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Saint Michael's College participates in the Advanced Placement Program of the College Entrance Examination Board. Students who have taken AP courses in high school and who score 4 or 5 on an AP examination may receive credits for no more than one SMC course for each exam. A score of 3 on an AP exam may, in certain subjects, lead to placement in courses beyond the introductory level, but not to course credit except in Calculus. To receive credit through AP, students must request that an official score report be sent to the Registrar's Office at Saint Michael's College.

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It isn't any one thing that defines us at Saint Michael's College. It's everything, together. We're a Catholic school that is welcoming to every faith background, culture, and identity. We believe in "faith in action," which is why so many of our students participate in service. We're entirely residential, which means that all of our students live on campus all four years. We ensure that there is a vibrant engaged campus, with activities, clubs, and events, 7 days a week. Students at St. Mike's are simply more engaged: with one another, with their classes, their faculty, with clubs, and with issues they care deeply about. We are a liberal arts college. Students are encouraged, intellectually stimulated and inspired by a variety of disciplines in addition to their major. We believe in providing flexibility so that students can pursue a second major or multiple minors. Our students can explore more of what they are passionate about. We want our students to be better prepared not only for their first job, but for an employment marketplace that is constantly evolving. Saint Michael's location is the ideal place to attend college. We are just outside of Burlington, a quintessential beautiful college town located between Lake Champlain and the Green Mountains. But it is the scale of Burlington and Vermont that ensures everything is well within reach - from outdoor adventure, to working on restoring ecosystems, to meaningful internships and job opportunities.

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