesome city! I live near Boston, and it reminds me of a scaled-down version of Boston - plus a lot safer and cleaner.
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5
Tara from Coventry, RI
Jun-20-2011 I am a current student here
The atmosphere is awesome and the people are even better. Most people are accepting and friendly and down to earth. UVM attracts a certain type of person (outdoorsy, environmentally friendly, and fun loving) but those people are exactly what makes UVM a good time and awesome place to go to school.
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5
Tara from Newport, RI
Jun-18-2011 I am a current student here
Who knows if Burlington is actually a city or if its a town but either way it is still a great place to be. There is so much going on here, from the music scene, to the art scene, to the outdoors and to the slopes. No matter ones personality there is always a group of students they will find a common interest. Burlington makes a huge effort to be eco-friendly and that is obvious both downtown and at UVM. City Market (a grocery store) is a great place to find wholesome foods that are both organic and local. Places such as Muddy Waters and Uncommon Ground are terrific coffee joints where one can study while enjoying a delicious ginger beet smoothie or a plate of hummus and veggies. The UVM campus is amazing. The beautiful flowers and green lawns are evident throughout the year, unless of course the snow is covering them up! The Outing Club at UVM offers great opportunities to get off campus and explore Vermont. For those out of staters this is a wonderful chance to go hiking or canoeing at an affordable price. Programs offered by the club allow students to further their interest in the outdoors and to learn better leadership skills. As I mentioned earlier the professors are really down to earth and approachable, the students also have a laid back attitude and it is extremely easy to make a multitude of close friends.
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University of Vermont Burlington, VT

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