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University of Vermont
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mmb_dpt
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I just got my acceptance letter, as well. I really don't know much about the program, but Burlington looks gorgeous lol
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I've heard amazing things about Burlington. My friend is from Vermont and it's his favorite place! I just can't seem to find out much information about the program on their website. Have you found much?
What are your thoughts on the program?!
bnm25
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There is an info session Jan 15 so going to find out more then. I am accepting my seat!
Where did you find the info session?
bnm25
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It was in one of the emails they sent me with my acceptance letter
Oh, interesting! I didn’t have that in my acceptance letter. Have you taken a medical terminology course?
bnm25
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Yes I took it in undergrad. There is like a strange link at the bottom of the letter. I didn't even notice it at first.
I found it- thank you! Are you in Vermont or will you be going form out of state?
bnm25
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Out of state. Originally from PA
Hi! I was recently accepted also! I am either totally blind or I never received the email that had the link to the info session. I'll email someone about that tomorrow, but do you have more details? Is it virtual I'd imagine?
I don't know much about the DPT program specifically but I'm currently in the MMS program at UVM and my professors have been amazing and so I'm hoping for a similar situation for their DPT program.
How do you like living in Burlington?
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I actually live in Waterbury which is about 30 minutes South of Burlington. I had a few friends who lived in Burlington and they seemed to really enjoy it, but it is definitely a college town. Housing is crazy expensive and some of them where paying $800+ a month just for a room in a 3 bedroom apartment which is why I decided to live out of town. UVM students can ride the commuter busses for free so that's what I was doing when I was actually commuting to campus before everything went online.
Yeah, I don't think I want the college-town vibe haha are there fun things to do locally? good mountains to explore and that kind of thing? I've only been to Vermont once but I was in Stratton Mountain so I'm not sure what to expect
There are a ton of mountains you can hike within an hour or less of Burlington, Camel's Hump, Mt. Hunger, Stowe Pinnacle, Mt. Mansfield are all good ones! I used to walk down to the waterfront after classes and see the sunset on the lake, and there also is a super nice bike path that goes along the waterfront. Besides the shops and restaurants/bars on Church St. I haven't really explored much more of Burlington honestly.
bnm25
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The link was really hard to find.. I just happened to click on it! It is virtual. Are you accepting your seat? Anyone know if there is a facebook page or somewhere to connect with others who are accepting their seat?
I found the link! I have to work this afternoon so I am just going to have it running in the background. I'm accepting my seat, and I'm not sure there is a fb group either.
