Vermont College Costs: Net Price at Every School

Average net price is what full-time first-time undergraduates actually paid after grant and scholarship aid (2022-23 IPEDS Student Financial Aid data, retrieved 2026-08-13). Published tuition is the 2023-24 sticker price. Sorted by average net price, lowest first. Schools that did not report net price are listed at the end.

Vermont has 14 degree-granting, Title IV institutions in the current federal dataset: 4 public, and 10 private nonprofit (13 four-year and 1 two-year).

Across the 9 four-year institutions that reported net price, the average was $31,734 and the median $30,785. (IPEDS SFA 2022-23, retrieved 2026-08-13.)

Lowest-cost online options for Vermont residents

SchoolCityTypeAvg net pricePublished tuition
Community College of VermontMontpelierpublic$10,064$6,920
Vermont State UniversityRandolphpublic$21,253$11,400
University of VermontBurlingtonpublic$22,062$18,890
Middlebury CollegeMiddleburyprivate nonprofit$22,912$65,280
Norwich UniversityNorthfieldprivate nonprofit$28,196$49,600
Sterling CollegeCraftsbury Commonprivate nonprofit$30,785$40,760
Saint Michael's CollegeColchesterprivate nonprofit$30,806$50,040
Bennington CollegeBenningtonprivate nonprofit$35,108$64,644
Champlain CollegeBurlingtonprivate nonprofit$36,846$45,550
Landmark CollegePutneyprivate nonprofit$57,640$64,290
SIT Graduate InstituteBrattleboroprivate nonprofitNot reportedNot reported
Vermont College of Fine ArtsMontpelierprivate nonprofitNot reportedNot reported
Vermont Law and Graduate SchoolSouth Royaltonprivate nonprofitNot reportedNot reported
Vermont State Colleges-Office of the ChancellorMontpelierpublicNot reportedNot reported

Source: U.S. Department of Education IPEDS. Net price 2022-23, published charges 2023-24. Retrieved 2026-08-13. See methodology.