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List of 3 items.

• Step 1: INQUIRE

  Please complete the inquiry form on our Inquiry page and tell us about yourself and interests. Once we receive your form we will send you materials so you can learn more about our community.

• Step 2: VISIT AND INTERVIEW

  To schedule a tour and interview, please contact our admissions office at (802) 869-6229 or admissions@vermontacademy.org. Learn more about what to expect here.
  
  An interview is a required step in the admissions process at Vermont Academy. If traveling to campus is not an option, we can schedule an interview through Zoom once an application has been submitted.
  
  Can't make it to campus? Enjoy our virtual campus tour. You can also visit our YouTube page for videos about campus traditions, community experiences, and more.

• Step 3: APPLY 

  The completed application includes:
  

  • Candidate profile
  • Student essays
  • Parent statement
  • School report with transcript
  • 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.

  
  Vermont Academy offers two application options:
  

  • The Standard Application Online (SAO) (preferred)
  • Gateway to Prep Schools Application

  *Note: SSAT scores are optional. However, we require an English Proficiency Exam (Duolingo preferred) for students whose first language is not English.
  
  International Applicants: 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 an English Proficiency Exam.

  
  

  We accept:

  - Duolingo (preferred)

  - TOEFL (school code 6892)

  - IELTS

  
  

  CODES:
  SSAT - 7936
  SSS for Financial Aid - 7936
  TOEFL - 6892
  
  Vermont Academy welcomes applications from all qualified applicants. Vermont Academy does not discriminate on the basis of culture, race, sex, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, religion, family structure or relationships, or economic status. Vermont Academy's holistic application review process is used to determine admissibility for all available spaces, and does not disadvantage an applicant on the basis of membership in a protected class, the student's actual or suspected disability, or the student's socioeconomic status. No student shall be denied acceptance for enrollment if the reason for denial is that the student is disabled as defined in section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 as amended or that the student is eligible for special education or undergoing the comprehensive evaluation process for special education. No student shall be denied acceptance for enrollment on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, marital status, sex, sexual orientation, or gender identity or any other classification protected by federal or State law.