OFFICE OF ADMISSIONS

P.O.Box 265 | Paul Smiths, NY 12970-0625

To us, tomorrow is bright. It’s boundless. And it doesn’t come with a guidebook.

FSC logoRecycled info

This is one amazing classroom. The college’s 14,000 acres,

and the surrounding Adirondack Park, will be an integral part of your education.

Combined, they create an outdoor laboratory which is one of the finest training

facilities in the United States.

What does tomorrow look like to you?

Paul Smith’s College. TOMORROW’S HERE.

44.438557, -74.252775Find us on your GPS and

at maps.google.com

Please select the major you are interested in:

Yes, I would like to learn more about Paul Smith’s CollegeName first/middle/last

Nickname/Preferred Name Gender: M F Date of Birth mm/dd/year

Phone E-mail

Street City/Town State

Desired Term of College Entry Fall Spring Year Zip

For High School Students

Name of High School

Graduation Date

For College Transfer Students

Name of College(s) GPA

Have you ever served in the U.S. Military? Yes No

Directions Paul Smiths is located 25 miles from Lake Placid, 143 miles north of

Albany, 190 miles east of Syracuse, 88 miles west of Burlington, and 309 miles from

New York City. Major airlines serve the Burlington International Airport, 89 miles

from campus and the Albany International Airport, 143 miles from campus.

2/11

4-Year Degrees Artisan Entrepreneur B.A. Biology B.S. Business Management & Entrepreneurial Studies B.S. Culinary Arts and Service Management B.P.S. Environmental Science B.S. Environmental Studies B.A. Fisheries & Wildlife Sciences B.S. Food Service Management B.S. Forestry B.S. Hotel, Resort & Tourism Management B.S. Natural Resources Management & Policy B.S.

Natural Resources Sustainability B.S. Recreation, Adventure Travel & Ecotourism B.P.S.

2-Year Degrees Arboriculture & Landscape Management A.A.S. Baking & Pastry Arts A.A.S. Culinary Arts A.A.S. Forest Technology A.A.S. Liberal Arts – General Studies A.A. Surveying Technology A.A.S.

Certificates Geographic Information Systems

Does tomorrow look anything like this?

14,000 acres of Adirondack wilderness.

Our campus, which sits on the shores of Lower St. Regis Lake in the

six-million-acre Adirondack Park, has got to be seen to be

believed – Outdoor Life magazine named us one of the top 10 schools in the

country for students who like to hunt and fish. And Newsweek said living

here is like being at a resort.

Study in a region that encompasses everything from boggy wetland to

alpine forest, and contains a dazzling variety of plant and animal life.

The United Nations has declared the region part of an international

biosphere reserve.

Pristine waters and alpine forests.

Real-world experience.

Hands-on learning.

Settings to nurture collaboration.

A world-class playground.

It is also a first-class playground. Take full advantage of the hiking, camping,

canoeing, skiing, and other activities this area has to offer. We’re competitive

in soccer, volleyball, rugby and basketball – and nationally ranked for timber

sports, cross country, Nordic skiing, and snowshoeing!

We’re just a short drive from Lake Placid, N.Y., one of the world’s

foremost resort destinations. Here students have the opportunity to gain

real-world experience at several of the fine hotels and restaurants in the

area, which played host to two Winter Olympic games.

We were a pioneer in making experiential, hands-on learning a cornerstone

of all our programs. You can find students putting an ID band around a

sparrow’s leg; throwing an axe at a bullseye, in front of an ESPN

television camera; or shipping off to Italy to learn time-honored traditions

and methods of making risotto the way it should be done.

Head over to our website, paulsmiths.edu. You can find a virtual

tour of campus there, as well plenty of information about our degree

programs, financial aid and scholarships, campus life, and much more.

Be sure to click on our links to Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

this is paul smith’s

reply card mail panel

Contact us Sign up for our mailing list to receive the latest

information on course offerings; fact sheets on majors, financial aid

and athletics; and area information. We can arrange phone calls or

e-mail correspondence with students and professors should you have

specific questions. Or call us to schedule a visit.

Paul Smith’s CollegeOffice of AdmissionsP.O. Box 265Paul Smiths, NY 12970-0265(800) 421-2605admissions@paulsmiths.edu www.paulsmiths.edu