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Dadcore
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I was hoping I could get some NS wisdom on the University of Vermont, Such as what the courses are like, if the skiing is good, what the skiing is like, etc.
Oct 20 2014 4:48PM
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.squirrely.
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school looks sick, burlington is awesome, and the ski scene is the best in the east. wish out of state didnt cost you an arm and a leg
Oct 27 2014 3:20PM
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a_burger
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they are my top choice right now, really hoping I can snag some scholarships to make the out of state tuition not suck balls.

Also, I'm curious about job opportunities in burlingtons ski shops? I'm assuming there's hundreds of other kids looking to get jobs in the shops too but having some income and getting to work around skiing equipment wouldn't be too bad.
Oct 27 2014 5:31PM
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.MASSHOLE.
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A_Burgerthey are my top choice right now, really hoping I can snag some scholarships to make the out of state tuition not suck balls.

Also, I'm curious about job opportunities in burlingtons ski shops? I'm assuming there's hundreds of other kids looking to get jobs in the shops too but having some income and getting to work around skiing equipment wouldn't be too bad.


If you have past experience it shouldn't be that bad. You have Alpine Shop, Skirack and Outdoor Gear Exchange (OGE) within the immediate vicinity. AS requires a bit of a walk/bike/drive, but they hire a ton of students.
Oct 27 2014 5:38PM
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tBatt
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.MASSHOLE.Shit, isn't college about learning who you are and enjoying life?


I'm pretty sure that's travelling, but maybe that's just me.
Oct 27 2014 5:56PM
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