Launch a meaningful career in public service with an associate degree in criminal justice from Vermont State University. In our broad-based program, you’ll study law enforcement, corrections, criminology, the court system, and ethics. Electives let you customize the curriculum to suit your interests and add relevant skills for your chosen career path. Your degree will open doors for jobs in law enforcement, corrections, juvenile justice, victim advocacy, and more. Or, seamlessly continue your studies by completing our B.A. in Criminal Justice.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Criminal Justice, A.A.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Criminal Justice at Vermont State?
Job Readiness: Graduate ready to start your career. Possible jobs with an associate degree in criminal justice include evidence technician, crime scene technician, victim advocate, probation officer, police officer, insurance investigator, and paralegal. Graduates of our bachelor’s program have launched their careers with the U.S. Secret Service, Interpol, the Vermont Attorney General’s Office, court systems, social justice nonprofits, and law enforcement agencies.
Flexible Curriculum: Enjoy the freedom to strategically customize your curriculum. You’ll choose five electives, spanning courses focused on aspects of the criminal justice system, like Juvenile Justice, to those that will let you add in-demand skills for the workplace, like GIS Applications in Criminal Justice.
Foundation for Further Studies: Through our rigorous and broad curriculum, you’ll receive an ideal preparation to continue your studies with a B.A. If you pursue your B.A. at Vermont State, you’ll have many of the requirements out of the way, clearing a path to an affordable and efficient completion of a bachelor’s degree.
Experienced Faculty: Learn about criminal justice and law enforcement from faculty with extensive industry experience for valuable insights to enhance your career preparation.
What You’ll Learn
Vermont State’s criminal justice associate degree program is designed to prepare you for a variety of career paths with a broad, practically-oriented curriculum. You will study the core areas of criminal justice, including criminology, law enforcement, corrections, the court system, and ethical considerations in the field.
A generous selection of electives allows you to deepen your professional knowledge and competence in areas that will strengthen your qualifications and skills for a particular career trajectory.
Learn with us and you’ll understand the theory and acquire the technical skills to work in any part of the software development life cycle. Whether you hope to become a software engineer, UI/UX developer, or full-stack developer, you’ll be ready to enter an expanding job market or go on to earn a bachelor’s degree.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Software Engineering, A.S. This includes the general tuition and program tuition.
$13,680 Full Time Annual
$570 /credit
$24,696 Full Time Annual
$1,029 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Industry-Focused: We’ll ensure you’re equipped with the skills and problem-solving ability the industry needs right now.
Flexibility: We let you design a degree plan that fits your schedule and interests.
Expanding Opportunities: Jobs in software engineering are expected to grow 22% by 2030.*
Career Preparation: We’ll prepare you for the jobs that exist now as well as the ones that will be in demand for years to come.
*U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
What You’ll Learn
You’ll learn multiple programming languages, how to develop and maintain web pages, and best practices for testing and troubleshooting code. We’ll also introduce you to social and historical contexts that influence software development, which will help you identify user problems and find appropriate solutions. You’ll become a competent, ethical professional ready to jump into your career.
Internship opportunities, connections with local businesses, and student clubs will allow you to explore your interests and develop skills in real-world settings.
Special Facilities
State-of-the art technology in our dedicated computer and electronics labs will let you practice using technology currently in use across industries.
Get ready to solve intricate math problems and communicate your discoveries by earning your associate degree in Mathematics from Vermont State University. We'll help you develop the foundational skills needed for a successful career in business, science, and technology. This program also prepares you to continue your education in a bachelor’s degree program.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Mathematics, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Mathematics at Vermont State?
Growing Opportunity: According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, math-related careers are projected to grow by 33% until 2030.
Small Classes: You’ll work closely with expert faculty who genuinely care about your success.
Broad Preparation: We’ll prepare you to immediately begin your career or continue your studies at the bachelor’s.
Practical Focus: Our emphasis is on helping you learn practical problem-solving skills in addition to essential knowledge in mathematics.
