Academics
Undergraduate Studies
Individualized Bachelor of Arts*
BA in Education, including study options in:
*Degrees in the Undergraduate Degree Program include the Sexuality Studies Concentration option.
Graduate Studies
Individualized Master of Arts**
MA in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, including concentrations in:
MA in Education, including study options in:
- Teacher Licensure
- Bilingual Education
- Community Education
- School Counseling Licensure
- Dual Language Early Childhood Education
MA in Health Arts & Sciences**
MA in Psychology, including concentrations in:
MA in Social Innovation & Sustainability**
MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts, including concentrations in:
**Degrees in the Goddard Graduate Institute include the Transformative Language Arts, Consciousness Studies, and Embodiment Studies Concentration options.
The Low-Residency Model
The low-residency model removes the barriers between living your life and learning. Each semester begins with an eight-day residency in Vermont or Washington. Each residency offers seminars, meetings with your advising groups, workshops, one-on-one meetings with an advisor, and presentations. You will also connect with faculty, practitioners, activists, and artists, and your fellow students.
Following the residency, students return home for 16 weeks of independent work in close collaboration with a faculty advisor and/or course mentors.
Individualized Degrees
Together with faculty advisors, students consider study ideas, program content, personal and professional goals, and what they might do to achieve their goals. This low-residency and individualized model combines a strong sense of community with personalized learning.
Over the semester, the exchanges between student and advisor create a dialogue that is exceptionally rich, reflective, and holistic. Out of this comes learning that is transformative and empowering. At the end of the semester, students and advisors write comprehensive evaluations of the student’s work.