What Our Students Like Best About Burlington
What our students like best about Burlington…

“There is so much to do, whether you're skiing, shopping or on the lake."
- Hattie Johnson, Newbury, New Hampshire

“Burlington is a beautiful, fun city and I always feel safe here.”- Julie Seunghee Rho, Seoul, Korea

“One of my favorite things to do during the winter is go downtown to Muddy Waters with a good book and get a raspberry hot chocolate.  There's nothing better during those cold winter months!” - Tala Williford, Chattanooga, TN

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Burlington - A Dream Town

Often refered to as “the perfect college town,” Burlington is Vermont’s largest city and the cultural center of the state.  Saint Michael’s campus is located in neighboring Colchester, about three miles from Burlington’s Church Street Marketplace [virtual tour].

With over 10,000 college students in the greater Burlington area, the city thrives with music, theater, shopping, restaurants and a booming waterfront area along Lake Champlain [virtual tour].

Local internship opportunities abound with several large companies having offices in the area, including IBM, IDX, Burton Snowboards and world-famous Ben and Jerry’s ice cream.

Perhaps the greatest appeal of the area is living in a manageable city with great New England charm and access to urban resources, while surrounded by the beauty of some of the most scenic views and outstanding recreational opportunities in the United States.  Check out the links from this page for more information about all that Burlington has to offer.

   
A Few Burlington Distinctions

Named one of the top ten college towns in America by The Princeton Review  

Ranked 7th most student-friendly U.S. city for populations under 1 million by Collegia

Rated "One of the 50 Best Places to Live" and "Editor's Pick in the Northeast" by Men's Journal

Named the healthiest city in America by the Center for Disease Control

Ranked the 2nd Happiest place to live in the U.S. by Self magazine

Praised for its "worldliness" and its "socially conscious vibe" by the New York Times