VERMONT

Middlebury College is a small private liberal arts college located in Middlebury, VT ranked 39th
in America. It has a total of 3,931 full-time undergraduate students and is quite competitive, with a 15.36% acceptance rate. Middlebury College offers 65 different majors and is best known for its european studies, spanish language and literature, and chinese language and literature
programs (nationally ranked 1st, 2nd, and 3rd respectively). With a tuition cost of $55,790 per year, Middlebury College is exceptionally expensive. 85.77% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $58,200 per year, which is 40% above the national median.

University of Vermont is a large public university located in Burlington, VT ranked 203rd
in the nation. It has a total of 13,253 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 67.3% of applicants. University of Vermont offers 185 different majors and is best known for its computer systems analysis, botany, and radiation therapy
programs (nationally ranked 5th, 7th, and 12th respectively). With a tuition cost of $16,392 for students from Vermont and $41,280 for those from out-of-state, University of Vermont is quite expensive. 70.46% of students graduate beginning the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $47,300 per year, which is 14% above the national median.

Bennington College is a very small private liberal arts college located in Bennington, VT ranked 249th
in the nation. It has a total of 783 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting close to 3/5ths of applicants. Bennington College offers 134 different majors and is best known for its literature, ceramics, and visual and performing arts
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 5th, and 14th respectively). With a tuition cost of $55,200 per year, Bennington College is exceptionally expensive. 70% of students graduate ready to the next stage of their lives, joining the labor market. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $29,500 per year, which is 29% less than the national median.

Saint Michael's College is a small private college located in Colchester, VT ranked 4th
in Vermont. It has a total of 1,927 full-time undergraduate students and is not competitive, with a 83.09% acceptance rate. Saint Michael's College offers 49 different majors and is best known for its secondary education and teaching
program, which is ranked 47th in the United States. With a tuition cost of $45,050 per year, Saint Michael's College is very pricey. 75.64% of students graduate beginning the next chapter of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $50,800 per year, which is 22% greater than the national median.

Vermont Technical College is a small public school of engineering and technology located in Randolph, VT ranked 5th
in Vermont. It has a total of 2,110 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 67.04% of applicants. Vermont Technical College offers 46 different majors and is best known for its electromechanical instrumentation and maintenance technologies, construction management, and electrical engineering technologies
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 11th, and 11th respectively). With a tuition cost of $14,040 for students from Vermont and $27,336 for those from out-of-state, Vermont Technical College is reasonably expensive. 61.29% of students graduate ready to the next phase of their lives, employment. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $45,000 per year, which is 8% over the national median.

Champlain College is a small private institution located in Burlington, VT ranked 6th
in Vermont. It has a total of 4,925 full-time undergraduate students and is not competitive, accepting in the neighborhood of six sevenths of applicants. Champlain College offers 88 different majors and is best known for its writing, health care facilities administration, and computer graphics
programs (nationally ranked 3rd, 4th, and 8th respectively). With a tuition cost of $41,728 per year, Champlain College is rather pricey. 57.33% of students graduate ready to the next chapter of their lives, entering the labor force. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $45,400 per year, which is 9% greater than the national median.

Norwich University is a small private institution located in Northfield, VT ranked 7th
in Vermont. It has a total of 3,693 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, with a 75.07% acceptance rate. Norwich University offers 57 different majors and is best known for its military technologies, construction management, and computer and information systems security
programs (nationally ranked 1st, 19th, and 21st respectively). With a tuition cost of $39,234 per year, Norwich University is quite costly. 57.28% of students graduate moving on to the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $53,700 per year, which is 29% above the national median.

Landmark College is a very small private associates college located in Putney, VT ranked 8th
in Vermont. It has a total of 631 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 47.02% of applicants. Landmark College offers 10 different majors and is best known for its fine art
and computer science
programs, which are both ranked 3rd in Vermont. With a tuition cost of $59,100 per year, Landmark College is exceptionally high-priced. 32.89% of students graduate ready to the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $23,600 per year, which is 43% under the national median.

Green Mountain College is a private college located in Poultney, VT ranked 9th
in Vermont. 45.56% of students graduate starting the next phase of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $30,300 per year, which is 27% under the national median.

Castleton University is a small public institution located in Castleton, VT ranked 10th
in Vermont. It has a total of 2,165 full-time undergraduate students and is not competitive, with a 83.79% acceptance rate. Castleton University offers 76 different majors and is best known for its accounting and business management
and literature
programs, which are respectively ranked 9th and 19th in America. With a tuition cost of $11,304 for students from Vermont and $27,984 for those from out-of-state, Castleton University is somewhat moderately pricey. 54.1% of students graduate ready to the next stage of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $37,900 per year, which is 9% below the national median.

Northern Vermont University is a small public institution located in Johnson, VT ranked 11th
in Vermont. It has a total of 2,623 full-time undergraduate students and is not very competitive, accepting 77.78% of applicants. Northern Vermont University offers 87 different majors and is best known for its alternative medicine
and atmospheric sciences and meteorology
programs, which are respectively ranked 4th and 34th in the nation. With a tuition cost of $11,256 for in-state students and $24,960 for those from out-of-state, Northern Vermont University is somewhat moderately expensive. 38.99% of students graduate ready to the next phase of their lives, joining the workforce. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $33,200 per year, which is 20% under the national median.

Community College of Vermont is a mid-sized public associates college located in Montpelier, VT ranked 12th
in Vermont. It has a total of 9,567 full-time undergraduate students. Community College of Vermont offers 33 different majors. With a tuition cost of $6,504 for students from Vermont and $13,248 for those from out-of-state, Community College of Vermont is relatively affordable. 14.24% of students graduate moving on to the next chapter of their lives, working. After graduation, alumni go on to earn about $28,800 per year, which is 31% under the national median.