Vermont Colleges Ranked by Highest Graduation Rate
List of Colleges by Graduation Rate
List of Colleges by Graduation Rate
Below is a list of 18 colleges with the highest graduation rate in Vermont. Middlebury College tops the list with a graduation rate of 94%. Graduation rate is reported as the percent of students who graduate within 150% of the normal expected time to complete the degree.
Data is reported for the 2017/18 academic year by the U.S. Department of Education National Center for Education Statistics.
| College | Graduation Rate | |
|---|---|---|
| M |
Middlebury College |
94.2% |
| S |
Saint Michael's College |
77.6% |
| V |
University of Vermont |
76.2% |
| B |
Bennington College |
67.5% |
| M |
Marlboro College |
59.9% |
| C |
Champlain College |
57.7% |
| N |
Norwich University |
56.7% |
| V |
Vermont Technical College |
51.8% |
| C |
Castleton State College |
49.6% |
| G |
Green Mountain College |
44.5% |
| S |
Sterling College |
44.2% |
| S |
College of St Joseph |
38.2% |
| L |
Lyndon State College |
36.7% |
| J |
Johnson State College |
34.9% |
| S |
Southern Vermont College |
33.1% |
| G |
Goddard College |
25% |
| L |
Landmark College |
25.4% |
| C |
Community College of Vermont |
16.2% |
