Universities in Vermont

Vermont has 12 degree-granting institutions reporting to the U.S. Department of Education — 2 public, 10 private nonprofit, together enrolling about 25,628 undergraduates (2024-25 data). Each links to a full financial-health and student-outcomes profile.

#InstitutionSectorUndergrads
1University of VermontBurlington · R2: Doctoral, High ResearchPublic11,743
2Vermont State UniversityRandolph · Baccalaureate/Associate's: MixedPublic3,590
3Champlain CollegeBurlington · Master's, Larger ProgramsPrivate2,752
4Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury · Baccalaureate: Arts & SciencesPrivate2,738
5Norwich UniversityNorthfield · Master's, Larger ProgramsPrivate2,428
6Saint Michael's CollegeColchester · Baccalaureate: Arts & SciencesPrivate1,092
7Bennington CollegeBennington · Baccalaureate: Arts & SciencesPrivate780
8Landmark CollegePutney · Baccalaureate/Associate's: MixedPrivate455
9Sterling CollegeCraftsbury Common · Baccalaureate: Diverse FieldsPrivate50
10SIT Graduate InstituteBrattleboro · Master's, Small ProgramsPrivate
11Vermont College of Fine ArtsMontpelier · Master's, Medium ProgramsPrivate
12Vermont Law and Graduate SchoolSouth Royalton · Special Focus: Business & ManagementPrivate

A directory, not a ranking — listed by undergraduate enrollment. Counts and figures come from the most recent College Scorecard & IPEDS release (2024-25), which lags the current academic year by 2–3 years. Open each institution’s profile for financial health, outcomes and peer benchmarks.

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Source: U.S. Department of Education — College Scorecard & IPEDS (most recent release, 2024-25). Compiled by Ibex Insights. See the methodology.