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I live in the town south of Middlebury...a very nice place. If both my parents hadn't gone there, and if I didn't live so close, I would defidentally apply.
There's not really too much in terms of public transportation, but at Middlebury College basically everyone goes to the Middlebury Snow Bowl since well, the college owns it and they can get in free. On case you don't know, it's a really small mountain, but it has a nice homely feel to it.
There might be a shuttle from the college itself, but I'm not aware of it. But since so many go up there, it'd be really easy to get a ride from a fellow student.
Killington is about 1:15 south, and Sugarbush is about 30 - 45 minutes over the gap. I'm not sure how often those are frequented though by students.
I'll ask around about a shuttle and get back to you though. I'd be surprised if there wasn't.
^yea, I know. Hopefully i can be part of the class of '10. How accessible are the mountains from dartmouth? Do you need to find people to drive? Is it hard finding people willing to drive?
i wrote one about 20 minutes ago. finishing that by tomorrow. getting my recommendation from my guidance counlelor the next day. it didn't say in the VIP bullshit package that i needed teacher recs., but i think i have two on the way, but i still need to get them envelopes. mail better ship quick. if not, ima package bomb the us mail.
its an application that UVM sent out to some people...I think it is based on psat scores. Basically, the application is free. its non-binding. they give out a decision 3 weeks after everything is recieved. its due nov. 1
if i get this shit in in time, i find out 21 days from nov. 1st.
that's november 22. those idiots always fuck up calendars so its probably after thanksgiving. which means if i get in, im not doing shit. its my safety. i love doing shit. i'm gonna stop talking.
the good mountains are all relatively close, about an hour. The ski way is 10 minutes and a bus takes you up to it. I heard it's not too great but you can get a free seasons pass if you take it as a PE credit. It snowed here today... and Dartmouth has some nice rails.
I'm in the process of applying the Dartmouth and Middlebury right now. Also in the New England area im applying to Williams. My grades and SATs are pretty good, plus i know the track coaches at each school and they want me on the team. Soo I hope i get into at least one of them. All regular decision though.
My oldest sister is a huge ski bum and she goes to Middlebury. She loves it up there! I'd def. recommend it, but yeah it's hard to get into. She was number 1 in her class though, so not so much of a problem for her. Good luck though
yeah my bro goes to middlebury and i just came back from visiting today. such a sick school. but as said before the snow bowl is mad close and the season pass is like 100 dollars but sugarbush is like 45 away and season pass is 300, some good options and its dope school for sure
yeah, it's really hard to get into though, my sister got into schools such as Yale, and picked Middlebury. you can't go there unless you have some crazy acedemic skills and i don't mean a's and b's, i mean almost all a's.
i went to middlebury for a short time... then dropped out and now go to cu-boulder. the public transportation from midd to the mountains is more or less non-existent...you can take the greyhound bus to rutland and then take another bus from rutland to killington. so, have a car or know people with cars. dartmouth is closer to skiing that midd. but midd is closer to more mountains than dartmouth is.
i go to colby, its awesome. there's a ton of freeskier's here and the season pass for sugarloaf/sunday river is 369 (also includes snow, killy/pico, attitash). We're starting a freeride club here so we basically are gonna get school money to go skiing and build jumps. theres a ton of urban and a sick kicker spot less than a minute down the road. if you want to do an overnight this winter and check out the scene we have a pullout couch in my room.