The Most Expensive Colleges in Vermont by Average Net Price for 2023
The highest net price colleges in Vermont are ranked by the average net price paid. Net price is the average cost paid as determined by tuition minus scholarship and grant financial aid and grant financial aid and may be a more accurate estimation of real life costs than published tuition. Discount from list price represents the effective percent discount from published costs that students averaged. Please note that net price varies on a student by student basis based on finanical situation and no financial aid is guaranteed. Champlain College leads the list with a $35,870 average annual net price paid in 2014-2015.
Net price data are reprinted from the U.S. Department of Education's IPEDS Survey and reflect reported costs for the 2014-2015 academic year.
| College | Net Price | Discount |
|---|---|---|
#1 Champlain CollegeBurlington, Private Not For Profit |
$35,870 | 40% |
#2 Bennington CollegeBennington, Private Not For Profit |
$35,386 | 55% |
#3 Saint Michael's CollegeColchester, Private Not For Profit |
$31,096 | 52% |
#4 Norwich UniversityNorthfield, Private Not For Profit |
$25,641 | 58% |
#5 Middlebury CollegeMiddlebury, Private Not For Profit |
$24,517 | 68% |
#6 Goddard CollegePlainfield, Private Not For Profit |
$23,794 | 26% |
#7 Vermont Technical CollegeRandolph Center, Public Not For Profit |
$21,279 | 28% |
#8 University of VermontBurlington, Public Not For Profit |
$20,235 | 40% |
#9 Sterling CollegeCraftsbury Common, Private Not For Profit |
$17,685 | 65% |
#10 Castleton State CollegeCastleton, Public Not For Profit |
$17,528 | 33% |
#11 Johnson State CollegeJohnson, Public Not For Profit |
$16,800 | 35% |
#12 Lyndon State CollegeLyndonville, Public Not For Profit |
$13,304 | 42% |