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  1. Marlboro College was a private liberal arts college in Vermont that closed in 2020 and gifted its endowment to Emerson College. It had a self-designed curriculum, a small student body, and a high faculty-student ratio.

  2. Marlboro College was a progressive liberal arts college in Vermont that closed in 2020 and became part of Emerson College. Learn about its history, its alliance with Emerson, and its self-designed interdisciplinary major (IDS) at the Marlboro Institute.

  3. Marlboro College was a small, private liberal arts college in Vermont that offered personalized and experiential learning. It closed in 2020 and merged with Emerson College in Boston, which has integrated some of Marlboro's features and programs.

  4. Learn about the historic alliance between Emerson and Marlboro colleges that preserves the legacy of Marlboro's independent scholarship. Explore the archived content, resources, and stories of Marlboro College and its community.

  5. Nov 12, 2019 · Marlboro College, a small liberal arts school in Vermont, announced that it would likely be closing its campus and giving its endowment and property to Emerson College in Boston. The decision has sparked mixed reactions from the college community, the town of Marlboro and the alumni.

  6. Marlboro Colleges intentionally small, rural, and tight-knit academic community is an ideal environment for welcoming students from other countries and cultures. Marlboro is home to less than 300 students, who are each empowered with the freedom and responsibility to create an individualized course of study in collaboration with faculty members.

  7. Nov 6, 2019 · Emerson College announced Wednesday that Marlboro College will move its academic programs to Emerson, effective the fall of 2020. Marlboro students will be admitted to Emerson, and its tenured and tenure-track faculty members may choose to teach at Emerson.