CCV Burlington is growing rapidly, with a total enrollment of over 2000 students each semester. The diversity of the student population is apparent -many are young students, some still in high school, and ages range to older, retired adults. There are long-time Vermonters and new Americans learning to speak English. CCV students come to take a class or two or to earn an associate degree and continue on toward bachelor and master s degrees. And one of the brightest sparks at CCV is the new performing arts program where students are learning what it takes to make a song, a painting, a cup, or a gesture, a thing of beauty.
Classes are small and interactive, superbly taught by some of Vermont s best-known artists.
You can earn an associate degree with Fine Arts concentration or just take a course to refine your art skills or learn about a new medium. In fact some students from other colleges like our art classes so much that they take them at CCV and then transfer the credits to their college. Each semester CCV offers more than 15 daytime and evening art courses. We also offer art history courses on a regular basis. CCV offers several sections of Introduction to Ceramics each term.