College Tuition in Vermont (2026)

13 colleges · College Scorecard data · Updated September 10, 2026

Average In-State Tuition$42,813
National Average$18,082
vs. National+137%
Colleges Listed13

Vermont vs. National Average

VermontNationalDifference
Average in-state tuition$42,813$18,082+137%

Cheapest: Community College of Vermont at $6,920 · Most expensive: Middlebury College at $67,600

All 13 Colleges in Vermont

#CollegeCityIn-State TuitionOut-of-StateAcceptance
1Community College of VermontMontpelier$6,920$13,640—
2Vermont State UniversityRandolph$11,952$22,29682%
3University of VermontBurlington$19,058$45,50265%
4Sterling CollegeCraftsbury Common$40,760$40,76067%
5Champlain CollegeBurlington$47,850$47,85083%
6Norwich UniversityNorthfield$49,740$49,74074%
7Saint Michael's CollegeColchester$51,450$51,45085%
8Bennington CollegeBennington$66,262$66,26245%
9Landmark CollegePutney$66,540$66,54049%
10Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury$67,600$67,60011%
11O'Briens Aveda InstituteWilliston$17,000 †——
12SIT Graduate InstituteBrattleboro———
13Advanced Welding InstituteSouth Burlington$22,500 †——

† Published tuition for the school's largest program; the school does not report a school-wide in-state rate. — means College Scorecard publishes no figure for that field.

FAQ

How much does college cost in Vermont?

The average in-state tuition in Vermont is $42,813 per year, based on 13 colleges.

What is the cheapest college in Vermont?

The lowest in-state tuition in Vermont is $6,920 at Community College of Vermont.

What is the most expensive college in Vermont?

The highest in-state tuition in Vermont is $67,600 at Middlebury College.

How does Vermont compare to the national average?

The national average in-state tuition is $18,082; Vermont is 137% above that.

How many colleges are in Vermont?

College Scorecard lists 13 colleges in Vermont.