About the College

Johnson, VT

Johnson State College

Founded in 1828
Served as teacher training school until the 1960s
40 percent of students from states other than Vermont
25 states represented in the student body
Students from 13 foreign countries
State of the art Library and Learning Center
14 buildings on 350 acres
Beautiful Dibden Center for the Performing Arts is the largest academic theater in the state of Vermont
New Renovations to the Visual Arts Center and Bentley Science Facilities

Near to Smugglers’ Notch and Stowe Mountain Resort
Scenic hilltop campus; Breathtaking view of the Green Mountains
Burlington, Vermont’s largest city, only 45 minutes away; Montreal, Canada is only 1 1/2 hours away; Boston, Massachusetts is only 3 1/2 hours away

College owned 1,000 acre Babcock Nature Preserve
Nationally recognized Service Learning Program
Only VT college to offer domestic and international exchange opportunities through the National Student Exchange (NSE) Program
On-campus Snowboard/Terrain Park
JumpStart Program for high school students
First Year Experience Program including seminar classes, common reading book and creative audience initiative
Transition Program offered by the Academic Support Services
Culture of Research with internships and research opportunities available in every program
MA in Education, Counseling and MFA in Studio Art (in conjunction with The Vermont Studio Center)
JSC Certificate in Nonprofit Management
(4+1) MBA Program with Clarkson University