International Enrollment

Landmark College provides international students the rare opportunity to study in an environment fully supportive of individuals with a learning disability (such as dyslexia), ADHD, autism, or executive function challenges.  

International students who choose Landmark College gain access to a world-class education in the U.S. while being part of a community that understands the unique learning needs of neurodivergent students.  

With a proven track record of helping students with learning differences succeed far beyond the national average, studying here is not just an education—it’s students’ pathway to unlocking their full potential in a supportive, globally minded setting. 

International students are eligible for merit-based financial aid, and the award criteria is the same as the criteria for U.S. students. Learn more about financial aid options. 

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International Students

Degree Programs

We offer accredited associate and bachelor’s degrees. Many students who complete an associate degree here stay to complete their bachelor’s Our small class sizes and focus on multisensory learning and skill-building ensure an education grounded in practice and theory and are designed for neurodiverse students from all backgrounds.

Besides our degree offerings, we offer short-term options, including summer programs for high school and college students and a Bridge Experience for college students needing a boost from our proven executive function skills and strategies before returning to their home colleges or transferring to other institutions to earn their degrees.

Student Life

Landmark College is a thriving community that embraces diversity in all its forms. We welcome international students to our campus! Each international student brings their culture and customs to Landmark College, further enriching our community.

We have created a safe and secure physical environment that can be your home away from home while you study in the United States. The residence halls, dining hall, student center, sports and fitness centers, and other areas serve as the places you will live, work, and spend time with friends. Activities and programs both on our campus and throughout our region in Vermont have been developed (some by us, most by students) to get you together with others and do the things you enjoy doing. Whether it is going to a concert, a coffeehouse, a club meeting, a social program, a speaker, an athletic event on campus or hiking or skiing in Vermont’s mountains — you will find something that will spark your interest. If you don't, let us know and we can help start something new!

Student Visa

Should an international student require an F-1 student visa, they will be assisted by our admissions office and team of Designated School Officials. As we have a student to staff ratio of 2:1, you will receive close support and attention. The F-1 visa will require these documents.

As our local students come from all over the U.S. (our third biggest market is California), many students come from a distance. At important dates, such as start and end of the school year, holidays, and breaks, shuttles to the closest international airport in Hartford, Connecticut are available.

Want to learn more about international enrollment? 

Contact our international Admissions team at international@landmark.edu.