Vermont in Person Days

Vermont in person (VIP) days give high school seniors a chance to be a part of UVM on specific Mondays in September, October, and November.  Students and family receive a presentation by Admissions, a student panel, a campus tour and a visit to a class.  Reservations are reequired and can be made through Admissions either online or by phone at (802) 656-3370.

VIP days for fall 2008 are:
Monday September 22
Monday September 29
Monday October 6
Monday October 20
Monday October 27
Monday November 3

Admitted Student Visit Days

Once you have been accepted to UVM you will be invited to come to one of our admitted student visit days to learn more about UVM and CALS.  Check back to find out when the admitted student days are for the class of 2013!

Campus Tours

Tours of UVM campus are given at least twice a day at 10 am and 2 pm Monday-Saturday.  Tours leave from the Admissions Office at 194 South Prospect Street.

For more information about CALS, current events and general information, check out the CALS homepage

Questions?  Check out our "Meet CALS Reps" page and email a rep!

• Majors CALS offers 13 different majors and 13 different minors in six undergraduate departments, four programs that are shared with the College of Arts and Sciences and the Rubenstein School of Natural Resources as well as a self designed major.  Below is a list of departments and programs.
• Animcal Science Department (ASCI)
• Major: Animal Science
• Concentrations: Preveterinary/Preprofessional, Equine Science, Dairy Management and General
• Community Development and Applied Economics Department (CDAE)
  
• Majors: Community Entrepreneurship, Community and International Development, Public Communication
  
• Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Department (MMG)
  
• Majors: Microbiology and Molecular Genetics
  
• Nutrition and Food Sciences Department (NFS)
• Majors: Dietetics, Nutrition and Food sciences and Nutrition and Food Sciences
  
• Plant Biology Department (PBIO)
• Major: Plant Biology
• Concentrations in: Evolution and Ecology of Plants, General Plant Biology, Plant Molecular Biology
  
• Plant and Soil Science (PSS)
• Majors: Ecological Agriculture, Sustainable Landscape Agriculture
  
• Cross College Programs
• Biochemistry (BICM) Shared with College of Arts and Sciences
  
• Major: Biochemistry
  
• Biological Science (BISC) Shared with College of Arts and Sciences
  
• Major: Biological Science
• Environmental Science (ENSC) Shared with College of Arts and Sciences and Rubenstein School of Natural Resources
  
• Major: Environmental Sciences
  
• Environmental Studies (ENVS) Shared with College of Arts and Sciences, Rubenstein School of Natural Resources, and the College of Education and Social Services
  
• Major: Environmental Studies
  
• Self Designed Major
  

• Extracurricular Activities CALS students are involved in a variety of extracurricular activities including 
• CREAM
• Common Ground
• Equus
  
• CALS reps.
• Dairy Club
• Food and Nutrition (FAN) Club
• Horticulture Club
• MMG Club
• Pre-Vet Club
  
• Alpha Zeta
• Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity
• Dressage Team
• Equestrian Team
• Don't see a club you wanted?  Students are encouraged to start their own!
  
• Research Facilities CALS students have access to numerous facilities including the Morgan Horse Farm, the Horticulture Farm, The Melosira, a research boat on Lake Champlain and even the top of Mount Mansfield!
• Entomology Research Laboratory
• Horticulture Research Center
• Morgan Horse Farm
• Melosira Research Vessel
  
• Paul Miller Research Complex
• Proctor Maple Research Center
• Agriculture and Environmental Testing Lab
• UVM Greenhouse
  
• Pringle Herbarium
• Vermont Institute for Artisan Cheese
  
• The Burlington Community Students aren't only active on campus.  Burlington is a great college town with great restaurants and shopping on Church Street and some great views down on the water of Lake Champlain.  Some students have even sworn that they have seen Champ, Vermont's very own lake monster!