Vermont Technical College

On-Campus Accommodation:

Housing requirements are common at colleges and are in line with high-quality standards. According to research, college students on campus are more likely to persist in their studies, earn a certificate or degree, and make the most of their time in the classroom. You'll require access to campus labs and equipment since you'll need to spend two hours on homework or class projects for every hour in class. Academic achievement also depends on having access to the college library and tutoring programmes. Last but not least, Vermont's weather is erratic and can differ significantly from one area to another. When you leave your house in the morning, you can encounter a storm or a sudden drop in temperature that makes driving hazardous. As they race to class on time, students start to worry about their safety. University has discovered that their housing requirement benefits the students for all the reasons mentioned above.

Except for those who fulfil one of the following requirements, all students are required to reside in college housing during their first two years:

• Has earned a Baccalaureate degree
• 2-year housing requirement has been met at Vermont Tech or another college
• Has legal dependents
• Is a veteran
• Is married
• Attends classes at a VTC site that does not offer to house
• Housing is filled/there are no available rooms
• Has a severe medical condition that cannot be accommodated in the residence hall. (A medical assessment from the student's physician is required for review and must be approved by the college's Learning Specialist.)
• Is 21 years of age or older before the start of the academic year
• Permanent legal residence is within a 30-mile radius of the college
• Has part-time status
• Has withdrawn or taken a leave of absence from the college
• Has an academic dismissal from the college
• Is under judicial sanction