Marlboro College

Marlboro College was a small private nonprofit liberal arts institution located in Marlboro, Vermont. The college was known for its self-designed academic programs and a low student-to-faculty ratio that emphasized individualized learning and independent scholarship. IPEDS records reflect the college's historical operational data prior to its closure and merger with Emerson College in 2020.

Marlboro College offered bachelor's degree programs across the liberal arts and sciences, with students designing their own Plans of Concentration in consultation with faculty. Graduate and professional programs in teaching, internet strategy, and management were also available prior to closure. Specific current enrollment and completion metrics are not applicable given the institution's closure.

Situated in rural Marlboro, Vermont, the college occupied a distinctive hilltop campus in the Green Mountains. Though no longer operating as an independent institution, Marlboro College's educational model had a lasting influence on self-directed liberal arts education in the northeastern United States.