6 Biggest Colleges in Vermont Explore the beautiful campuses of Vermont, including these large and affordable colleges.
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College students in Vermont have access to beautiful parks and ski lodges. But it’s not just fun and games. Several of Vermont's largest schools, many of them private institutions, offer a quality education at a relatively affordable level.
6. St. Michael's College
Type of College: Private College
Enrollment: 2,449
Cost: $37,510
Best Programs: Business, social sciences, psychology, biology, English.
Fun Fact: St. Michael's College is located just three minutes from Burlington, which has been designated as one of the top 10 college towns in the country.
5. Middlebury College
Type of College: Private College
Enrollment: 2,500
Cost: $44,111
Best Programs: Economics, English, political sciences, ethnic studies, and psychology.
Fun Fact: The Middlebury Language Schools are among the most highly renowned language programs in the country. Students from other schools have the opportunity to study at Middlebury in the summer and immerse themselves in a foreign language.
4. Champlain College
Type of College: Private College
Enrollment: 2,796
Cost: $29,865
Best Programs: Business administration, accounting, computer science, network and system administration, and multimedia.
Fun Fact: Many of Champlain College's residential halls are restored Victorian-era houses. This kind of housing gives students a unique college experience.
3. Norwich University
Type of College: Private University
Enrollment: 3,442
Cost: $31,782
Best Programs: Criminal justice, nursing, architecture, business administration, and history.
Fun Fact: Norwich is the oldest private military college in the United States.
2. Community College of Vermont
Type of College: Community College
Enrollment: 5,608
Cost: In-state: $223 per credit, Out-of-state: $446 per credit
Best Programs: Digital marketing, criminal justice, early childhood education, and visual arts.
Fun Fact: CCV has an open admissions policy, which means whoever can benefit from taking courses there is permitted to take them. Students range from ages 14 to 78.
1. University of Vermont
Type of College: Public University ¿Caída del Pelo? 4 TIPS increíbles para evitar quedarte calvo
Enrollment: 12,239
Cost: In-state: $15,254, Out-of-state: $35,582
Best Programs: Business administration, psychology, English literature, political sciences, and environmental studies.
Fun Fact: Notable alumni from UV include John Dewey, founder of the Dewey decimal system; Jody Williams, winner of a Nobel Peace Prize; and Jon Kilick, producer of Malcolm X and Babel.
Quick Facts
- As you may have noticed, many of the colleges on this list are private liberal arts colleges and universities. These schools may have higher price tags than public schools, but they do often offer larger financial aid packages.
- The Community College of Vermont offers an Introduction to College Studies course to high school students at all 12 locations statewide. This course can help you prepare for the changes and stress you may face in college.
Stats source: CollegeStats and U.S. News and World Report.
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