University of Maine at Fort Kent

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is a small university in Northern Maine. It offers an Associate's degree, Bachelor’s degree, and Master's degrees. The focus of the school is on French-American culture and heritage with over half of the students being bilingual in English and French.

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is a public institution and part of the University of Maine System, which includes 8 campuses throughout the state. The university was founded in 1878 as a teacher’s school before earning its current name in 1970. Fort Kent is near the US-Canada border. The university is primarily an academic center for French-American culture and heritage. Most students and adults in the Fort Kent area are bilingual in English and French. Current enrollment is just under 1,600 students, making UMFK a small university with a low student to faculty ratio (10:1) that emphasizes teaching excellence through active learning strategies among other things like internships, study abroad programs, service learning opportunities , etc...

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is a public institution and part of the University of Maine System, which includes 8 campuses throughout the state. The university was founded in 1878 as a teacher’s school before earning its current name in 1970. Fort Kent is near the US-Canada border. The university is primarily an academic center for French-American culture and heritage. Most students and adults in the Fort Kent area are bilingual in English and French. Current enrollment is just under 1,600 students, making UMFK a small university with a low student to faculty ratio (19:1). There are over 100 majors available to undergraduate students across 12 different departments or programs including teaching/educational studies; business administration; arts & sciences.

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is a public institution and part of the University of Maine System, which includes 8 campuses throughout the state. The university was founded in 1878 as a teacher’s school before earning its current name in 1970. Fort Kent is near the US-Canada border. 

The university is primarily an academic center for French-American culture and heritage. Most students and adults in the Fort Kent area are bilingual in English and French. Current enrollment is just under 1,600 students, making the University of Maine at Fort Kent a small university with a low student to faculty ratio (11:1) that offers undergraduate courses only on campus but does offer graduate programs online through distance education or off campus at other UMaine.

The University of Maine at Fort Kent is an American university in the United States. The university has a low student to faculty ratio with just under 1,600 students and a full-time faculty size of about 157. The University of Maine at Fort Kent was founded as "Fort Kent Normal School" in 1878 by Amos Lefavour, and it became part of the University System in 1970. It offers French immersion education for both native English speakers and those who come from other countries, like Canada or France.

Location: United States, Maine