Study in the U.S.A. - Northeast (in English) - ISEP Exchange
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
• Soak in the unmatched beauty of New England while living in Burlington, a city known for its incredible food, music, and outdoor activities.
• Take advantage of high-quality and unique academic offerings including extensive coursework in forestry, zoology, and environmental engineering.
• Thrive at a mid-sized university that is integral to the Burlington community and within walking distance of the city’s downtown.
• Contribute to a greener future through Burlington’s Green Mountain bus system, a free service available to all UVM students.
LIFE ABROAD
Immerse yourself in the culture of a city and university known for their sustainability and conservation efforts, while having access to unique experiential opportunities on and off campus.
LIVE
Join a tight-knit community while living in a double room in one of 39 residence halls, where local students stay during their first four semesters on campus. Residence halls are co-ed, with single-sex rooms, and offer shared kitchen spaces with floormates.
DINE
Enjoy one of the on-campus eateries with an included meal plan that provides access to a variety of options that use local, sustainable ingredients, and that accommodate the big nine allergens. Off-campus, head down to Burlington’s famous Church Street district to try local specialties including cider doughnuts, sharp cheddar cheese, Ben & Jerry’s ice cream, or anything with Vermont maple syrup!
EXPERIENCE
Take part in on-campus coordinated events, such as the international student waffle breakfast, to connect with students from all around the world who are also new to campus. Get involved in one of the more than 200 student organizations available for anybody interested in arts, sports, politics, the outdoors, wellness, and more.
EXPLORE
Embrace the outdoorsy culture of Vermont by visiting nearby attractions such as the beaches of Lake Champlain (1 mile from campus) or take an hour bus ride to the mountains for a day of hiking or skiing. Experience bucket list destinations in North America including Boston, New York City, and Montreal, which are all within a few hours of Vermont.
THRIVE
Maintain academic and mental wellbeing with services including on campus counseling and psychological services (CAPS), and accommodation available for students needing extra time on exams or note taking assistance.
What We Love About Burlington
The city offers unmatched opportunities for students to enjoy the breathtaking wonders of Vermont while also living in a tight-knit and welcoming community.
Academics
Other Academic Conditions
Coures in theater, upper-level and graduate psychology are not available to ISEP students. Students who request courses in these fields will not be considered for placement at this institution.
Students should review UVM course options carefully as space constraints and pre-requisite requirements may limit desired course schedules. Prior to arrival, the Office of International Education will work closely with accepted students on finding the best possible schedule.
Students should consult with their ISEP advisor if they are seeking enrollment in a combination of undergraduate and graduate level coursework.
Courses in Business Administartion, Art and Physical Education generally have an additional course fee associated with taking classes in those fields.
Limited courses are available in fine arts. Students within this field must be highly flexible and willing to take all or most of their courses within other disciplines.
For students allowed to use ISEP's Language Proficiency Report (LPR) in place of English test scores, a minimum of C1 is required.
DuoLingo may be accepted in lieu of another English test, and a minimum score of 110 is required.
PASSPORT: All students must have a valid passport to participate in this program. If you do not have a valid passport, we suggest you start the application process as soon as possible.
VISA: All non-U.S. citizens will be required to obtain a visa. For more information on the process and estimated cost, please review the ISEP Country Handbook here.
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