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Colin Arisman

Colin Arisman
natural resources major

Colin Arisman's senior honors thesis influences farming practices in Ecuador. More UVM Stories >>

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Why UVM?

A public ivy with a world of academic challenge, choice of 101 majors, and the opportunity to work with faculty that rank among the best in the nation.

Complementing our first-rate academic program is a thriving, exceptionally active and open student community — and a setting in a top college town in one of the most beautiful states in the nation.

  • Academics: 101 majors; an exceptional learning experience.
  • Faculty: Accomplished faculty with a passion for teaching.
  • Outcomes: Grads find success in graduate school and the job market.
  • Campus Life: A campus community that values work and play.
  • Location: One of America's most loved towns and beautiful regions.
  • Value: A UVM education — acclaimed for its value. Kiplinger names UVM a "Best Value in Public Colleges," ranking us 63rd and 67th for in-state and out-of-state students, respectively, among nearly 600 public colleges.

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