The top city with the most 4-year colleges in Vermont is Burlington, VT with a total of 2 colleges with 17,735 students enrolled. Burlington is the largest city in terms of both the number of schools and total student population in Vermont.The largest college in Burlington is University of Vermont with 14,476 students enrolled.
Other top cities in Vermont include
- Montpelier, VT (2 colleges, 5,218 students). The largest college in Montpelier is Vermont College of Fine Arts with 190 students.
- Randolph, VT (1 colleges, 5,093 students). The leading institution in Randolph is Vermont State University with 5,093 students.
- Northfield, VT (1 colleges, 3,149 students). The most prominent college in Northfield is Norwich University with 3,149 students.
- Middlebury, VT (1 colleges, 2,803 students). The leading institution in Middlebury is Middlebury College with 2,803 students.
- Castleton, VT (1 colleges, 2,363 students). The leading institution in Castleton is Castleton University with 2,363 students.
- Johnson, VT (1 colleges, 1,779 students). The most prominent college in Johnson is Northern Vermont University with 1,779 students.
- Colchester, VT (1 colleges, 1,323 students). The leading institution in Colchester is Saint Michael's College with 1,323 students.
- Bennington, VT (1 colleges, 927 students). The top college in Bennington is Bennington College with 927 students.
- South Royalton, VT (1 colleges, 722 students). The top college in South Royalton is Vermont Law and Graduate School with 722 students.
Vermont Cities with Most Colleges
The following table lists cities with the most number of 4-year colleges in Vermont, including the total number of schools, total enrollment, undergraduate and graduate students
, along with the distribution of men and women students across institutions. Click on any city to explore detailed information about colleges in that area. Each page also includes information about community colleges and trade schoools in the metropolitan region and nearby cities.