VT · 15 COVERED COLLEGES

College ROI in Vermont

See the strongest eligible ROI and value signals, then browse every covered college located in the state.

7Colleges with a publishable ROI scenario
$59,133Median observed year-5 earnings
$25,239Median annual net price
−56%Median modeled 10-year ROI
STATE PRICE CONTEXT · 2024

Vermont's everyday prices are 2.0% below the U.S. average

This statewide BEA benchmark helps put college budgets in context. It is not tuition, a campus-specific cost estimate or an input to our ROI rankings.

Overall prices
98.0
Housing
86.5
Utilities
125.8
U.S. average = 100
LOW DEBT · SOLID COMPLETION

Where completer borrowers leave with less federal debt

Limited to currently operating colleges with at least 500 students and a completion rate at or above the Vermont median among debt-reporting colleges.

1Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury · Private nonprofit$13,857median federal debt91%college completion2University of VermontBurlington · Public$20,951median federal debt79%college completion3Bennington CollegeBennington · Private nonprofit$26,000median federal debt71%college completion4Champlain CollegeBurlington · Private nonprofit$26,814median federal debt65%college completion5Saint Michael's CollegeColchester · Private nonprofit$26,922median federal debt73%college completion
Debt covers federal student-loan borrowers who completed. Parent PLUS and private loans are excluded. This view does not rank ROI or guarantee affordability.
ALL COLLEGES IN VT

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The directory includes every College Scorecard institution assigned to Vermont, including online-only colleges at their federal administrative location and historical records marked as not currently operating. Online-only colleges are labeled and excluded from state top-10 lists because their students are not confined to that state. “Not available” means a required federal value was missing or suppressed. Top-10 ROI eligibility requires current operating status, a reported bachelor’s-level program, at least 500 students, observed earnings and average net price of at least $1,000.