What You’ll Learn
Core courses include Calculus, Linear Algebra, and Statistics. We’ll teach you how to apply predicate logic and construct mathematical proofs using proper grammar and precise notation, as well as develop the ability to effectively communicate complex mathematical ideas orally and in writing.
Vermont State University’s Music Business & Industry program is for anyone with a passion for music. With multiple concentrations and majors for music industry jobs, we provide broad career preparation. You’ll gain essential knowledge in your courses, develop practical hands-on skills in internships and student clubs, and learn from world-class faculty with tons of experience. Classes cover all aspects of music industry studies, from writing and recording music, to marketing products and artists, to promoting concerts and tours. You’ll graduate with an impressive portfolio of experiences and marketable skills that will set you apart in this exciting and competitive field.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Music Business & Industry, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Music Business & Industry at Vermont State?
No Experience Necessary: In this contemporary music program, excitement and dedication are the primary prerequisites.
One-on-one Instrument Instruction: Expand your knowledge of your instrument or learn a new musical instrument in weekly private, one-on-one, lessons taught by an amazing group of talented instructors.
Active Students: You’ll be able to participate in Greggfest, a student-organized music festival, or work on projects for the student-run record label.
Dedicated Facilities: Enjoy 24-7 access to a state-of-the-art recording studio, computer lab, rehearsal spaces, multipurpose classrooms, and the world-class Alexander Twilight Theater.
Dedicated Professors: Work closely with Award-winning faculty who have extensive experience collaborating with numerous world-renowned artists.
Industry Certification: You’ll have the opportunity to earn two professional-level certifications for the industry-standard Pro Tools digital audio workstation (DAW), which will help you show
What You’ll Learn You’ll study a range of topics to develop a solid foundation of skills and knowledge. Courses in music production and engineering, music theory, songwriting, and marketing will prepare you for what’s next. You’ll learn about the management, financial, and legal sides of the industry, or you can focus on pre- and post-production for television and film. We also offer courses in music distribution, publishing, and event management. You’ll graduate ready for your next chapter, whether that’s further study or jumping into your dream job.
Outside the Classroom, in the Community You’ll have numerous opportunities to participate in internships, co-ops, and student-run activities, and you’ll benefit from personalized career coaching, alumni networking, and faculty connections.
Students regularly collaborate with renowned recording studios like Paramount and Old Mill Road; support famous music festivals like Bonnaroo and Wanderlust; and work at regional music venues such as The Palladium and Higher Ground.
“I’ve learned to be a lot more ready to get into things even if I haven’t done something before. Just getting in there is the best way to learn. If you’re willing to put in the work, the MBI program is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. The culture in the program is indicative of the culture in the industry, and a lot of people here have the right attitude — they really care about what they’re doing and what they’re part of.”
In Vermont State University’s Information Technology A.S., you’ll get both the classroom and real-world experience you need to design, build, and deploy dynamic software systems; scalable and secure data networks; and telecommunication infrastructures. Our students develop the technical savvy necessary to effectively interact with software developers at a detailed level while recognizing the big-picture business viewpoint and how to communicate effectively with the rest of an organization.
When you pursue an associate degree, you will graduate ready to contribute as a member of a technology team and will be knowledgeable about web design and systems, systems administration, and have built a programming skills foundation. Graduates of this program are prepared to understand the organization and technology of computers, databases, networking, and other information technologies. Students are introduced to the breadth of technologies and to the basics of the business world.
Because of the broad technological background this program provides, you will be well-prepared to enter new technical areas as the field expands and evolves.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Information Technology, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Information Technology at Vermont State?
Career Opportunities: The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts over 42,000 annual job openings and an expected 11% growth through 2030.
Preparation: Our graduates have excellent career success, with the vast majority finding employment or continuing their education within six months of graduation.
Hands-on Learning: In our cutting-edge labs, you’ll develop your skills as you design, build, and deploy dynamic software systems and secure data networks.
Expert Faculty: Learn from our expert faculty, who bring real-world experience from the military, Fortune 500 companies, and their own startups.
