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Your Guide toTransferring to Champlain CollegeYou’re at home here2012–2013
Discover yourselfat Champlain.Students transfer to Champlain Collegefor a variety of reasons: the reputation ofour career-focused academic programs, ourattentive faculty, the sense of communityon campus, the Burlington vibe.Whatever your reason, you’ll finda home at Champlain.3
MajorsDivision of BusinessAccountingBusiness AdministrationSpecialization Options Business Law Human ResourceManagement Small Business &Entrepreneurship Self-designedInternational BusinessSpecialization Options Development Leadership Logistics Self-designedManagement ofCreative MediaSpecialization Options Digital Film Management Game ProductionManagement Graphic DesignManagement Publishing Management Streaming MediaManagementManagement & InnovationMarketingSpecialization Options Digital & InteractiveMarketing Event Management Integrated Advertising Public Relations Self-designedUndeclared/Division of BusinessDivision ofCommunication &Creative MediaDivision ofEducation &Human StudiesBroadcasting &Streaming MediaCriminal JusticeSpecialization Option Sonic ArtsCommunicationSpecialization Options Journalism Sonic ArtsCreative Media (BFA)Specialization Options(select 3) Creative Writing Game Media Interaction Design Moving Image(film and video) Visual Art & DesignDigital Filmmaking (BFA)Specialization Option Sonic ArtsSpecialization Options 21st Century Problems Computer Forensics Spanish LanguageEarly Childhood/Elementary TeacherEducationEnvironmental PolicyLegal Studies (Pre-law)Middle SchoolTeacher EducationPsychologySpecialization Options Criminal Justice Industrial/Organizational Pre-clinicalSecondary TeacherEducationGame Art & AnimationSocial WorkGame DesignUndeclared/Division of EHSSpecialization Option Sonic ArtsGraphic Design & DigitalMedia (BFA)Professional WritingDivision ofInformationTechnology &SciencesComputer & DigitalForensicsSpecialization Options Computer Science Cyber Investigation Digital ForensicScience (4 1) Economic CrimeInvestigation Information AssuranceComputer InformationTechnologySpecialization Options Information Systems Application DevelopmentComputer Networking &Information SecuritySpecialization Options CyberSecurity Systems AdministrationComputer Science &InnovationSpecialization Options Applied ComputerScience Mobile ApplicationDevelopment Software EngineeringGame ProgrammingSpecialization Options Game Writing Journalism ScreenwritingRadiographyIt’s your new life.Begin it here.At Champlain College, your future is fresh. You’ll gain hands-onexperience in your field, career-ready competencies and leadershipskills. You’ll be nurtured, stimulated and challenged by our faculty.And you’ll emerge prepared to manage your life and guide your career.As you explore Champlain College, keep in mind: C hamplain made The Princeton Review’s“The Best 376 Colleges: 2012 Edition” S ix Champlain faculty members are listed in The Princeton Review’s“The Best 300 Professors: 2012 edition” Th e awesome college town of Burlington is included inGoLocalProv’s 10 best cities in New England for 2012In this guide, we explain: our academic programs what Burlington offers Champlain’s transfer process (transferring credits, financial aid) the Summer Bridge Program for transfer students New Student Orientation campus housing and dining planning a campus visitUndeclared/Division of ITSPublic RelationsUndeclared/Division of CCMMinorsAccountingEnvironmental PolicyGlobal StudiesMathematicsBusiness AdministrationCommunicationEvent ManagementLegal StudiesOrganizational InnovationFinanceManaging InformationSystemsPsychologyComputer & DigitalForensics4Foreign LanguagesGame ProgrammingMarketingWeb Development5
Student life at ChamplainCollege is the ultimate.Champlain College is a matter of degrees. We’re hot—with majors tailored for the most relevant workplaceneeds. We’re cool—Burlington is consistently rankedas one of America’s best college towns. There’s somuch to do at Champlain and in Burlington year-roundthat whatever the temperature, you’ll have a choice ofpassions to pursue.20,000 STUDENTS STRONGThere are unlimited opportunities to meet students atthe other three colleges in the Burlington area, wherestudents number about 20,000. You’re not alone!It may be impossible to find a student at Champlainwho doesn’t love Burlington, Vermont’s biggest city.Some students choose to work and live in Burlingtonafter graduation because they don’t want to leave. Andwhat’s not to love? Our campus offers spectacular viewsof Lake Champlain, which anchors downtown, just afew blocks from the College. You’ll relish the shoppingand dining options downtown at the pedestrian-friendlyChurch Street marketplace. There’s no end to liveentertainment and outdoor recreation.And you don’t have to leave campus to find fun.Champlain hosts a variety of activities all yearand sponsors outings and clubs to suitmany different interests.Why transfer