Where is Putney Campus?

Landmark College, located in Putney, Vermont, specializes in higher education for students with learning differences such as dyslexia, ADHD, and autism spectrum disorders. The curriculum is designed to build academic skills, self-advocacy, and independence through small class sizes and personalized instruction. Core programs include the Associate of Arts in Liberal Studies, which provides a foundational education in humanities, social sciences, and natural sciences, emphasizing critical thinking and communication skills tailored to neurodiverse learners.

• Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies: This degree expands on the associate program, allowing students to specialize in areas like psychology, environmental studies, or interdisciplinary studies, with a focus on executive function coaching and assistive technology integration.
• Studio Art: Courses cover drawing, painting, sculpture, and digital media, encouraging creative expression and visual thinking as strengths for students with learning differences.
• Creative Writing: Emphasizes narrative development, poetry, and nonfiction writing, with workshops that support diverse learning styles through multimodal approaches.
• Computer Science: Introduces programming, web development, and data analysis, using visual coding tools and peer mentoring to accommodate varied processing speeds.
• Business Administration: Covers entrepreneurship, marketing, and management principles, with real-world projects that build organizational skills and career readiness.
• Life Science: Explores biology, ecology, and health sciences through hands-on labs and field studies, fostering scientific inquiry in an inclusive environment.
• Psychology: Focuses on human behavior, cognitive processes, and neurodiversity, helping students understand their own learning profiles.

Additionally, the college offers targeted support courses in math, reading, and writing strategies, as well as electives in music, theater, and outdoor leadership. All programs incorporate universal design for learning (UDL) principles, ensuring accessibility and success. Extracurriculars like the Writing and Thinking Workshop enhance skills across disciplines. With a commitment to holistic development, Landmark prepares students for transfer to four-year institutions or direct entry into the workforce, boasting high graduation rates among its unique student population. The campus environment promotes community, resilience, and lifelong learning, making it a pioneer in inclusive higher education.