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When is the best time to visit Middlebury College?

Visiting Middlebury College depends on a number of factors, including the season, your schedule, and a lot of uncontrollable variables. We recommend you visit Middlebury College twice if you’re serious about enrolling – at least one visit should be when students are on campus and school is in session. Be sure to take note of the town of Middlebury as well. Remember that Middlebury is also catering to 2516 students, so think critically about whether the community would feel too big or too small for your personal liking.

Where do families stay when they visit Middlebury College?

The Middlebury College admissions office likely has a list of accommodations they recommend. In addition to that list, consult the CampusReel VR feature to explore hotels nearby in Middlebury. For your convenience, below is a list of hotels to consider and that you can also preview in CampusReel VR.

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Tori welcomes you to middlebury college!
Campus
Meet Tori, a sophomore at Middlebury who can't wait to show you all the things that make Midd so special.
01:14
Learn more about tori
Campus
Tori gives you a bit more information about herself! In this video, she describes her major, one that is unique to Middlebury. She also tells you some of her extracurricular involvement on campus: a senator for Student Government Association, an athlete on the rugby team, and a Residential Assistant in her sophomore dorm.
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Tori takes you through her mornings
Tori shows you what her "morning routine" at Midd is: usually that's just waking up (late), scrambling to get ready, going to Proctor dining hall for breakfast, and heading off to class with her friends. Also featured: the snow that always seems to be falling at Middlebury, as well as Proctor's famous Mocha Fudge Muffin!
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Tori shows you mead chapel hill on her walk to class
Campus
Here at Middlebury, there aren't really "quads", but there are main areas of campus. The most popular and "true" center of campus is Mead Chapel Hill, which overlooks academic buildings, dorms, the library, and Old Chapel, where the President's office is located. Also featured: a run-in with friends, which happens constantly at a small school like Midd!
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Walking to a class in bihall!
Academics
A famous building at Middlebury is Le Chateau, a French-inspired academic building with dorms on the second floor. It's an especially beautiful addition to campus. Next, Tori shows you the view while walking to her class in McCardell Bicentennial Hall, which everyone simply refers to as BiHall. Most every science class takes place there.
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Welcome to bihall!
Academics
Here's an inside look at BiHall, home to most science departments and classes at Middlebury. The main area is called the Great Hall, which is a great place to get some work done (or take a quick nap in the comfy chairs!). Armstrong Library is also located in BiHall, as it is mainly used for science resources. There are six floors in BiHall and you can look all the way down from the top!
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A typical lecture-based classroom in bihall
Academics
Because Midd is such a small school, the classes are small and personable as well: most science classes, excluding labs and intro classes, would probably take place in a smaller-sized classroom like the one in the video.
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A look at a freshman dorm here at midd!
Dorms
Tori's freshman friend Zeke shows us his room and talks about why he loves living in Stewart Hall.
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Tori shows you her room
Dorms
Tori's room may not be very large, but that's only because it's RA housing (most sophomore rooms are larger!). She also tells you what kind of furniture Midd provides you: desk, wardrobe, desk, chair, bed, and bookshelf.
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Audrey explains commons system at midd
Tori's friend Audrey explains the Commons system at Middlebury. The summer before an incoming freshman's first semester, they choose a First-Year Seminar, which is a required class and can cover all kinds of different subjects. From there, those seminars are then affiliated with a particular commons: Atwater, Brainerd, Cook, Ross, or Wannacott. They each are housed in particular first year dorms. That way, you can have a close community of people you not only take classes with, but live with as well.
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