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Visiting Sterling College

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A visit is the best way for you to gain a sense of the Sterling College experience. An interview and tour of the campus are highly recommended as part of the admissions process. It is important for you to make sure Sterling College is a good “fit,” given your interests and educational goals. Immerse yourself in this rural Vermont setting to see if Sterling is right for you. Visit our organic farm and gardens, tour our nature trails and outdoor facilities on our 300-acre campus, and meet the dedicated faculty of one of the most progressive environmental liberal arts college’s in the nation.


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Two Cool Things When You Visit Sterling College:
  • For every student who visits, Sterling will donate $3 in your name to Heifer International
  • We will cover receipted travel expenses up to $500 for students who enroll full-time.

Questions?

Contact the Sterling College Admissions Office - Email: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it Tel: 1-800-648-3591 (ext. 100) or 802-586-7711 (International)

 
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