What You’ll Learn
We’ll help you master the basics of programming and system maintenance. By the end of the program, you’ll be able to:
Understand fundamental programming concepts and write simple programs to help maintain systems
Develop and maintain static and simple dynamic web pages, including those connected to databases
Install, monitor, and maintain simple computer networks
Administer systems to provide shared services, including those that employ UNIX-based operating systems
Understand the historical and social context of information technology
We offer numerous internships, co-ops, career coaching, and more—opportunities that will grow your professional network and allow you to develop skills in real-world settings.
Special Facilities
Our dedicated computer and electronics labs give you access to state-of-the art technology in use across industries.
Our Electrical Engineering Technology degree prepares you to find work in any number of challenging positions. The degree will give you a foundation in the principles of electrical and electronic design and development, combined with hands-on laboratory work. As engineering technicians, you are qualified to work in such varied activities as maintenance, manufacturing, production, and installation of complex electrical, electronic, or electromechanical products. You may also assist in research and development. You can be a key player in incorporating sustainable technologies that will transform the coming decades. Testing, quality control, management, and customer service are among the additional job opportunities available. You will be able to find work in the power industry, biotech, electronic manufacturing, robotics, aerospace, and many other industries.
As a student who pursues a two-year associate degree in electrical engineering technology, you will have the option to continue your education to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering Technology, Electromechanical Engineering Technology, or Business Administration.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Electrical Engineering Technology, A.E. This includes the general tuition and program tuition.
$13,680 Full Time Annual
$570 /credit
$24,696 Full Time Annual
$1,029 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Electrical Engineering Technology at Vermont State?
Hands-on Practice: You’ll spend as much time training in the lab as you do in the classroom.
State-of-the-Art Technology: Our analog and digital labs are equipped with industry-standard instruments, power supplies, and controllers, giving you practical experience with no learning curve.
Career Preparation: We offer specific preparation for a variety of jobs, including maintenance, manufacturing, production, and installation of complex electrical, electronic, or electromechanical products, field technician, testing, quality control, management, and more, so you’ll graduate ready to start your career.
Practical Focus: Our emphasis is on helping you develop the practical skills you’ll need for on-the-job success.
What You’ll Learn
We’ll prepare you to apply your knowledge and skills to solve well-defined engineering problems. You’ll learn to design solutions for technical problems and communicate effectively in both technical and non-technical environments. You’ll also conduct tests and experiments, practice working effectively in a team, and study professional ethics. We’ll help you become a skilled technician ready to make a positive impact on society.
We provide numerous internships, co-ops, and career coaching opportunities. We maintain relationships with local businesses to connect you to potential learning opportunities and help you widen your professional network.
Special Facilities
Our analog and digital labs provide you with dedicated space to practice and develop skills.
Equipment available includes oscilloscopes, function generators, soldering stations, power supplies, 3D printers, PC board fabrication, machining tools, testing equipment, and computer workstations.
Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET.
Establish a foundation in computing skills for entry-level positions in the computing industry with an associate degree in computer information systems from Vermont State University. In our two-year program, you’ll learn the basics of computer software, hardware, and systems administration and gain a big-picture understanding of the business environment so you can help organizations achieve their goals through the application of computing.
A hands-on, career-focused curriculum will prepare you for well-paying jobs in areas like IT support and software development or to develop your skills further in Vermont State’s B.S. program.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Computer Information Systems, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Computer Information Systems at Vermont State?
Expanding Opportunities: As businesses increasingly rely upon digital technology, careers in computer and information systems are expected to grow 15% over the present decade, much faster than the national average.*
Technology in Context: See the big picture. You’ll learn about all the major components of computer systems, including hardware, software, and networking. Plus, you’ll gain an understanding of the business environment so you can make strategic recommendations about how technology can contribute to organizational goals.
Expert Faculty: Small classes taught by industry professionals ensure material is relevant to today’s workplace and that you’ll have the support you need to master it.
Options for Your Future: Graduate with the skills you need to start a career in IT right away or to seamlessly transition into the B.S. program at Vermont State to unlock further opportunities.
