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Parents of high
school students who are embarking
on the college search often want answers
to different questions than their
son or daughter. We have grouped links
at the bottom of this page that directly
address parent concerns. Feel free
to contact the Admissions Office at
admission@champlain.edu
if you have additional questions.
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Unique
Curriculum Format
Champlain offers
a unique curriculum format, one we
call "Plus Two" or the "Upside
Down Curriculum." Students in
their first two years at Champlain
concentrate on courses in their major
area of interest, rather than fulfilling
distribution requirements in academic
disciplines that might not be of interest.
This means our entering students are
focused and involved in coursework
that is relevant to their interests
and plans. Third and fourth year courses
continue professional preparation
but integrate a coordinated liberal
arts core. Throughout the curriculum
there is an emphasis on technology.
Location
Admissions
Travel
Take a look at the Admissions
Travel Schedule for the
time and place nearest you that
we will be visiting so that
you can meet someone from Champlain
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Champlain is 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.
Burlington is a vibrant small city
and offers a wide range of community
activities, restaurants, cultural
events, music venues, shops and coffee
houses. The proximity to rural Vermont,
and the Green Mountains, Adirondack
Mountains and Lake Champlain, allows
for almost any outdoor activity one
could imagine. The combination of
Burlington and Vermont makes this
one of the most sought after college
destinations in the country. Uniformed
security personnel patrol the campus
24 hours a day. Though virtually crime-free,
Champlain College goes the extra mile
with special safety workshops, safety
lighting, locked dorms and dorm rooms,
emergency call boxes, watchful adult
Head Residents, and electronic fire
alarm systems.
Important
Links
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