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This program is ideal for self-motivated students with a background in music and demonstrated compositional skills. Our students work in jazz, songwriting, electronic music, contemporary composition, scoring (film, TV, game), and more. If you thrive on inquiry, experimentation, and the creative process and want the freedom to explore a ...
An Exciting New Era. Since 2008, Vermont College of Fine Arts has sought to provide its students with an exceptional graduate education in a unique low-residency student-centered format, led by faculty mentors who are world-renowned authors, artists, designers, composers, filmmakers, and other practitioners of the fine arts.
Rent Our Facilities. Located just blocks from downtown Montpelier and less than three hours from Boston and Montreal, Vermont College of Fine Arts’ historic campus hosts hundreds of conferences, retreats, meetings, and special events each year. Hold Your Event Here.
Learn more about VCFA, ask questions about the application process, and receive support in deciding if the low-residency MFA in Graphic Design is the right fit for you. Admissions Info ». Contact Sophie Ericsson. sophie.ericsson@vcfa.edu. (802) 828-7395.
Since 1868, Vermont College has been located on a 31-acre campus in Montpelier at the intersection of East State and College streets. The striking campus, with stately brick buildings centered by a scenic college green, previously was the site of a Civil War hospital. In June 2008, the newly founded Vermont College of Fine Arts (VCFA) bought ...
Poetry Manuscript tuition: $1,175.00. Conference Tuition for all other workshops: $995.00. On-campus room (six nights): $370.00 (single), $200.00 (shared) On-campus dining: $240.00. Non-refundable deposit due at time of registration: $200.00. If the conference is held remotely, VCFA will reduce tuition as follows:
Tuition & Fees by Program ». Amount of Scholarships Awarded Annually: $1,532,311 (FY2022) Types of Financial Aid: Scholarships, Fellowships, Federal Educational Loans, Payment Plan. Students Accessing Federal Educational Loan Program: 59%. Default Rate on Educational Loans: 1.7%.
