General Information
BannerWeb
BannerWeb is Middlebury’s online database for all students’ academic and personal information. Log in with your Middlebury email address and password.
Campus Maps
We have a range of printable and interactive maps that can help you find your way around campus.
College Publications
In addition to occasional mailings, families can receive the following communications:
- The Middlebury Campus, the weekly student newspaper.
- Middlebury Magazine, the alumni magazine, published quarterly.
- College Engagement Calendar, published annually.
College Store
The College Store offers products and services to help with your transition into the residence halls at the start of the year. Both Windows and Apple computers are supported on campus. The College Store sells Apple computers, which incoming students are eligible to purchase with an education discount.
Email is the primary mode of all-College communications—check your account regularly.
Student Financial Services
Student Financial Services assists students and families with financial aid, student billing and payments, education loans, student health insurance and financial literacy support. Middlebury provides several payment options for paying the bill. Visit Billing Information for additional details or contact Student Financial Services at 802-443-5158 or sfs@middlebury.edu.
Local Banking
Middlebury has the following banks in the local area, making it convenient for students to open new accounts with banks within walking distance of campus or conduct business on site at one of their locations:
Citizens Bank
36 Middle Road
Key Bank
47 Creek Road
National Bank of Middlebury
30 Main Street
People’s United Bank
114 South Village Green
Vermont Federal Credit Union
1 Court Street
Understanding FERPA
One of the ways in which we reinforce students’ development into mature adults is by emphasizing responsibility and accountability for their behavior. When academic or behavioral issues arise, our deans, staff, and professors work directly with students to resolve most matters. Middlebury College typically contacts families or guardians when students are in situations that seriously impact their status at the College including, for example, discipline proceedings, hospitalizations, serious academic difficulties, and situations endangering health and safety. Each student’s dean will reach out to the parents or guardians under these circumstances. It is not unusual for students to receive academic warnings in their first year while they adjust to Middlebury College requirements.
Resources are available to help students plan their work, arrange for tutors, strengthen their study skills, or improve their time management skills. At the end of each semester, grades are posted on a secure website to which students have access, and we strongly encourage students to share this information with their families. As you prepare for your student’s college years, it is important to understand that Middlebury College programs are governed by the federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). FERPA generally prohibits colleges from disclosing personally identifiable information from student education records without a student’s written consent, unless an exception applies.
Education records include information such as Social Security numbers, class schedules, grades, and disciplinary records. Exceptions permit disclosure without a student’s written consent for financial aid, for disclosures to other institutions where the student seeks or intends to enroll, in response to subpoenas, in certain disciplinary matters, for health and safety emergencies, and for disclosures to parents of dependent students at the discretion of the institution. See the complete FERPA policy.