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Colleges in Vermont - Acceptance Rates, Costs & Salaries

12 colleges in Vermont with acceptance rates, net prices, SAT scores and graduate salaries. Compare the largest institutions side by side.

Colleges in Vermont: Costs, Admission Rates & Salaries

12 institutions tracked in Vermont. Average net price across the state is $27,357/year, the average admission rate is 62%, and the strongest graduate earnings reach $76,310. The largest 15 colleges are listed below with real College Scorecard data.

CollegeCitySizeAcceptanceNet priceSalary (10yr)
University of VermontBurlington11,74365%$19,343$62,472
Vermont State UniversityRandolph3,59082%$18,212$50,331
Community College of VermontMontpelier2,841N/A$13,696$36,234
Champlain CollegeBurlington2,75283%$35,860$58,386
Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury2,73811%$31,483$76,310
Norwich UniversityNorthfield2,42874%$22,257$65,575
Saint Michael's CollegeColchester1,09285%$25,239$61,317
Bennington CollegeBennington78045%$30,947$38,289
Landmark CollegePutney45549%$56,954$29,813
Advanced Welding InstituteSouth Burlington104N/A$24,129N/A
O'Briens Aveda InstituteWilliston80N/A$28,304N/A
Sterling CollegeCraftsbury Common5067%$21,854$30,573
SIT Graduate InstituteBrattleboroN/AN/AN/AN/A
Vermont Law and Graduate SchoolSouth RoyaltonN/AN/AN/AN/A
Vermont College of Fine ArtsMontpelierN/AN/AN/AN/A

Choosing a college in Vermont

Start with net price rather than sticker tuition, then compare graduate earnings in your intended field. In-state public universities usually offer the lowest net price for state residents; private institutions can compete through generous aid packages. Use the College Finder to filter by your annual budget, or model the payoff in the Degree ROI Simulator.

Data: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. US Colleges in Vermont - snapshot data, verify current figures on official sites.