STUDENT PROFILE
# of degree-seeking undergraduates                           2,422
% male/female                                                                   50/50
% African American                                                                   3
% American Indian or Alaska Native                                      1
% Asian or Pacific Islander                                                      9
% Hispanic                                                                                  6
% White                                                                                      64
% International                                                                          10
% Pell grant recipients                                                           8.9
Distinguished first-generation and minority alumni Julia Alvarez, Middlebury’s writer-in-residence, author, acclaimed books How the Garcia Girls Lost Their Accents, In the Time of Butterflies; Ron Brown, former chairman, Democratic National Committee, Secretary of Commerce under first Clinton administration, first African-American head of a national political party, first African-American Secretary of Commerce; Alexander Twilight, first African-American to earn a degree at an American college or university, first African-American member of the Vermont General Assembly

 

ACADEMICS
full-time faculty                                                                  249
full-time minority faculty                                                     30
student-faculty ratio                                                           9:1
average class size                                                             16
% first-year retention rate                                                  96
% graduation rate (6 years)                                              93
Popular majors Economics, English Language and Literature, Psychology, International Studies, Environmental Studies

CAMPUS LIFE
% live on campus (% fresh.)                                97(100)
Multicultural student clubs and organizations African American Alliance, African Issues Awareness Club, Alianza Latinoamericana y Caribeña, Arabesque, Distinguished Men of Color, International Students Organization, Korea Town, Mediterranean Society, Middlebury Asian Students Organization, MIX Club, Pan-Caribbean Student Organization, Russian and Eastern European Society, Scandinavian Society, South Asian Association, Umoja, Voices of Indigenous People

Athletics NCAA Division III, New England Small College Athletic Conference; m baseball, m/w basketball, m/w cross country, w field hockey, football, m/w golf, m/w ice hockey, m/w indoor track, m/w lacrosse, m/w skiing, m/w soccer, w softball, m/w squash, m/w swimming and diving, m/w tennis, m/w track and field, w volleyball More on Athletics...

  

# of applicants                                                           7,823
% accepted                                                                      17
# of first-year students enrolled                                 576
SAT Critical Reading range                                630-740
SAT Math range                                                     640-740
SAT Writing                                                             640-740
ACT range                                                                   29-33
average HS GPA                                                           3.73
Deadlines
early decision                                                                       11/1
regular decision                                                                     1/1
application fee (online)                                              $65($65)
fee waiver for applicants with financial need                   yes

 

COST & AID
comprehensive fee (includes tuition, room and board)                      $50,780

total need-based institutional
     scholarships/grants                                                                      $28,462,149
% of students apply for need-based aid                                                           52
% of students receive aid                                                                                   100
% receiving need-based scholarship
    or grant aid                                                                                                        100
% receiving aid whose need was fully met                                                     100
average aid package                                                                                   $32,896
average student loan debt upon
   graduation                                                                                                  $19,981