to Champlain?Champlain gives you the tools to be an original, to be creative, toprobe. We’re committed to teaching you the skills you need to launchyour career and excel at your passion. You’ll graduate ready for reallife. When you’re successful, we’re successful.Champlain draws a broad range of transfer students. Each January,about 50 new transfer students from four-year and two-year collegesand universities start classes for the spring term. In the fall, about100 more transfer students arrive at Champlain. We’ve outlinedsome of our distinctions here.EXCELLENCE RECOGNIZEDIn addition to other honors Champlain College has received recently,we’re included in U.S. News & World Report’s “America’s Best Colleges2012.” Champlain also is recognized in “The Princeton Review’s Guideto 322 Green Colleges: 2012 Edition” for our sustainable features.We recently received LEED Platinum, the highest designation of theU.S. Green Building Council, for our Roger H. Perry Hall Welcomeand Admission Center. In 2010, Champlain was recognized as one ofthe country’s “Top Up-and-Coming Schools” in U.S. News & WorldReport’s “America’s Best Colleges.”CHAMPLAIN’S HUMAN TOUCHThe students you’ll read about in this guide are among many atChamplain who are drawn to our warm and caring community.Transfer students often mention how much they benefit fromChamplain’s accessible and responsive faculty, guidance fromresident assistants and superb personal service from staff. Manyof our transfer students missed the human touch at their formerschools. At Champlain, it’s one reason our students feel athome here.67
MAJORS THAT MAKE A CAREERIf you’re determined to build a successful career after you graduate,Champlain will help you launch your vision. Our majors are connectedto the most promising professions, with great potential for growth.Whether your passion is teaching, computer forensics, game design ormarketing, Champlain’s hands-on approach to learning and our focuson real-world experience will give you an advantage in your field.COMPREHENSIVE TO THE COREChamplain’s distinguished Core curriculum supplements students’professionally focused courses. In Core classes, you’ll study the worldfrom an interdisciplinary approach to gain a well-rounded education.Classes have been designed based on feedback from employers, whovalue sharp critical and creative thinking, communication skills,the ability to work in groups, global awareness and other skills thatCore classes help you develop. Along with the Core, the LEAD (LifeExperience & Action Dimension) program will guide you on financialissues, career management, community involvement andleadership abilities.professors all over campus, they’ll respond to your emails, they’ll listento your concerns—about academics or personal issues. You’ll benefitfrom the highly collaborative learning that is a Champlain hallmark.Our faculty members are focused on your success and your dreams, andthough they’re demanding, they’re also your biggest fans.IN THE CLASSROOM, SMALLER IS BETTERChamplain students love the manageable class sizes, which provide apersonalized, interactive environment. Your questions are answered, youmake connections with your classmates, and your teachers know you. Theone-on-one and small-group learning help build leaders.A GLOBAL EDUCATIONWe encourage all students to study outside the United States for atleast one semester to expand their perspectives. Students rave about ourcampuses abroad, Champlain College Montreal and Champlain CollegeDublin, and you can study internationally without losing any credits.Champlain has broadened its reach through new partnerships withuniversities in Argentina, China and Morocco to provide more optionsfor your overseas education.FABULOUS FACULTYThe Champlain College faculty is distinguished partly by its unusuallevel of interaction with, and support for, students. You’ll see your“The atmosphere at Champlain College is unlike any other. Open-doorenvironment does not do it justice. I interact with all of my professors in andout of class on a daily basis, as well as with the dean of our Business Divisionand other administrators.”—Nick Caruso, transfer student, Class of ’13Business Administration, Fairfield, CT8COACHES IN YOUR CORNERChamplain focuses on our students’ success all along the way—from thetime you arrive on campus until long after you graduate. Our CareerServices Office provides extensive guidance and programming for jobpreparation and professional development. The college’s overall jobplacement rate for students who find work within their field of study isnearly 88 percent. And 99 percent of our Accounting majors have fulltime positions in the field before they graduate.9
