February 1: Application and financial aid deadline* March 10: Admissions decisions sent to students and families April 10: Enrollment contract and deposit due
*After February 1, applications will be accepted on a rolling basis if space allows.
SSAT - 7936 SSS for Financial Aid - 7936 TOEFL - 6892
International Applicants
Vermont Academy is a school community made up of students, faculty, and staff who represent many countries from around the world and many states across the United States of America. Vermont Academy is authorized by the US federal government to issue I-20 forms and enroll non-immigrant international students.
Through diversity, we ensure richness within Vermont Academy’s community and celebrate that we are part of a global community of many different kinds of people. Vermont Academy’s community values the contributions of all of its members. We recognize that diversity of thought, language, and culture can be a powerful tool to help build empathy and facilitate greater global understanding.
No matter where you come from, you are welcome here!
The first step in the application process is to submit an online inquiry form. Once your form is submitted you will receive an electronic viewbook: a close-up of campus life and learning, information about our academic and extracurricular programming, and next steps.
To receive information about Vermont Academy, please fill out our Inquiry Form Here.
Priority applications are due February 1, 2022, for the 2022-23 school year.
The completed application includes: - Candidate profile - Student essays - Parent statement - School report with transcript - Official Results from a Standardized Test of English Proficiency - Current English teacher recommendation - Current math teacher recommendation - Personal recommendation (optional) - Application fee
Any students with diagnosed learning differences are asked to submit any educational or social evaluation, IEP, 504, or other materials that apply.
For applicants who are not native English-speakers and/or have not attended a school where English is the language of instruction during the last three years, Vermont Academy requires secondary language testing.