APPLICATION FEE
No application fee.
The Community College of Vermont is a public two-year institution located in Montpelier, Vermont, serving over 5,300 students.
THE SIGNATURE
Explore university facts, programs, and campus life at a glance.
As a public community college, the Community College of Vermont offers accessible higher education opportunities within the state of Vermont. The campus is situated in the capital city of Montpelier, providing students with access to urban resources while maintaining a focused academic environment.
The institution enrolls approximately 5,377 students across its programs. First-year retention stands at 41 percent.
GETTING IN
Applicants may apply directly through the institution's official channels for further details regarding requirements and deadlines.
APPLICATION FEE
No application fee.
WHAT IT COSTS
Sticker price tells you little — net price after aid is what most families actually pay.
Source: IPEDS 2023
IN-STATE TUITION & FEES
$6,920/yr
Out-of-state: $13,640/yr. Vermont residents pay roughly 49% less.
Net price by income band
AVERAGE NET PRICE AFTER AID
$10,064/yr
Average aid package $3,683.
IN THE CLASSROOM
The college provides a range of academic programs designed to prepare students for careers or transfer opportunities.
Student–faculty ratio
20:1
First-year retention
41%
Compared with the 89% public-university median.
Undergrad majors
0
Undergraduate majors and programs
CAMPUS LIFE
Campus housing shows how many students live on-campus — which means nearby housing can be essential to the college experience.
Setting
Rural: Fringe
IN CONTEXT
How Community College of Vermont compares with officially identified or editorially reviewed peer institutions.
AFTER GRADUATION
What graduates earn and how reliably they land work — the bottom-line return on the degree.
Source: College Scorecard 2025
Median earnings · 10 yrs after entry
$36,234
Working after 10 yrs
14.3%
Share of former students working and not enrolled, ten years after entry.
Earning more than a high-school graduate
59.4%
59.4% of students out-earn the typical high-school graduate — a core measure of mobility.
Data Sources: U.S. Department of Education IPEDS, National Center for Education Statistics. University Apartments is not affiliated with Community College of Vermont.