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The college search is all about finding schools that are the right match for you. Check us out through various links below.

• Champlain College At a Glance
• Strategic Vision, Core Values and Philosophy
• Student Profile
• Location, location, location (Burlington, VT)
• Campus Life (Residential Life, Health Services)
• Student Activities
• "Upside Down" Curriculum (what it is/how it works)
• Undergraduate Majors / Academic Calendar
• Tuition & Financial Aid
• Career Planning (getting a job when you get out)
• Virtual Tour / Champlain College Video
• Safety & Security

Champlain College is focused on professional preparation, coupled with a coordinated liberal arts core that integrates technology and focuses on critical thinking and communication skills.
We are located in the historic and beautiful Hill Section of Burlington, Vermont - one of the safest cities in one of the safest states in the country. Champlain offers a wide range of majors and has a nation reputation for excellent career planning services. Undergraduate Majors.

Visit the College

One of the best ways to learn more about Champlain is to visit. Check out the Visiting Champlain page for information about campus tours or an interview with an Admissions Counselor.

Can't make it to campus? We'll come to you! Take a look at the Admissions travel schedule to find out where you can go to meet someone from Champlain.

New Virtual Tour takes you inside

Take a look at the 360-degree panoramic images we've created. You can see the heart of campus, a real dorm room, the view from the Vista Room, a classroom in the Information Commons, our computer library, and the backyard of Admissions. A virtual tour should never be a substitute for an actual visit, but it does give a glimpse into the Champlain experience.

High School Freshmen and Sophomores Planning For College Down The Road

Throughout high school, students should enroll in college prep level courses that are challenging. Our Admissions Committee looks for motivated students who have performed to their potential. Challenging senior year courses and continued academic performance are an important part of the review process, even if graduation requirements have been met by the end of junior year.

Champlain likes to see evidence of students giving something back to their school and community as well. We want well-rounded students who will contribute to the campus community. We are interested in the solid "B" student who has participated in extra-curricular activities and has done community service. However, students should pursue areas of genuine personal interest, rather than areas that are supposed to "look good" on an application.

For more information about going to college in Vermont, check out http://www.vtcolleges.org/