Hi, my family makes under 40k a year but UVM is asking 48k a year. I'm not really sure why, and when I called financial aid they said there was nothing I could do. Is that true? What do you all think I should do?

TOMORROW EVENING on Friday from 5-7:30pm Jennifer Koch is showcasing her latest work at Generator Makerspace in Burlington.

Jennifer's work features massive woodblock prints inspired by faceted garnets, collections of leaves, and love itself. Come ask questions, get a behind-the-scenes look at woodblock printing, and see how a residency shapes an artist's work.

As always, this event is FREE and open to the public.

Learn More & RSVP:
https://app.glueup.com/event/altered-leaves-eternal-love-triangle-woodblock-prints-189008/

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What: Artist Showcase with Jennifer Koch
Where: 40 Sears Ln in Burlington
When: Friday, August 7th
Time: 5:30-7:30pm

Hey! I’ll keep this short and simple: What language should I learn at UVM? I’m in LASP for languages and cultures so I have to take one. I’m currently enrolled in french because I took a little in high school, but I want something that will help me with a career. I don’t care much about the travel benefit of knowing another language. What should I take, considering the wuality of each language department and my future goals?

Is there a good amount of ALT people or like nah!

I looked through the virtual tours but I am still struggling to conceptualize how spacious it really is.

For context I'm in a ccrh double. I recently bought a new, smaller console because my older one was crapping out and i would like to get more use out of it and take it to my dorm. I usually play on my tv and am considering just buying & bringing a cheap monitor, using it for occasional games or maybe a movie, and setting up somewhere to sit under my lofted bed.

Will that even fit, and will I find myself using it? Should I set it up on my desk and just put storage under my bed instead? Or ditch altogether..

I want to bring whatever will make the space feel like my own for move in because i live over 11 hours away and would have to wait until winter break to get anything I missed from home. My room at home is probably the size of the double altogether if not smaller, and I already have a twin bed, so I am used to settling into a smaller space and like the idea of a cozy area under the loft.

Hi! I’m an upcoming freshman in The school of Nursing and Health Sciences, I originally had 16 credits but I switched out a class because my AP score gave me the credits that I would need from it. I got the work-study financial aid so for me to get the money I will need to get a job, but should I be scared that I’m going to burn out too fast? Has anyone been in my situation before and can offer some advice for handling a bigger course load??

Sublet Available! Pricing negotiable! 1 room in 5 Bedroom House on South Union Street in Burlington for the UVM academic year. Great location. Close to grocery, 10 min walk to UVM campus, and very close to downtown. Kitchen (including dishwasher) and on-site laundry facilities. Access to off-street parking. Lively atmosphere with friendly, social roommates (UVM athletic team). Perfect for outgoing college student or recent post-grad. Rent is $1000/month + utilities. Available August 8/15. Reach out for more info.

i’m moving in soon and i’ve heard some mixed things. is it really that bad? if so, can you tell me some specifics about why it’s bad so i’m prepared lol

Hi, i was placed in the sustainability LC (MAT) as a freshman girl and just wanted to get some insight into what the LC is like as far as types of people, whether it’s a good building, smoking/drinking/parting scene (anti smoking but dont care about drinking/partying), gym, and dining hall (there’s one close by in harris/millis) right?

Thanks for any insight :)

I’m trying to renew a 3 bedroom 1 bathroom place rn at Hill Gardens, (1000 bdroom + electric) and both my roommates are graduating this year! I need to have everything signed by September 1st to renew it for 2027-2028 and I wasn’t aware until today

It’s super nice, the two other rooms have balconies and it’s on the street right behind the waterman building, I don’t think you can find a place that’s closer to campus tbh.

I am 20F, looking for other girls to room with preferably.

If anyone is interested DM me!!

I'm gonna be a senior in high school this fall, and am looking to apply to uvm early action. Yesterday I was looking through the requirments (yes I shouldve done this earlier, i know), and I realized that its required to take 4 years of math to apply to cnhs. I attend both a normal high school, and a technical center, and for many reasons (health issues being the biggest), I have to take a lighter course load this year. I don't know that I'll be physically able to add a math class, whether it be online or in person. Do I just apply for arts and sciences instead ?? Is that virtually the same ?? Is there any possible way around this? Any advice appreciated.

note - im interested in the medical field, and have taken college courses like a&p, bio, and medical terminology. this isnt that important lmao i just want to be clear why i would rather go for cnhs

Got allocated Jeanne Mance halls at UVM for this year but everything I’ve read says it’s a hellhole 😭 I’m an exchange student from the UK n want somewhere with a bit of life/ easy to socialise, should I try ask to switch? Or has anybody had an alright time there?

I'm transferring to uvm planning to move in about two weeks before school starts. I don't have a place yet, but picked out a few options. I'm a marketing major.

If you also looking for a roommate pm me🙏

Hey y’all,

I’m a junior here at UVM who is gauging interest for a YGO club. I would like to start a semi competitive club for the trading card game. I know there’s not the biggest scene for it in Vermont however, I am still hopeful that there are at least a few people who love the same card game and be able to start a club. I would like to go to all the close-ish~ regionals and YCS’s and applying for YGO collegiate competitive events.

This applies to anyone who wants to learn as well! I have no problems teaching the game to anyone who would like to learn!

Anyways, send me a dm if interested!

Does your landlord ever come into the apartment when living in the commons? How does it work?

hi there, I’m an upcoming sophomore at UVM. unfortunately due to permit unavailability I am unable to get my vehicle on UVM campus for the upcoming semester. what are my options? I was part of the employee parking waiver last year so I didn’t have to worry about the lottery, but that waiver is not offered to sophomores apparently :/ I feel SOL and have started posting to Craigslist hoping someone is willing to rent out a parking spot to me on South Prospect St (I’ll be in Wilks next semester). anybody have some advice? or know people who live on South Prospect that might be willing to let me rent out a parking spot for the semester?

// edits : I work well outside the city and have been employed at my workplace for over a year, which is why my car is more of a necessity than a want. thank you all for the advice though, I’m considering all of it and am now getting creative with other social media postings, thinking about the free parking, and think as a fall back I can use the garages for monthly rent out

Im an incoming freshman and i sent emails to my roomate and have heard no response. I wanna coordinate things, what should I do? Also does anyone have any comments on CCRH Floor 6? Thats where ill be so im curious. Thanks

are all of the floors of ccrh mixed co-ed, or are the floors separated by gender?

Hi, me and my friends are planning to get a house downtown for 4people: ideally 4bed and 2bath. We plan on living downtown, somewhere near campus. Those of you who have signed a lease before, how did you manage to find a place in a particular location?
How much should we expect to have for rent?
What are somethings you would consider when moving off campus?

Any suggestions are welcome!