Middlebury College

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The Middlebury College is a prestigious, private liberal arts college in Addison County of the U.S. state of Vermont.

History

Originally founded in 1797, the Addison County Grammar School, was appointed on November 1, 1800 to college.

At Middlebury College made ​​Alexander Twilight, the first American of African descent ever at a U.S. college or university, its conclusion. 1883 female students were first admitted, making the Middlebury College one of the first liberal arts colleges in New England was with coeducation.

Organization and study

The Middlebury College accepts about 2,300 undergraduate students on from across the U.S. and many other countries. It is known for its highly sophisticated foreign languages ​​, literature, environmental and international studies. From several magazines, it is now classified among the top liberal arts colleges in the USA, often counted among the so-called "Little Ivies " (in reference to the " Ivy League ", a term for a group of traditional colleges in the northeastern U.S. with an excellent reputation, such as Harvard, Penn, Princeton, Yale, Columbia University, Cornell University and Dartmouth College ) ..

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