List of colleges and universities in Vermont.
Bennington College: Bennington College is a private school, established in 1932. Mariko Silver is the current president of the school. It has over 755 students enrolled. It has 63.5% acceptance rate. The school mascot is Eagle.Visit Site
Burlington College: Burlington College was established in 1972. Carol A. Moore, Ph.D. is the current president of the school. Currently, there are more than 200 students enrolled. The school has an acceptance rate of 56%.Visit Site
Castleton University: Castleton University is a public Liberal Arts school, established in 1787. David S. Wolk is the current president of the school. It has over 2,191 students enrolled. The school mascot is Sparty.Visit Site
Champlain College: Champlain College was established in 1878 by G. W. Thompson. Donald J. Laackman is the current president of the school. Currently, there are more than 2,000 students enrolled. The mascot for the school is Chauncey T. Beaver.Visit Site
College of St. Joseph: College of St. Joseph was established in 1956, affiliated with Roman Catholic. Richard B. LIyod is the current president of the school. It has over 418 students enrolled. The mascot for the school is the Fighting Saints.Visit Site
Community College of Vermont: Community College of Vermont is a public school, established in 1970. Joyce Judy is the current president of the school. Currently, there are more than 6,000 students enrolled. The school has an acceptance rate of 33%.Visit Site
Goddard College: Goddard College is a private school, established in 1863. Robert P. Kenny is the current president of the school. It has over 700 students enrolled. The school has 89% acceptance rate.Visit Site
Green Mountain College: Green Mountain College is a private school, established in 1834, affiliated with United Methodist Church. Paul J. Forteyn is the current president of the school. It has over 710 students enrolled. The school mascot is Larry the Eagle.Visit Site
Johnson State College: Johnson State College is a public school, established in 1828. Elaine C. Collins is the current president of the school. It has over 1,759 students enrolled. The school mascot is Badgers.Visit Site
Landmark College: Landmark College is a private school, established in 1985. Peter Eden, Ph.D. is the current president of the school. It has over 500 students enrolled. The mascot for the school is Finn, the shark.Visit Site
Lyndon State College: Lyndon State College is a public school, established in 1911. Timothy Donovan is the current chancellor of the school, and Joe Bertolino is the president. It has over 1,519 students enrolled. The school mascot is Hornet.Visit Site
Marlboro College: Marlboro College is a private school, established in 1946. Kevin Quigley is the current president of the school. It has over 200 students enrolled. The school has an acceptance rate of 46%.Visit Site
Middlebury College: Middlebury College was established in 1800, affiliated with NICU. Laurie L. Patton is the current president of the school. It has over 2,526 students enrolled. It has 16% acceptance rate. The school mascot is Panthers.Visit Site
New England Culinary Institute: New England Culinary Institute was established in 1980. Fran Voigt is the current president of the college. It has over 260 students enrolled. The school has 78% acceptance rate.Visit Site
Norwich University: Norwich University was established in 1819 by Captain Alden Partridge. The current president of the university is Dr. Richard W. Schneider. It has more than 3,400 enrolled students.Mascot for the university is the Cadet.Visit Site
Saint Michael’s College: Saint Michael’s College was founded in 1904 by Society of St. Edmund Priests. John J. Neuhauser is the current president of the college. It has approximately 2,316 enrolled students. The acceptance rate of the college is 78%. The mascot for the school is the Purple Knights.Visit Site
SIT Graduate Institute: SIT Graduate Institute was started in 1964, located in Brattleboro, Vermont. The current president of the institute is Donald K. Steinberg. It has more than 530 students enrolled. The institute mascot is the Chipmunk.Visit Site
Southern Vermont College: Southern Vermont College was started as Saint Joseph School of Business back in 1926. David R Evans is the current president and Neil Buckley is the provost. It has around 500 enrolled students. The acceptance rate of the school is 78%. The mMascot for the college is the Mountaineers.Visit Site
Sterling College: Sterling College was founded in 1887.The current president of the college is Scott Rich. It has approximately 704 enrolled students. The acceptance rate of the school is 89%. The mascot for the school is the Warriors.Visit Site
University of Vermont: University of Vermont was established in 1791. The current president of the university is E. Thomas Sullivan. It has approximately 11,900 enrolled students. The acceptance rate of the university is 73.4%. The mascot for the school is the Catamounts.Visit Site
Vermont College of Fine Arts: Vermont College of Fine Arts was founded in 2008. Thomas Christopher Greene is the current president of the college. It has around 380 postgraduate enrolled students and about 60 academic staff. The school mascot is the Fighting Tears.Visit Site
Vermont Law School: Vermont Law School was founded in 1972. Marc Mihaly is the current President and Dean of the school. It has approximately 660 enrolled students. The bar pass rate of the school is 85.2 %. The school mascot is a Fighting Swan.Visit Site
Vermont Technical College: Vermont Technical College was established 1866. Dan Smith is the current president of the college. It has around 1,453 enrolled students.Mascot for the college is the green Knights.Visit Site
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