A nationally recognized state university-top 5% of universities in America and top 100 public university-the University of Maine prides itself on quality academics, superior faculty and innovative research. Students are passionate about being leaders in their fields and solving real-world problems through sustainable solutions. Maine is a spectacular scenic destination with abundant year-round recreation. You will find courses that challenge you, research that will stretch your mind and professors who demand excellence.
The University of Maine campus is large but very easy to walk around. Most students live in residence halls only minutes away from academic buildings and the dining halls. The campus includes more than 24km of walking, hiking, biking or cross-country skiing trails, and was designed by legendary landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted, who also designed Central Park in New York City.
The campus environment is safe, and always alive with student activities, sports, and lectures. It is home to 15 fraternities and 7 sororities. About 11% of students are involved in Greek Life.
The University of Maine is in NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association) Division I, and athletics are a big deal. Whether on the ice, on the court, on the trails, or on the field, you will be part of a tradition of academic and athletic excellence that dates back to 1865. Go Blue!
