Northern Vermont University - Johnson

Founded in 1958, Sterling College is an academic institute that offers a range of undergraduate programs. The college provides educational services in the areas of conservation ecology, sustainable agriculture and circumpolar studies. It also offers classes in natural and social sciences, rock climbing, canoeing and mountaineering. Sterling College provides courses in natural history, community development human ecology. The college offers educational programs in forestry and wildlife. It provides financial aids and student scholarships. Sterling College maintains a career resource center that offers job search assistance services. In addition, the college employs a staff of a treasurer, secretary and development consultant. It has relationships with the Arctic Research Consortium of the United States and its facilities include more than 10 residential, administrative and classroom buildings, and a woodworking shop and library.

Johnson State College, established in 1828, is a public arts college that offers a variety of graduate, undergraduate, research and professional degree programs to students. The courses and programs offered by the university include agricultural engineering, business administration, natural sciences, fine and performing arts, chemistry, physics, foreign languages, history, engineering, medical technology, communications, economics, English, public administration, nursing, and hospitality and tourism management. The university offers various amenities to students, such as libraries, arts and performing centers, museums, and sports facilities. The sports activities offered by the university include baseball, basketball, golf, football, cross-country, tennis, track and field, and volleyball. It is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, and has an enrollment of more than 2,000 students. Johnson State College is located in Johnson, Vermont.