For 2024-2025 admission, the average acceptance rate of Vermont colleges is 56.34%, 33,044 accepted out of 58,655 applicants.
For Vermont college admission, the total number of applicants decreased by 2,548 (-4.16%) compared to last year, from 61,203 applicants. The number of students enrolled in first year decreased by 319, which is less than -5.46% last year.
Vermont colleges' acceptance rate increased by 3.53% compared to last year, which means easier to get into Vermont colleges. The yield decreased by 1.36%.
Among Vermont colleges, Middlebury College has the lowest acceptance rate of 10.75% with 1,348 accepted students out of 12,540 applicants. University of Vermont has the most number of applicants of 27,138 and University of Vermont has the most number of first-year enrolled students of 2,808.
The following table compares the acceptance rate and admission statistics between four-years colleges in Vermont. Those colleges have admission requirements and criteria to admit (not open admission). The green or red arrows with numbers indicate change from the previous year for each column.
| School | Applicants | Admitted | Enrolled | Acceptance Rate | Yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Middlebury College | 12,540 -757 | 1,348 -31 | 598 -17 | 10.75% 0.38% | 44.36% -0.24% |
| Bennington College | 2,996 171 | 1,334 -23 | 154 -62 | 44.53% -3.51% | 11.54% -4.38% |
| Landmark College | 447 -41 | 221 8 | 107 5 | 49.44% 5.79% | 48.42% 0.53% |
| University of Vermont | 27,138 -1,098 | 17,722 775 | 2,808 -88 | 65.30% 5.28% | 15.84% -1.25% |
| Sterling College | 69 17 | 46 -2 | 5 -2 | 66.67% -25.64% | 10.87% -3.71% |
| Norwich University | 5,313 156 | 3,955 159 | 544 -19 | 74.44% 0.83% | 13.75% -1.08% |
| Vermont State University | 3,529 399 | 2,882 277 | 662 95 | 81.67% -1.56% | 22.97% 1.20% |
| Champlain College | 3,835 -1,462 | 3,180 -354 | 366 -180 | 82.92% 16.20% | 11.51% -3.94% |
| Saint Michael's College | 2,788 149 | 2,356 -68 | 278 -47 | 84.51% -7.34% | 11.80% -1.61% |