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范德比尔特大学位于田纳西州纳什维尔市中心，占地330英亩，坐落在一个公园般的校园内，包括10所学校，其中包括4个本科项目。范德比尔特的优秀学术、充满活力的校园生活和城市地理位置的结合吸引了来自世界各地的优秀学生。来自95个国家和50个州，范德比尔特的6900名本科生和5700名研究生代表着丰富多样的背景。本科生中，7.7%是国际学生，39.3%是少数民族，66%接受某种形式的资助。范德比尔特在四所本科院校开设了69个专业——布莱尔音乐学院、艺术与科学学院、皮博迪教育与人类发展学院和工程学院。鼓励学生利用范德比尔特的跨学科方法，并在各个学校上课和探索兴趣。以7:1的师生比，紧密的教授和学生关系很容易建立。50%以上的本科生参加研究，40%以上的大学生出国留学。范德比尔特继续推出令人兴奋的学术计划。最新加入的“沉浸式范德比尔特”课程要求每位大学生在课堂内外进行强化学习，可选择四种途径：公民和专业、创造性表达、国际和研究。最近增加的其他项目还包括一个与范德比尔特的欧文管理研究生院合作开发的本科商业辅修课程；一座23万平方英尺的科学和工程建筑；范德比尔特创业和创新中心wond'ry。范德比尔特的学生在追求富有挑战性的学术、积极参与社会生活和参加各种课外活动的同时保持着健康的平衡。在范德比尔特，430多个学生领导的组织反映了不同的兴趣和背景，校园里总是充满了活动。对于范德比尔特的学生来说，服务是很重要的，他们通过大量的志愿者项目和组织与当地和全球社区建立联系，比如范德比尔特的另类春假。90%的本科生住在范德比尔特的校园里。所有一年级的学生都住在玛莎河英格拉姆公地，一个由十个宿舍组成的集合地。一名教师住在每间房子里，方便学生和教授之间轻松而有意义的互动。高年级学生的住房选择包括传统的宿舍、套房、主题住房、公寓和住宿学院。校园生活的最新补充包括沃伦和摩尔学院（2016年开学）和E.布朗森英格拉姆学院（2018年秋季开学）。范德比尔特位于纳什维尔市中心，被称为“音乐城”，它为每个人提供了一些东西：各种类型的现场音乐，以及丰富的餐厅、剧院和商店，其中许多都在校园步行距离内。此外，纳什维尔在许多行业提供志愿者、实习和工作经验，包括医疗、出版、技术、音乐、金融和政府。毕业一年后，95%的范德比尔特毕业生就业或就读于研究生院或专业学校。通过机会范德比尔特，大学作出了三项重要承诺，反映了致力于使范德比尔特教育成为可能的学生从许多不同的经济环境：范德比尔特是需要盲所有美国公民和合格的非公民；范德比尔特100%满足所有被录取学生的实际需要；范德比尔特的经济援助计划不包括贷款。这项倡议不涉及限制资格的收入等级或削减。此外，范德比尔特每年提供大约300个奖学金。

Situated on a park-like 330-acre campus located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee, Vanderbilt University includes ten schools including four undergraduate programs. Vanderbilt's combination of excellent academics, vibrant campus life, and urban location attracts exceptionally talented students from around the world. From 95 countries and 50 states, Vanderbilt's 6,900 undergraduate students and 5,700 graduate students represent a rich diversity of backgrounds. Among undergraduate students, 7.7 percent are international, 39.3 percent are minority, and 66 percent receive some type of financial assistance. Vanderbilt offers 69 majors across four undergraduate schools - Blair School of Music, College of Arts and Science, Peabody College of Education and Human Development, and the School of Engineering. Students are encouraged to take advantage of Vanderbilt's interdisciplinary approach, and to take classes and explore interests across schools. With a 7:1 student-faculty ratio, close professor-student connections are made easily. Over 50 percent of undergraduates participate in research and more than 40 percent study abroad. Vanderbilt continues to introduce exciting academic initiatives. Immersion Vanderbilt, the newest addition, calls for each undergraduate to undertake an intensive learning experience in and beyond the classroom with choices in four pathways: civic and professional, creative expression, international, and research. Other recent additions include an undergraduate business minor, developed in collaboration with Vanderbilt's Owen Graduate School of Management; a 230,000 square-foot Science and Engineering Building; and the Wond'ry, Vanderbilt's epicenter for entrepreneurship and innovation. Vanderbilt students maintain a healthy balance while pursuing challenging academics, engaging in an active social life, and participating in myriad extracurricular activities. With 430+ student-led organizations mirroring the diverse array of interests and backgrounds represented at Vanderbilt, campus is always buzzing with activity. Service is important to Vanderbilt students who engage with the local and global communities through a large number of volunteer programs and organizations, such as Alternative Spring Break which was founded at Vanderbilt. Ninety percent of undergraduates live on campus at Vanderbilt. All first-year students live on The Martha Rivers Ingram Commons, a collection of ten residence halls. A faculty member lives in each of the houses, facilitating easy and meaningful interactions between students and professors. Housing options for upperclass students include traditional residence halls, suites, themed housing, apartments, and residential colleges. Among the latest additions to campus living are Warren and Moore colleges (opened 2016), and E. Bronson Ingram College (opening fall 2018). Vanderbilt's location in Midtown Nashville, known as Music City, provides something for everyone: live music in every conceivable genre, and an abundance of restaurants, theaters, and shops, many within walking distance of campus. In addition, Nashville offers volunteer, internship, and job experiences in many industries including health care, publishing, technology, music, finance, and government. One year after graduation, 95 percent of Vanderbilt graduates are employed or attending graduate or professional school. Through Opportunity Vanderbilt, the University makes three important commitments which reflect a dedication to making a Vanderbilt education possible for students from many different economic circumstances: Vanderbilt is need-blind for all U.S. citizens and eligible non-citizens; Vanderbilt meets 100 percent of demonstrated need for all admitted students; and Vanderbilt's financial aid packages do not include loans. This initiative does not involve income bands or cutoffs that limit eligibility. Additionally, Vanderbilt offers approximately 300 merit-based scholarships each year.