CollegeXpress: Landmark College Profile

Tuition & Fees

^$59,250

not including room and board

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SAT ACT

Test Scores

Not Reported

undergraduateRatios

69^%

male

31^%

female

teacher

students

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Selective

57^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	206
Declined	+ 154
Total Received	360

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Private (nonprofit)

393

undergraduate students

graduate students

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Most Popular Majors

Not Reported

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Codes

SAT	17157

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Location

School Facts

Landmark College, founded in 1985, is a private, coeducational institution exclusively for students with learning disabilities, ADHD, or Autism. Its 125-acre campus is located in Putney, eight miles from Brattleboro.

Public/private	Private (nonprofit)
Campus Enrollment	425
Established in	1985
Coeducational	Coeducational College, Founded Coeducational College
Accredited by	• ACBSP (Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs) • NEASC (New England Assn. of Schools and Colleges)

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Putney, VT

125-acre campus in Putney (population: 2,621). Air serves Hartford (80 miles); bus and train serve Brattleboro (eight miles).

Landmark College
19 River Road South
Putney, VT 05346

Campus Life

yes: Housing available
95%: Percent of undergraduates that live in campus-owned housing
100%: Percent of freshmen that live in campus-owned housing
yes: Students may have cars on campus

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Admissions Facts

Application fee	$75 (no fee if filed online)
Common application accepted	no
Application deadline
School has early decision program	no
School has early action program	no
Admissions interview (required or recommended)	Required
SAT/ACT requirements	SAT or ACT Considered if submitted

Selective

57^%

acceptance rate

Accepted	206
Declined	+ 154
Total Received	360

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Interview
Recommendations
Secondary school record

Important

Character/ personal qualities
Essay

Considered

Alumni/ae relationship
Extracurricular activities
Geographical residence
Particular talent/ability
Standardized test scores
Volunteer Work
Work Experience

Not Considered

Class rank
Minority affiliation
Religious affiliation/commitment
State residency

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Admissions Contact

Kevin Mayne
Vice President for Enrollment Management
P: 802 387-6718
F: 802 387-6868
admissions@landmark.edu

Financial Aid

54^%

Of students' needs
were fully met

^$36,630.00

Average financial aid

Cost

Total	$73,550
Tuition	$59,100
Room	$6,660
Board	$6,240
Additional fees	$150
Books & supplies	$1,400
Average Financial Aid	- $36,630
Total with Avg. Aid	$36,920

Scholarships & Grants

Need-based

Total	$8,345,564
Federal	$602,666
State	$180,542
Institutional	$7,006,603
Other external	$555,753

Non-need-based

Total
Federal
State
Institutional
Other external

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Required Financial Aid Forms

FAFSA

State aid form

Financial Aid Office

P: 802 387-6718
financial_aid@landmark.edu

Financial Aid Officer

Michael Mertes
Director of Financial Aid
michaelmertes@landmark.edu

Varsity Sports

	M	W
baseball
basketball
cross-country
soccer
softball

Intramural/Recreational Sports

basketball, dodgeball, flag football, floor hockey, horseback riding, ultimate Frisbee

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Athletic Directors

Kari Post (men's)
Interim Director Of Athletics, Fitness & Recreation
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Athletic Facts

School colors: blue and white

Majors

	Assc.	Bach.	Mast.	Doct.
Business Studies
Computer Science
Liberal Arts
Liberal Studies
Life Sciences
Psychology
Studio Art

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Programs Offered

Certificate programs
Distance Learning
Dual degrees
Independent study
Internships
Pass/fail grading option
Phi Beta Kappa
Self-designed majors

425

total students

5^%

in-state

95^%

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

92^%

393
students

Female
31^%
121

Male
69^%
272

8^%

32
students

Female
84^%
27

Male
16^%
5

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

85^%

337
students

Female
28^%
92

Male
72^%
245

15^%

56
students

Female
52^%
29

Male
48^%
27

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Student Break-down

1%: Nonresident aliens
3%: Black or African American, non-Hispanic/Latino
1%: Native American or Alaska Native, non-Hispanic/Latino
4%: Asian, non-Hispanic/Latino
6%: Hispanic/Latino
66%: White, non-Hispanic/Latino
17%: Race and/or ethnicity unknown
2%: Two or more races, non-Hispanic/Latino

Transfer Admissions

84^%

Transfer applicants accepted

76^%

Applicants accepted who enroll

Transfer Requirements

Minimum requirements
High school transcript	Required of All
College transcript(s)	Required of All
Essay or personal statement	Required of All
Interview	Required of All
Standardized test scores	Not Required/Recommended
Statement of good standing from prior institution(s)	Not Required/Recommended

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: rolling

Spring: rolling

Transfer Credits

Maximum transfered

semester hours

Minimum transfers must complete

semester hours

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Counseling services

Academic
Birth control
Career
Older student
Personal
Psychological
Veteran student

Remedial services offered

Math
Reading
Study skills
Writing

Career placement services

Alumni network
Career/job search classes
Interest inventory
Internships
Interview training
On-campus job interviews
Other
Resume assistance

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

75^%

Additional services

Day care
Health insurance
Health service
Nonremedial tutoring
Placement service
Women's Center

Special programs for physically disabled students

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Tuition & Fees

Test Scores

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Location

School Facts

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Putney, VT

Campus Life

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Admissions Facts

Selective

Admissions Factors

Very Important

Important

Considered

Not Considered

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Admissions Contact

Financial Aid

Of students' needswere fully met

Average financial aid

Cost

Scholarships & Grants

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Required Financial Aid Forms

Financial Aid Office

Financial Aid Officer

Varsity Sports

Intramural/Recreational Sports

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Athletic Directors

Athletic Facts

Majors

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Programs Offered

total students

in-state

out-of-state

Undergraduate

Graduate

393students

32students

undergraduateFull-time

undergraduatePart-time

337students

56students

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Student Break-down

Transfer Admissions

Transfer Requirements

Transfer Application Deadlines

Fall: rolling

Spring: rolling

Transfer Credits

semester hours

semester hours

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Counseling services

Remedial services offered

Career placement services

Percent of the campus accessible to physically disabled students

Additional services

Special programs for physically disabled students

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Of students' needs
were fully met

393
students

32
students

337
students

56
students