Finding a homeMaeve Zimmer didn’t really leavehome when she came to ChamplainCollege—she found a new one.In high school, she fell in love withthe College through a virtual tour. Thecourtship continued after a real tour ayear later. After taking classes at a stateuniversity and a community college,Maeve enrolled at Champlain. That’swhen she found her place.“It’s a small campus, so it’s easy tonavigate. It feels like a family, verysecure. You feel like you belong—nojudgment is in the air,” Maeve says.The family feeling extends toChamplain’s faculty.“The professors see the best in eachstudent. They nudge them to realizethat in themselves, inspiring themto be their best self,” Maeve says.“The faculty’s doors are always open.Sometimes you can just stop andchat about something that’s troublingyou or that you need advice on,academically or personally.”More engagement with professorsmeans more engagement withacademics in general. “TheCommunications department hasmany opportunities for me to choosefrom,” says Maeve, of Fairfield, Conn.“There seems to be something foreverybody in each division.”Champlain’s Summer Bridge Programand orientation for transfer studentshelp them make the transition.“The Bridge Program is a terrificopportunity for us all to mingle andmerge into our new environmenttogether. And it’s a great time to getthe Core credits out of the way,”Maeve says.During orientation, along withsnowshoeing, campus tours andgames, Maeve mingled and merged.“Champlain eases you into the transferprocess without making you feel likean outsider. I haven’t been here long,and it feels like I started my collegecareer here years ago,” she says.Champlain’s dorm life providesopportunities to make strongconnections, too. “You feel a part ofsomething bigger than yourself becauseit’s not just about your academiccareer. It’s about sharing thingswith others,” Maeve says.Maeve ZimmerUndeclared, Division of Communication & Creative MediaClass of ’141011
Using the tools he needsIt was a good sign to Megh Shah thatChamplain Digital Forensics professorJonathan Rajewski fielded multiplephone calls from him with questionsabout the program—before Megh evenapplied. And that a transfer admissionsstaff member helped him find a job oncampus—before he started.That made Megh’s choice seem allthe more solid when he transferred toChamplain from a community collegein his hometown of Philadelphia.He was already convinced aboutChamplain on one front. “It has thenation’s best Computer & DigitalForensics program with the bestprofessionals in the field teaching us,”he says. “The small classroom size allowsa better faculty-student interaction.And it’s great to study withprofessionals who use thetools and software inreal life.”Megh uses the most up-to-datesoftware—Encase and FTK—in hisclasses. “I like the hands-on aspect, thereal work experience you get in yourclassroom. That helps students master theskills before being in the field,” he says.In addition to attentive faculty and staff,the Summer Bridge Program helpedwith Megh’s transfer to Champlain.“It was the best way to transition intoChamplain. It gives a taste of what it’slike,” he says.For Megh, it’s the right location, too.“Burlington is a great place to live ifyou like living in a city and also like thesilence sometimes. The best part is it’sfilled with college students,” he says.“Burlington feels like home.”His future is tied to Burlington, wherehe wants to work after graduation.“The Champlain name is so good thatthe job prospects are great. I thinkChamplain is the best decision I evermade,” Megh says.Megh ShahComputer & Digital ForensicsClass of ’131213
Fitting her passion with her majorOnce Veronica Brynga transferredto Champlain College from a largestate university system, she wantedto find a way to merge her passionfor photography with her major inBusiness Administration. Champlainmade it easy.With the help of her adviser,business professor Scott Baker,Veronica designed a specialization inprofessional photography, which shehad studied at the university. “I canstill do what I love but with a businessbackground,” says Veronica, whotransferred credits from photographyclasses to create the specialization.Now she has a plan after shegraduates—a photography business.“I’ve only completed my first semesterat Champlain, and I already feelI could start a business with theknowledge I’ve gotten out of just onesemester,” says Veronica, of Waitsfield,Vermont. “Since I’ve been takingaccounting, I know how to managemy money. And taking Business110 has helped by showing me thedifferent parts of a business and howthey work together.”From the start, some of the reasonsshe chose Champlain—personalattention from faculty and smallclasses—were reinforced. “It’s a loteasier with smaller classes to getthe help you need from teachers,”Veronica says. “They’re willing toanswer my questions outside of classand will help if I need help on ahomework assignment.”Veronica looks forward to theSummer Bridge Program for transferstudents. “The fact that you can takesix credits in the summer is a hugehelp. It will save time during thesemester to take other classes to focuson my major,” she says.“At Champlain, I’m in anenvironment I’m more comfortablewith. I can concentrate on myschoolwork. You can always finda place to work in the library.Champlain creates a greatenvironment to work andlearn in,” Veronica says.Veronica BryngaBusiness AdministrationClass of ’141415
