Colleges in Vermont.
All 10 four-year colleges in Vermont that report admissions (2 public, 8 private), with acceptance rates, SAT ranges, average price after grants and the first 2026–27 deadline. Most applied to first. Open a college to check your chances.
| College | Admitted | First deadline |
|---|---|---|
| University of VermontBurlington | 73% | ED Nov 1 |
| MiddleburyMiddlebury | 13% | ED Nov 2 |
| Champlain CollegeBurlington | 67% | ED Nov 15 |
| Norwich UniversityNorthfield | 83% | Rolling |
| Vermont State UniversityRandolph | 83% | Rolling |
| Bennington CollegeBennington | 37% | ED Nov 1 |
| Saint Michael's CollegeColchester | 90% | EA Nov 1 |
| Landmark CollegePutney | 44% | Rolling |
| Goddard CollegePlainfield | 20% | – |
| Sterling CollegeCraftsbury Common | 92% | – |
ED = early decision, EA = early action, REA = restrictive early action, RD = regular decision. Deadlines are from Common App’s requirements grid; colleges not on the Common App show a dash. Admit rates come from each college’s Common Data Set when it publishes one, otherwise IPEDS (fall 2023). All application deadlines.
Hardest colleges to get into in Vermont
- Middlebury admitted 13% of 11,831 applicants.
- Bennington College admitted 37% of 2,709 applicants.
- Champlain College admitted 67% of 5,297 applicants.
- University of Vermont admitted 73% of 25,434 applicants.
- Norwich University admitted 83% of 4,274 applicants.
Easiest colleges to get into in Vermont
- Saint Michael's College admitted 90% of 1,748 applicants.
- Vermont State University admitted 83% of 3,130 applicants.
- Norwich University admitted 83% of 4,274 applicants.
- University of Vermont admitted 73% of 25,434 applicants.
- Champlain College admitted 67% of 5,297 applicants.
Among colleges with at least 500 applicants.
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