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Vermont Colleges by the Numbers
9 college profiles in our Vermont directory. Available measures vary by school. Open a profile to check each figure’s year, student group and source.
State overview and medians
Vermont's ten-year earnings benchmark of $59,852 sits 11% above the national median of reported school-level earnings in the reference group, not the median income of all college students. In the Fall 2024 filings for Vermont, 0 listed schools reported requiring test scores and 2 reported not considering them. 0 had no recorded policy. Check each school's current admissions requirements. Vermont has 9 college profiles in this directory; available measures vary by school — from University of Vermont at 11,743 undergraduates down to campuses a fraction of that size.
Among the listed schools with reported rates, the lowest historical acceptance rate is at Middlebury College at 10.7% admitted; the highest is at Saint Michael's College at 84.5%. Reported tuition (in-state for public schools) runs from $11,952 at the cheapest campus to $67,600 at the most expensive — a $55,648 spread inside Vermont alone.
Each Vermont profile names its data years and student groups. Check these before comparing Vermont schools.
Vermont medians
| Acceptance rate | Tuition (in-state) | Median annual earnings, 10 years after entry | 6-year graduation: first-time, full-time entrants |
|---|---|---|---|
| 70.5% | $48,795 | $59,852 | 68.2% |
Medians across 8 active bachelor's-degree institutions in Vermont; the directory below lists 9 published profiles. These are medians of school-level figures, not medians across all students. Missing measures are excluded from each median.
All Vermont colleges in our data
Admissions and score ranges: Fall 2024. Tuition is published price, not total attendance cost; public-school prices are in-state. Scroll the table sideways for more measures.
| College | City | Acceptance | SAT section sums / ACT | Tuition | Undergrads | Annual earnings, 10 years after entry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bennington College | Bennington | 44.5% | 1291–1403 | $66,262 | 780 | $38,289 |
| Champlain College | Burlington | 82.9% | 1220–1380 | $47,850 | 2,752 | $58,386 |
| Landmark College | Putney | 49.4% | — | $66,540 | 455 | $29,813 |
| Middlebury College | Middlebury | 10.7% | 1445–1550 | $67,600 | 2,738 | $76,310 |
| Norwich University | Northfield | 74.4% | 1060–1320 | $49,740 | 2,428 | $65,575 |
| Saint Michael's College | Colchester | 84.5% | 1120–1280 | $51,450 | 1,092 | $61,317 |
| Sterling College | Craftsbury Common | 66.7% | not considered | $40,760 | 50 | $30,573 |
| University of Vermont | Burlington | 65.3% | 1290–1440 | $19,058 | 11,743 | $62,472 |
| Vermont State University | Randolph | 81.7% | not considered | $11,952 | 3,590 | $50,331 |
Scores shown are among students who submitted them; "not considered" describes that historical cycle. SAT endpoints sum section percentiles and are not total-score percentiles or admission cutoffs. A dash means the measure is unavailable in this source, not zero. School profiles explain missing and withheld values.
Data: IPEDS ADM2024 (Fall 2024 admissions, provisional) · IPEDS HD2024/IC2024 directory · College Scorecard 2026-06-10 release. The summary snapshot does not verify the exact observation years for earnings; it must not be read as current pay. Annual earnings cover federally aided students who worked and were not enrolled when measured, 10 years after entry, and may be shared across institutions. See each profile for its source limitations. Retrieved 2026-09-01.