
Submit An Application for the Governor’s Institutes of Vermont | GIV
Most Vermont high schools offer credit for completing a GIV Institute through their Flexible Pathways program. Also, it's best to make a plan to achieve this credit and complete any additional …
Resources For Students | GIV
Are you ready for an unforgettable fun-filled learning experience? Use these resources to learn more about what the GIV experience are all about.
The Health & Medicine Institute - GIV
GIV’s sliding scale tuition essentially acts like an automatic scholarship to automatically reduce tuition costs without the need for additional paperwork or outside sources.
40 Years of GIV
Over the last 40 years, the Governor’s Institutes of Vermont (GIV) have provided life-changing educational opportunities for thousands of young Vermonters. With your support, we can reach even …
Summer Programs for High School Students | GIV
Explore our latest Academic Guide for a detailed overview of the many opportunities for students at each GIV Institute, including those that offer college credit!
The Engineering Institute | GIV
“ GIV was definitely an empowering and inspiring experience for me…The various workshops and hands-on learning experiences provided by the Engineering Institute allowed me to exercise and …
The Arts Institute (GIA) | GIV
GIV’s sliding scale tuition essentially acts like an automatic scholarship to automatically reduce tuition costs without the need for additional paperwork or outside sources. For information regarding this …
The Technology & Design Institute - GIV
Shannon and the Technology & Design Institute team can be reached at shannon@giv.org
GIV's History
Since 1983, over 13,000 students have embraced the unique opportunity to deepen their educations through GIV, and GIV has become one of the longest-running Governor’s Schools in the country.
GIV's Mission
First and foremost, GIV exists to reach all of the students and young artists in Vermont who seek a learning opportunity like GIV – no matter where they live. In 2024, GIV welcomed students from 84 …