Colleges in Vermont
14 colleges and universities in Vermont: 8 four-year, 2 two-year and 4 certificate or graduate schools, largest first. The most affordable four-year college with a 50%+ graduation rate is University of Vermont ($20,277 a year after aid).
Four-year colleges and universities (8)
| College | City | Type | Net price / yr | Acceptance | Earnings after 10 yrs |
|---|
| University of Vermont | Burlington | Public | $20,277 | 65% | $68,368 |
| Vermont State University | Randolph | Public | $22,358 | 82% | $54,163 |
| Champlain College | Burlington | Private nonprofit | $39,617 | 83% | $60,573 |
| Middlebury College | Middlebury | Private nonprofit | $32,102 | 11% | $85,077 |
| Norwich University | Northfield | Private nonprofit | $26,676 | 74% | $78,407 |
| Saint Michael's College | Colchester | Private nonprofit | $29,915 | 85% | $66,136 |
| Bennington College | Bennington | Private nonprofit | $31,507 | 45% | $46,253 |
| Sterling College | Craftsbury Common | Private nonprofit | $31,387 | 67% | $38,978 |
Two-year and community colleges (2)
Certificate, trade and graduate schools (4)