For the most part, students must establish seniority before being awarded a single room. Although there are several computer labs available for those students who do not have computers, we strongly encourage all students to have their own machines. Contact your admissions counselor for the most current specifications for setting up your computer on campus. While not reflective of the population of the United States at large, that figure makes Landmark College one of the most racially and ethnically diverse colleges in Vermont. Our Director of Multicultural Affairs sponsors lectures, educational programs, and social programs to promote awareness of diversity on campus.
Women make up a growing percentage of the student body, too.
We are growing slowly every year. In 1985, the year we were founded, we had 77 students. In the Fall of 2000, there will be 350 students on campus. Our steady, careful growth of about 10 students a year is slowing, and we plan to cap enrollment at approximately 400 students. Students come to Landmark College with many academic strengths and weaknesses.