College profile

University of Vermont: Acceptance Rate and SAT Scores

University of Vermont admits about 65.3% of applicants. The reported SAT middle-50% range is 1290–1440 (sum of the section 25th/75th percentiles reported to College Scorecard). That SAT range concords to roughly a 27–32 ACT Composite under the official 2018 College Board/ACT concordance table.

  1. See University of Vermont's key stats below.
  2. Check whether your SAT score is a Reach, In Range, or Likely.
  3. Compare University of Vermont with another college on your list.
Acceptance rate 65.3%
SAT range 1290-1440
Net price $20,277
Graduation rate 81.2%

University of Vermont At a Glance

LocationBurlington, Vermont
TypePublic
Undergraduate Enrollment11,743
Acceptance Rate65.3%
SAT Range (Reading & Writing)660-730
SAT Range (Math)630-710
SAT Range (Combined, approx.)1290-1440
Average SAT (Combined)1374
ACT Range30-32
Average Net Price$20,277/yr
Tuition (In-State)$19,514/yr
Tuition (Out-of-State)$47,554/yr
4-Year Graduation Rate81.2%
Full-Time Retention Rate89.2%
Median Earnings, 10 Years After Entry$68,368
Median Debt at Completion$19,500

How University of Vermont Compares

University of Vermont is more selective than about 69% of the 254 schools in this list with a published acceptance rate.

With about 11,743 students, it is larger than about 31% of the 265 schools in this list.

Similar Colleges

The University of Texas at Dallas Richardson, TX — 65% acceptance New Jersey Institute of Technology Newark, NJ — 65% acceptance University of California-Santa Cruz Santa Cruz, CA — 66% acceptance Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton, FL — 66% acceptance CUNY Queens College Queens, NY — 64% acceptance University of North Carolina Wilmington Wilmington, NC — 64% acceptance

Frequently Asked Questions

What is University of Vermont's acceptance rate?

University of Vermont's acceptance rate is about 65.3%, based on the most recent data reported to the U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.

What SAT score do you need for University of Vermont?

Admitted students at University of Vermont typically report a combined SAT score between 1290 and 1440 (the reported 25th to 75th percentile range).

Does University of Vermont require the SAT?

Test-optional and test-required policies change from year to year and are not part of the College Scorecard data used on this page. Check University of Vermont's own admissions site for its current testing policy, linked below.

What is the average cost of University of Vermont?

The average net price reported for University of Vermont is $20,277 per year, after grant and scholarship aid.

Build a study plan Aim for a 1365 SAT score, University of Vermont's reported middle. Find colleges that match you Match your SAT/ACT score and GPA to real universities. SAT question bank Practice with real Digital SAT questions.
Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard. Figures reflect the most recent data available via the College Scorecard API — see also University of Vermont's official site.