Amber Rich, Senior TransferAdmission ManagerAmber Rich will be happy to help you withquestions you may have. Call her toll-freeat (800) 570-5858 ext. 2302, or emailher at rich@ champlain.edu.How to apply to ChamplainAPPLICATION CHECKLIST FOR TRANSFER STUDENTS Common Application for Transfer Students orChamplain Transfer Application Common Application Supplement (if applicable) Additional application for Social Work Official high school transcript or GED Official college transcript from all institutions attended SAT or ACT scores TOEFL (if English is not your first language) Letters of recommendation (optional but suggested) Portfolio required for students who apply to programs for Digital Filmmaking,Creative Media, Game Art & Animation, Game Design, Graphic Design &Digital Media, and Professional WritingPlease Note: While Champlain College does not require the College Official’sReport from the Common Application, we ask that you complete the section thatincludes which college courses you are now enrolled in or plan to enroll in for thecurrent semester. This is important because once you’re admitted, an academicadviser will assign the class schedule for your first semester at Champlain based onyour Transfer Evaluation. If your Transfer Evaluation does not include your currentcourses, it could result in a course overlap in your first semester at Champlain.TIMING FOR APPLYING AS A TRANSFER STUDENTChamplain has rolling admission for transfer students—we review applicationsfor fall and spring semester continuously throughout the year. We encourageyou, however, to apply as early as possible so we can send you a timely admissiondecision and give you plenty of time for personal and financial planning,which will ensure the smoothest possible transfer process. While we will reviewapplications after these dates, we recommend you apply by Nov. 1 for spring andMay 1 for fall.16ADMISSION CRITERIAIn general, students who are accepted have a B average or higher. Consideration isgiven for demonstrating improved academic performance over time. Our goal isto ensure that each student has the capacity to succeed in college-level work andthe unique Champlain curriculum. Each application is given a full review, andindividual circumstances can be discussed with the transfer admissions manager.CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL STUDIES AS AN OPTIONIf you’re older than 23 and want an online or hybrid learning environment,Champlain’s Division of Continuing Professional Studies may be exactlywhat you need. The CPS division offers undergraduate programs in business,technology and healthcare. For more information, call CPS at (888) 545-3459or contact the division at cps@champlain.edu.How transfer credits workYOUR CHAMPLAIN GPACredit hours for transferred courses are given full equivalent credit value, butgrades are not transferred to a student’s Champlain College permanent record anddo not become part of a student’s cumulative grade point average at ChamplainCollege. That means credits transfer, but the GPA does not.TRANSFERRING YOUR CREDITSThe acceptance of transfer credits is at the sole discretion of Champlain College.To be considered for transfer credit, a course must be completed with a grade ofC or higher. Courses in which a C minus or below is earned will not transfer toChamplain. When submitting your materials for review, be sure to include coursesin which you are currently enrolled.17
YOUR TRANSFER EVALUATIONOn being accepted to Champlain College, you will receive your Letter ofAcceptance along with your Transfer Evaluation. The evaluation includes a list ofclasses and credits that are transferable and their application to your ChamplainCollege degree program. Credits in your major If you’ve taken courses at your previous institution thatare comparable to required courses in your major at Champlain, the creditswill be applied toward your professional program requirements. Credits for the Core requirement Champlain’s Core courses are sequential.Credits for Core courses for the second year are transferable from otherinstitutions by permission. The Summer Bridge Program allows studentswith 12 or more transferable credits to satisfy the first-year Core requirement(for more information on Summer Bridge, see page 22). Credits for electives You may still receive transfer credit for courses thatdon’t fit into requirements for your Champlain major if they meet a science,math or elective requirement. These courses will be itemized on yourTransfer Evaluation. In addition, all majors contain at least six creditsor general electives.SUBMITTING YOUR FINAL TRANSCRIPTOnce you complete your last semester at your current college, please request that afinal, official transcript be sent to the Office of Admissions at Champlain College.That’s the only way to earn