There are 16 colleges in Vermont - 3 public and 13 private schools. The 2025 average undergraduate tuition of the Vermont colleges is $15,505 for state residents and $43,857 for out-of-state students.

14 Vermont cities have at least one college and, of them, Montpelier has the most of 2 colleges. It has 1 four-year colleges and 1 community college with a total of 5,218 students. Burlington and Craftsbury Common also has a number of colleges of 2 and 1 colleges respectively.

The following table shows the Vermont colleges by city. The 2025 tuition & fees based on 4-year colleges' cost. You can view the list of colleges and average statistics for each city by following the link on the city name. Furthermore, you can sort the table by each column by touching/clicking the colum title.

16 Vermont Colleges by City
CityNumber of SchoolsUnder-graduate TuitionGraduate TuitionPopulationStudents to Faculty
Total4-yearCommunity CollegesTrade SchoolsTotalUnder.Graduate
Montpelier 211- $26,593 $26,593 5,218 5,028 190 10 to 1
Burlington 22-- $46,676
($19,058)
$22,486
($14,426)
17,735 15,054 2,681 15 to 1
Craftsbury Common 11-- $40,760 - 57 57 - 7 to 1
Randolph 11-- $22,296
($11,952)
$10,200
($7,932)
5,093 4,108 985 13 to 1
Middlebury 11-- $67,600 $15,210 2,803 2,760 43 8 to 1
South Burlington 1--1 - - 104 104 - 17 to 1
Williston 1--1 - - 80 80 - 16 to 1
Brattleboro 11-- $20,734 $45,445 644 585 59 13 to 1
South Royalton 11-- $45,240 $46,540 722 - 722 -
Plainfield 11-- $19,568 $23,898 263 113 150 7 to 1
Putney 11-- $66,540 - 672 604 68 7 to 1
Northfield 11-- $49,740 $25,056 3,149 2,626 523 13 to 1
Colchester 11-- $51,450 $13,400 1,323 1,120 203 10 to 1
Bennington 11-- $66,262 $24,617 927 797 130 9 to 1