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Middlebury College, Middlebury VT | |
| Once you've settled in and taken a stroll around the charming town of Middlebury, Vermont, wander over to Middlebury College for a look at its exceptionally pretty campus and old granite buildings. | ||
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Founded in 1800, this small college in the Champlain Valley between the Green Mountains and the Adirondacks looms much larger in the academic world than its size and location might indicate. The student body of about 2,500 may take over 850 courses in 44 majors, and participate in Middlebury international programs in 15 countries and 36 cities around the world. Middlebury can also claim the famed Bread Loaf Writers' Conferences, conceived by poet Robert Frost. Although now grown to an international institution with numerous programs and branches abroad, the classic conference is still held at the historic Bread Loaf Inn in the mountains outside Middlebury. More information about Middlebury College is available at the admissions office in Emma Willard House, 131 South Main Street (VT Route 30). Middlebury College —by Tom Brosnahan
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