For the 2025 Vermont college admission cycle, a total of 1,042 enrolled students submitted SAT scores and 434 students submitted ACT scores to Vermont colleges.
The average SAT score for Vermont colleges is 1,318 and the average ACT composite score is 31. Compared to the previous year, the Vermont's average SAT score increased by 11 points from 1,307 to 1,318, representing a 0.8% change. The average ACT score increased by 2 points, from 29 to 31.
The average acceptance rate for Vermont colleges with available SAT data is 54.74% with a yield rate of 15.88%. This represents a 1.94 percentage point increase in selectivity compared to the previous admission cycle.
Among Vermont colleges, Middlebury College has the highest SAT score of 1,500.
The following table compares the SAT scores 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 | SAT Score | ACT Score | Acceptance Rate | Yield |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Middlebury College | 1,500 10 | 34 | 10.75% 0.38% | 44.36% -0.24% |
| University of Vermont | 1,360 20 | 31 | 65.30% 5.28% | 15.84% -1.25% |
| Bennington College | 1,335 -15 | 32 2 | 44.53% -3.51% | 11.54% -4.38% |
| Champlain College | 1,310 60 | 28 | 82.92% 16.20% | 11.51% -3.94% |
| Saint Michael's College | 1,210 -10 | 28 -1 | 84.51% -7.34% | 11.80% -1.61% |
| Norwich University | 1,190 | - | 74.44% 0.83% | 13.75% -1.08% |