Champlain College is a unique institution of higher learning. Here are some introductions about it:

Basic information:

Geographic location: Located in Burlington, Vermont, USA. Burlington is one of the most developed cities in Vermont and the cultural center of the state, providing students with rich cultural resources and life experiences.

School nature: It is a coeducational, non-profit private college.

Teacher and student situation: The school currently has 54 full-time teachers, 117 part-time teachers, and about 1,400 students. The teacher-student ratio is moderate, which is conducive to students getting full attention and guidance.

Academic characteristics:

Teaching mode: The "2+2" model implemented by the school is unique. It allows students to temporarily suspend their studies and start working after completing two years of courses. After accumulating a certain amount of social practice experience, they can return to school to study and obtain a bachelor's degree. This model focuses on the combination of students' practical experience and theoretical learning, so that students can better apply what they have learned to actual work.

Professional settings: Majors cover multiple fields, such as business management, computer science, media, education, etc. Among them, majors such as cybersecurity have strong strength and high popularity.

Campus facilities:

There are modern teaching facilities such as the Howe Family Campus Center, Freeman Hall, and the Information Building on campus, as well as 6 academic buildings, a student resource center, and a variety of laboratories. All buildings on campus are connected to the Internet, providing good hardware conditions for students' learning and research.

School honors and rankings:

It is listed in the 390 best universities in the United States in 2025 announced by the Princeton Review.

It was rated as the "most innovative school" in the northern university rankings of "Best Colleges in the United States" in 2024 by U.S. News & World Report.

It was rated as one of the 300 "best and most interesting" universities in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom by the 2024 Fisk University Guide.

Employment support:

The school's off-campus activities are closely linked to employment plans, and 87% of majors require students to have necessary internships or work experience. Students in many majors must participate in relevant practical projects, which lays a solid foundation for students to enter the workplace smoothly after graduation. Most graduates are able to enter the fields of their choice, and the school's employment services and career guidance are highly praised.