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$19,058
per year
In-State Tuition
60%
Acceptance Rate
79%
Graduation Rate
89%
Retention Rate
University of Vermont is a public four-year institution in Burlington, VT. Programs offered include Business Administration, Psychology, Biology, Nursing and Environmental Science.
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Conditions University of Vermont places on CLEP credit
The University of Vermont considers credit for most — not all — of the 34 CLEP subject exams, and only if you have not already attempted a similar course at college level. It does not publish a numeric cut score: it says an acceptable score is one comparable to earning a C in the course, with an exception for language exams. An individual exam may earn between 3 and 12 credits depending on its scope, and applying that credit to your degree requirements needs the approval of the dean of your college or school. Ask the Office of Transfer Affairs which exams are on the list before you book one.
Healthcare & Medicine
Major: Clinical Laboratory Science
Major: Clinical Laboratory Science
Technology & Computer Science
Business & Finance
Engineering
Real Estate & Construction
Science & Research
Sports & Fitness
Major: Sports Science and Kinesiology
Agriculture & Environment
Broad degrees built to transfer into a bachelor’s program rather than lead to one specific career. They’re a common starting point at community colleges — you pick your major after you transfer.
Multi- and interdisciplinary programs that do not fall under a more specific code. NCES CIP 30.9999 "Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other".
A broad program across the humanities, social sciences, mathematics and natural sciences, most often taken as a transfer degree into a bachelor's program. NCES CIP 24.0101 "Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies".
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Sports
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Men’s teams
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Women’s teams
Team Sports(5)
Basketball
Soccer
Lacrosse
Field Hockey
Ice Hockey
Aquatic Sports(1)
Swimming and Diving
Other Sports(1)
Skiing
Typical Admitted Student
Application Requirements
Historical data for first-time undergraduate applicants seeking a degree or certificate; requirements may have changed. This does not specify a number of recommendation letters.
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In-State Students
Out-of-State Students
UVM automatically considers admitted first-year students for merit awards chosen on academic performance; it publishes no GPA or test cutoffs.
Vermont Scholars Award
CompetitiveUVM's scholarship page says up to $15,000 per year; the 2026-27 catalogue says $8,000 to $10,000 annually.
Renewable: 12 or more credits per semester and a 3.0 cumulative GPA
Automatically considered with the application for admission; no separate application.
For Vermont first-year students with the highest academic performance; no GPA or test cutoff is published.
Patrick Family Scholarship
CompetitiveUVM's scholarship page says up to $10,000 per year; the 2026-27 catalogue says $7,000 annually.
Renewable: 12 or more credits per semester and a 3.0 cumulative GPA
Automatically considered with the application for admission; no separate application.
For Vermont first-year students with outstanding academic performance; no GPA or test cutoff is published.
Presidential Scholarship
CompetitiveUVM's scholarship page says up to $30,000 annually; the 2026-27 catalogue says $20,000 to $25,000 annually.
Renewable: 12 or more credits per semester and a 3.0 cumulative GPA
Automatically considered with the application for admission; no separate application.
For out-of-state or international first-year students with the highest academic performance; no GPA or test cutoff is published. Regional Tuition Break students are considered at a lower amount.
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College scholarship pageChecked Oct 30, 2026
From the U.S. Department of Education’s College Scorecard, most recent reporting cohort.
Net Price(family income < $30K)
$11,127
Per year, after grants & scholarships
Median Earnings
$62,472
10 years after entry, working full-time
Median Debt at Graduation
$20,951
Among completers who borrowed
Verified on Sep 2026
Conditions University of Vermont places on CLEP credit
The University of Vermont considers credit for most — not all — of the 34 CLEP subject exams, and only if you have not already attempted a similar course at college level. It does not publish a numeric cut score: it says an acceptable score is one comparable to earning a C in the course, with an exception for language exams. An individual exam may earn between 3 and 12 credits depending on its scope, and applying that credit to your degree requirements needs the approval of the dean of your college or school. Ask the Office of Transfer Affairs which exams are on the list before you book one.
Exam-level breakdown not yet available. Visit the official credit policy page for the full list of accepted exams.
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Chittenden County
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