credit at Champlain for these courses.How to file for financial aidEighty-five percent of students at Champlain College receive scholarships tohelp with their educational costs. To be considered for all available funds—both merit- and need-based—we encourage applicants to complete a FAFSA(Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at www.fafsa.gov. Students whohave already filed their FAFSA for the academic year can add Champlain in theschool section by visiting www.fafsa.gov and submitting a FAFSA correction.WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW The priority filing date for transfer students who apply for financial aidis March 1 for the fall semester and Oct. 1 for the spring semester. Applicants who apply after these dates will be awarded on a rolling basis. If you complete your FAFSA in tandem with your admissions application,you’ll be notified of your financial aid award sooner.For more information on financial aid and payment options for transfer students,contact the Champlain College Enrollment Service Center at (802) 860-2777 orfinaid@champlain.edu.1819
After you’ve been acceptedSUBMIT YOUR DEPOSIT TO RESERVE YOUR PLACEIf you plan to enroll at Champlain, it’s important to reserve your spotin the upcoming class as soon as possible by submitting your tuitionand housing deposits ( 400 for each deposit) either online or throughthe U.S. mail.To submit deposits online: https://secure.champlain.edu/depositTo submit deposits through the mail:Champlain College Office of Admissions163 South Willard StreetPO Box 670Burlington, Vermont 05402ONCE WE’VE RECEIVED YOUR DEPOSITWe’ll schedule all the classes for your first semester, assign you tostudent housing, and set up your WebAdvisor account so you canaccess information.EXPRESS COURSE REGISTRATIONOnce you’ve submitted your tuition and room deposit (if you wantstudent housing), your academic adviser will create a schedule for yourfirst academic semester and register you for all your classes.We provide this service for incoming transfer students to ensure thatthey get the classes they need based on their transfer credits. It isessential, therefore, that the Champlain Office of Admissions receivesa copy of all your official college transcripts as soon as possible to makesure your class schedule has the appropriate classes and credits for yourfirst semester. Representatives in academic planning, enrollment andregistration are available to guide you.2021
Summer Bridge ProgramWe help our transfer students make a smooth transition to Champlain.We’ll give you every advantage to achieve academic success. One waywe do this is with the Summer Bridge Program, a required academictransition course designed for transfer students who have earned 12 ormore transferable credits (which are listed on your Transfer Evaluation).The on-campus program is a six-week, six-credit course that begins inearly July and satisfies the first year of Champlain’s interdisciplinaryCore curriculum. You’ll connect with your peers, make friends and havefun in a great college town.BENEFITS OF THE SUMMER BRIDGE PROGRAM You’ll satisfy first-year Core requirements with COR110/120 in only six weeks. You will earn six required credits for a reasonable cost. You’ll take classes 9:00 a.m. to noon on campus—just a shortwalk from Lake Champlain—and have afternoons free to study,work or play. You’ll meet other students and faculty and become familiarwith Champlain’s beautiful campus. You’ll participate in memorable activities: hiking in Vermont’smountains, excursions in and around the city of Burlington,films and discussions led by Champlain’s resident assistants. You’ll begin your first fall semester in the 200- or 300-levelCore courses.For more information, contact Amber Rich at rich@champlain.edu,or visit www.champlain.edu/summer-bridge.New student orientationChamplain College welcomes studentsin the fall and spring with our NewStudent Orientation program. Duringorientation, many transfer studentsbecome familiar with the Champlaincampus and community, meet otherincoming students and connect withtheir academic adviser. (Participants inthe Summer Bridge Program will havetheir own orientation before theprogram starts.)Orientation is when most studentsmove into student housing, and manynew students come to campus to: complete health formsobtain parking passesget a student ID buy textbooks in thecollege bookstoreFor more information, visitwww.champlain.edu/orientation.2223
