Vermont State University

Vermont State University is a public four-year institution located in Randolph, Vermont, in a rural remote setting. The university enrolls 7,540 students (IPEDS 2023) and holds a quality score of 46.83 out of 100. Its completion rate is 49% (IPEDS 2023), and the retention rate is 67% (IPEDS 2023).

Vermont State University offers a diverse portfolio of technical and health programs across certificate and associate degree levels. Engineering technology programs include Architectural Engineering Technologies, Civil Engineering Technologies, Electrical/Electronic Engineering Technologies, Electromechanical Engineering Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, Mechanical Engineering Technology, and Energy Systems Technology. Trades and automotive programs include Automobile/Automotive Mechanics and Diesel Mechanics. Health programs include Registered Nursing, Radiologic Technology, and Respiratory Therapy. Programs are offered at the certificate and associate degree levels.

Randolph is a rural Vermont community, and Vermont State University serves a geographically dispersed student population across multiple campuses. The university provides accessible pathways to technical and health credentials for students throughout Vermont and the broader New England region.