Lyndon State College

Lyndon State College was a public four-year institution located in Lyndonville, Vermont, in Caledonia County in the Northeast Kingdom region of the state. The college offered programs across a range of fields including atmospheric sciences, business, education, communications, and applied psychology. Lyndon State College has since merged with Johnson State College to form Northern Vermont University as part of the Vermont State Colleges system consolidation.

Historically, Lyndon State College offered bachelor's and associate degree programs, with strengths in meteorology and atmospheric sciences, as well as professional programs in areas such as education and business administration. The college served a largely rural student population in one of Vermont's most rural regions.

Lyndonville is a small village in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, a region known for its rural character and outdoor recreation. The institution played an important role in providing higher education access to students in northern Vermont. Students seeking information about current programming should refer to Northern Vermont University – Lyndon, which continues to serve this campus location.