Vermont 4-Years Colleges With The Highest SAT Scores

The 2025 average SAT score of Vermont colleges is 1318 which is 11 points higher than previous SAT score of 1307.

Middlebury College has the highest SAT score of 1500 among 6 Vermont colleges that consider SAT score for admission.

Of those 6 Vermont colleges, 3 schools' SAT scores increased compared to last year, and 2 schools' scores decreased. 1 schools' scores are same as last year.

The table below shows the 6 Vermont colleges with the highest SAT scores along with important academic statistics.

The average undergraduate tuition & fees of the schools is $54,734 and graduate tuition & fees is $20,543 for the academic year 2024-2025.

Comparison between Vermont 4-Years Colleges With The Highest SAT Scores

Table. Vermont 4-Years Colleges With The Highest SAT Scores Comparison
	School Name	SAT Score	ACT Score	Acceptance Rate	Yield	Undergraduate Tuition & Fees	Total Population	Graduation Rate	Students to Faculty Ratio
1 -	Middlebury College Middlebury, VTPrivate, 4-year	1,500 10	34	10.75%	44.36%	$67,600	2,803	91.00%	8 to 1
2 1	University of Vermont Burlington, VTPublic, 4-year	1,360 20	31	65.30%	15.84%	$45,502 ($19,058)	14,476	79.00%	17 to 1
3 1	Bennington College Bennington, VTPrivate, 4-year	1,335 15	32	44.53%	11.54%	$66,262	927	71.00%	9 to 1
4 -	Champlain College Burlington, VTPrivate, 4-year	1,310 60	28	82.92%	11.51%	$47,850	3,259	65.00%	13 to 1
5 -	Saint Michael's College Colchester, VTPrivate, 4-year	1,210 10	28	84.51%	11.80%	$51,450	1,323	73.00%	10 to 1
6 -	Norwich University Northfield, VTPrivate, 4-year	1,190 -	-	74.44%	13.75%	$49,740	3,149	60.00%	13 to 1
	Average	1,318	31	60.41%	18.13%	$54,734 ($19,058)	4,323	73.17%	12 to 1

Vermont 4-Years Colleges with Higher SAT Scores for Admission

Comparison between Vermont 4-Years Colleges With The Highest SAT Scores