Life at ChamplainHOUSING ASSIGNMENTS AT SPINNER PLACE & QUARRY HILLON-CAMPUS DININGA few weeks before the start of the term, you can check your housingassignment through our online portal WebAdvisor. All informationabout housing is available online—assignments are not mailed. Sometransfer students choose off-campus, non-student housing. Most,however, live minutes from campus at Spinner Place or Quarry Hill,which offer the independence of apartments with the services andamenities of all Champlain College residence halls. Champlain’sshuttle bus to campus runs from morning to night from SpinnerPlace and Quarry Hill.Campus Dining Services, located across from the bookstore in theIDX Student Life Center, is open to all students. Residential studentsparticipate in the College meal plan and present their ID card to thecashier. Others may pay cash or buy meal plans or blocks of meals.At Spinner, about 300 students live on four floors of suite-styleapartments, which have full kitchens (although you may participatein the College’s meal plan). Laundry facilities are on alternatingfloors. You’ll have a private bedroom with a single bed, dresser, chairand desk. The living room includes a couch, table, lounge chair andTV stand.At Quarry Hill, about 125 students live on three floors in furnishedsuites that include two double bedrooms, one or two bathrooms,a living room and kitchen. You may make your own meals in yourkitchen or participate in the campus meal plan.Members of Champlain’s Residential Life staff live at Spinner andQuarry Hill.For more information about housing assignments, contact theResidential Life team at reslife@champlain.edu.24Meals are served in seven stations in this state-of-the-art facility, whichoffers a diverse mix of pizza, grill fare, plated entrées and specialty salads.Students are encouraged to interact with the chefs who prepare theirmeals. Sodexho Campus Services provides dining experiences for all diets.For more information, visit www.champlain.edu/dining-services.html.ACTIVITIES & PROGRAMSHundreds of activities and programs are available on and off campus,as varied as: yoga classes theater productions clubs intramural sports concerts, dances and movies poetry readings an indoor rock climbing centerThe hub of the fun stuff is Champlain’s IDX Student Life Center, whichhouses a gymnasium, fitness center, dining hall, student lounge withfireplace and big-screen TV, game room, and an outdoor terrace withwonderful views of Lake Champlain and the Adirondacks.25
PLAN A CAMPUS VISIT: www.champlain.edu/visitWeekend information sessions are held year-round on selected Saturdaysand Sundays at 10:30 a.m. Each session, led by an admission counselor,covers academics, campus life and the admission process. A student-ledtour of about an hour and 15 minutes follows the session.If you want to visit, attend a class, or meet with a faculty member orthe transfer adviser, please contact the Office of Admissions at leasttwo weeks before the desired date. We can also coordinate a webinar orphone meeting at your request. For more information, call (800) 5705858 or email admission@champlain.edu. For schedules, tour requests and event registration:www.champlain.edu/visit Take the virtual tour: www.champlain.edu/vtour Start networking: apps.facebook.com/champlainFOR MORE ABOUT TRANSFERRING: www.champlain.edu/transferOn our website’s transfer student pages, you’ll find frequently askedquestions as well as links to application forms and other resources.12 ADM 0050 06.12 2kAs a transfer student, you’ll have questions about campus life. We suggestyou register on our Facebook application, where new Champlain studentsinteract with faculty, staff and current students. Ask questions, find outabout events on campus, or become friends with other students who haverecently transferred to Champlain College. When you register, be sure tocheck the box requesting access to the admitted student area. D O NOTPRINTDOTTEDLINE:About Champlain CollegeCHARACTER: a private, baccalaureateinstitution established in 1878COMMUNITY: 2,000 students, representing 37states and 17 countriesLOCATION: Burlington, Vermont—one ofthe nation’s best college towns in one of theNortheast’s best small citiesMALE-TO-FEMALE RATIO: 55% male to44% femaleRANKINGS: Champlain is included in ThePrinceton Review’s “The Best 376 Colleges:2012 Edition,” U.S. News & World Report’s“America’s Best Colleges 2012” and “America’sBest Colleges 2011,” among other publicationsand lists.26TRANSFER STUDENT PERCENTAGE: 20%INTERNATIONAL CAMPUSES: Champlain’sMontreal campus is located in the heart ofthe city’s downtown, close to the Old Port andthe University of Québec. Champlain CollegeDublin’s four-story historic Georgian building isclose to St. Stephen’s Green and in the heart ofDublin’s Georgian office district.indicatespocketINTERNSHIPS: available in all majorsSTUDENT LIFE: hundreds of clubs, activities,organizations and events on and off campusRECREATION & FITNESS: fitness center,intramural athletics, fitness classes, organizedoutings and tripsSCHOLARSHIPS & FINANCIAL AID:Champlain College awards scholarships basedon academic achievement and financial need.27
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Creative Writing Game Media Interaction Design ge Moving Ima (film and video) Visual Art & Design. Digital Filmmaking (BFA) Specialization Option Sonic Arts. Game Art & Animation. Game Design. Specialization Option Sonic Arts. Graphic Design & Digital Media (BFA) Professional Writing
