Forty student clubs and organizations and 19 varsity sports help make Castleton a great place for living and learning.
Undergraduate enrollment: 1700 full-time, 300 part-time
Campus: 22 buildings on 165 acres
Degrees awarded: A.S.; A.A.; B.S.; B.A.; B.S.W.; M.A.
Faculty: 89 full-time, 93% hold terminal degrees
Student/Faculty Ratio: 14/1
Academics: More than 30 undergraduate programs in career preparation and the liberal arts. Graduate programs in education and forensic psychology.
Home States of Full-time Undergraduates: 65% Vermont, 34% New England and Mid-Atlantic, 1% Other States and Countries
Computers for Student Use: 225, all residence hall rooms are wired for Internet and campus e-mail access.
Library: 160,000 volumes, Federal Document Depository .
Athletics: 19 intercollegiate teams competing in the North Atlantic Conference of NCAA-Division III and in the U.S. Collegiate Ski and Snowboard Association.
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Rolling Admissions, May 1st candidate reply date. Visits available: Monday - Friday, 8:30 - 4:00.
Information on Financial Aid
Financial Aid Deadline: FAFSA priority deadline February 15
Information on Scholarships
Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate 2008-2009
Vermont resident tuition -
$7,488
Non-resident tuition -
$16,152
Room and Board -
$7,510
Fees (all students) -
$796
Fees for first year only - $195
Non-resident total -
$24,653
Resident total -
$15,989
A.S. Nursing
Vermont resident tuition -
$9,288
Non-resident tuition -
$17,712
Graduate 2007-2008
Resident -
$9,370
Non-resident - $14,016
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