UVM-2025-26 Travel Brochure

Majors

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(Students admitted for fall 2025) UVM welcomes applications from students of diverse backgrounds.

Through a holistic admissions review, we select students with potential for academic success who will contribute to our community. The rigor of an applicant’s academic program; grades; and trends in performance are considered. Essays, recommendations, and other evidence of each student’s life experience also assist our evaluation.

AVERAGE GPA: 3.8 (4.0 scale) SAT and ACT scores* SAT EBRW SAT MATH ACT

MIDDLE 50% 680-740 650-730 31-34

* Test scores reflect applicants who submitted them. UVM continues to remain test optional.

All applicants are automatically considered for the highly selective Patrick Leahy Honors College. Approximately 10% of fall 2025 applicants were invited into the Honors College.

scholarships and financial Aid All applicants are automatically considered for merit scholarships.

For additional information on financial aid, including deadlines and requirements, visit uvm.edu/sfs

up to $10,000

up to $25,000

Vermont Residents

Non-Vermont Residents

92%

of UVM students receive scholarships or financial aid.

UVM Promise allows admitted Vermont residents whose parents’ adjusted gross income (AGI) is $100,000 or less to pay zero tuition.

Application Deadlines November 1............Early Decision I, Early Action, Spring January 15..............Early Decision II, Regular Decision June 1........................Transfer for Fall

entrance requirements for all majors 4 years English 3 years mathematics (algebra I & II and geometry, or equivalents) 2 years same foreign language (American Sign Language qualifies) 3 years natural or physical science, including a laboratory science 3 years social sciences Additional requirements apply for nearly all majors; they can be found at uvm.edu/apply.

2025-2026 Tuition, Housing, fees Vermont Residents

Non-Residents

Tuition

$16,606

$44,646

Room & Board

$14,256

$14,256

Comprehensive Fees

$2,908

$2,908

Program Fee*

$1,000

$1,000

*For students in the College of Nursing and Health Sciences, College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences, and Grossman School of Business.

There are many ways to combine interests

Agroecology Animal Science Anthropology Art—History Art—Studio Biochemistry Biological Science Biology Biomedical & Clinical Sciences Biomedical Engineering Business Administration* Chemistry Chinese Civil Engineering Classics Communication Sciences & Disorders Community-Centered Design Community Entrepreneurship Community & International Development Computer Science Computer Science & Information Systems

Dance Data Science Ecological Landscape Planning & Design Economics Electrical Engineering Engineering Engineering Management English Environmental Engineering Environmental Sciences Environmental Studies Exercise Science Film & Television Studies Food Systems Forestry French Gender, Sexuality & Women’s Studies Geography Geosciences German Global Studies Health & Society History

Human Development & Family Science Individually Designed Japanese Linguistics Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Medical Radiation Sciences Microbiology Molecular Genetics Music Neuroscience Nursing Nutrition & Food Sciences Parks, Recreation & Tourism Philosophy Physics Plant Biology Political Science Psychological Science Public Communication Public Health Sciences Religion Russian

* Students select a strategic theme: Global Business, Sustainable Business or Entrepreneurship; and also choose a concentration: Accounting, Finance, Marketing or Business Analytics. ** English, Language, Mathematics, Science, Social Science

Social Work Sociology Spanish Statistics Sustainability, Ecology & Policy Teacher Education Programs Art (Pre-K-12) Early Childhood (Birth-Gr3) Elementary (K–6) Middle Level (5–9) Music (Pre-K–12) Secondary (7–12) ** Special Education Theatre Undeclared Wildlife & Fisheries Biology Zoology PRE-PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS Pre-Dental Pre-Law Pre-Medical Pre-Physical Therapy Pre-Veterinary (Majors current as of June 2025)

More on majors and minors at uvm.edu/academics

uvm.edu/apply

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We’re excited to show you everything UVM has to offer. Plus, every student who joins us for an official campus visit receives an application fee waiver.

Visit us in person or virtually:

uvm.edu/visit admissions@uvm.edu | (802) 656-3370

Schools and Colleges College of Agriculture & Life Sciences College of Arts & Sciences College of Education & Social Services College of Engineering & Mathematical Sciences College of Nursing & Health Sciences Grossman School of Business Rubenstein School of Environment & Natural Resources

36 Accelerated Master’s Programs reduce the cost and time commitment of an advanced degree in fields of study ranging from accountancy to computer science to public administration.

where you learn shapes how you learn.

Stats

(22% VT, 78% out-of-state)

1,676 graduate students

UVM

73

%

Classes with fewer than 40 students.

98

%

Classes taught by faculty; 17:1 student/faculty ratio.

R1

Classification Research Carnegie earned by less than 3% Institution of higher education

inspires students to develop innovative solutions to the world’s challenges, think and work on a global scale, and shape

institutions.

#1

Best Schools for Making an Impact (Princeton Review, 2025)

18 ncaa

d1 teams

with 26 America East titles in the past decade. Many of our 60+ Club Sports teams also compete regionally and nationally.

94

%

of UVM grads are employed or furthering their education within 6 months of graduating.

(3-year average, Classes of 2022-24)

Academics

meaningful careers. Here, students’ educational experiences and activities are

Learning happens everywhere at UVM—on the summit of Mt. Mansfield; at our on-

enriched by our location—from the energy and innovation of the city of Burlington

campus medical center; on Lake Champlain aboard our research vessel; at our four

to the forests, farms, and independent spirit of Vermont. Our city perennially

research farms; alongside scientists in our nationally-funded laboratories. The future

appears on national rankings that praise its livability, access to nature and

needs committed, brave leaders in every sector. Catamounts are biologists and

recreation (including the best skiing in the northeast), thriving food and music

painters, physicians and farmers, CEOs and teachers—people in every field with the

scenes, rising identity as a technology hub, and its status as a top college town.

courage, vision, global mindset, and ambition to effect lasting change.

92

%

of UVM students engage in internships, research and other experience-based learning.

New Experiences Beyond Expectation

Learn with Experience

Sierra, an anthropology major from California, was seeking something different when she was searching for schools.

50

+

Through scholarships

and support from UVM, I was able to make my dream a reality. I’ve experienced my first real fall, embraced winter by learning to ice skate and snowshoe, and met amazing friends. I’ve also traveled to Montreal, Boston, and New York campus and being a part

Watch Sierra’s Story

Global Foundries Seventh Generation Keurig Dr Pepper

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clubs are careerfocused - from pre-med to entrepreneurship to ecological design.

City. Getting involved on

with local innovators like: Beta Technologies BioTek/Agilent Burton

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275

student clubs,

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11,743 undergraduates

of different groups has helped me find home.

and other leading organizations: Cisco Systems Fast Enterprises National Park Services Smithsonian American Art Museum Sony PlayStation U.S. Federal Courts Walt Disney

Our Career Center lists thousands of internships

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The Patrick Leahy Honors College is a community of students committed to the highest levels of intellectual inquiry. Students are automatically considered for admission when they apply to UVM. Selection is based on academic achievement.

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Getting to UVM and Burlington is easy

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Our Airport (BTV) is 3 miles from campus; OH direct flights arrive daily from several major cities. There are also bus and train connections right downtown.

Driving Times: Baltimore D.C.

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Montreal

2 hours

Boston

3.5 hours

New York

5.5 hours