*U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
What You’ll Learn
Vermont State’s program focuses on applying information technology within a business setting, preparing you to solve strategic problems with innovative tech. Your courses will cover all aspects of the IT discipline, including networking and system administration, programming and software development, and web design. You’ll be ready to design and deploy systems and address the information technology needs of an organization, including troubleshooting technical issues, maintaining infrastructure, and storing data.
Possible jobs with an associate degree in computer information systems include web developer, network support specialist, IT support technician, and similar entry-level roles.
Whether working with a local business, completing an internship, or participating in a student club, you’ll be able to pursue your interests and develop skills in real-world settings.
Special Facilities
Two state-of-the-art computer labs along with three electronics labs allow you to apply what you learn in the classroom, building practical skills, like troubleshooting and network configuration, that will give you confidence from day one on the job.
At Vermont State you won’t just get an associate degree in Psychology—you’ll get a well-rounded education and career preparation. Our dynamic curriculum combines classroom learning with hands-on professional experience, giving you the chance to develop your psychological knowledge and skills in real-world settings. Through partnerships with community organizations, you’ll even have the opportunity to learn while making a difference in the community.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Psychological Science, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Psychological Science at Vermont State?
Flexibility: Our program is affordable, accessible, and flexible. You can tailor your program to your interests and schedule.
Small Classes: We offer small classes and the same cutting-edge curriculum as larger universities. You’ll work closely with expert faculty who have years of experience.
Hands-on Experience: You’ll gain real-world experience through internships and research opportunities in faculty-led psychology research labs.
Career Preparation: We’ll prepare you for further study or careers in mental health, education, healthcare, or business.
What You’ll Learn
Core classes cover the full range of psychological attributes, including language, addiction, attention, learning, and many more—even how the brain responds to nature. We’ll teach you how to use psychology to understand social media, parenting, mental illness, and many other aspects of people’s day-to-day lives. And you’ll develop skills necessary for working in therapeutic, educational, hospital, research, and business settings.
We provide numerous opportunities for you to conduct real-world research. Plus, we partner with over 700 internship sites. They include:
Johnson Elementary School
Vermont Center on Behavior and Health (UVM Medical Center)
Lamoille Family Center
Rutland Parent Child Center
Laraway Youth and Family Services
Lamoille County Mental Health
Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital
Restorative Justice
Vermont Department of Parole and Probation
Recent students have interned in the following roles, just to name a few:
one-to-one therapeutic educational aid
youth and adult program manager
therapeutic equine assistant
adaptive ski instructor, behavior interventionist
psychiatric medical assistant
mental health care coordinator
Special Facilities
You’ll have access to hands-on research experience using virtual reality, a behavioral genetics lab, a language and cognitive development lab, an infant development lab, and a cognitive neuroscience lab.
Get ready to take the lead in a variety of construction management jobs with Vermont State University's Construction Management associate degree program. Through a broad range of hands-on courses covering business management and construction materials and practices, prepare to be a vital member of the team guiding residential, commercial, industrial, and civil construction projects to successful completion. Put your skills to use immediately in a well-paying job or continue your education in our bachelor’s degree program for expanded opportunities.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Construction Management, A.A.S. This includes the general tuition and program tuition.
$13,680 Full Time Annual
$570 /credit
$24,696 Full Time Annual
$1,029 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Construction Management at Vermont State?
Return on Investment: Earn a degree that will translate into a well-paying career. 100% of our alumni have found construction management jobs within six months of graduation.
Leverage Your Experience: Already have construction industry experience? Add management expertise to your practical knowledge to advance to positions of greater responsibility and pay.
Individualized Attention: Work closely with experienced, expert faculty in small classes that ensure you’ll get the attention you need to master the material.
Growing Opportunities: The U.S. Department of labor predicts the construction management field will add 51,400 new jobs by 2030.
What You’ll Learn
In Vermont State’s construction management associate degree program, you’ll experience hands-on, practically focused instruction to prepare you for roles in this growing field. You’ll graduate ready for the job with:
Knowledge of building systems and materials for residential and commercial construction
Experience with industry-standard software used for research, documentation, calculation, and communication
Sharpened skills in written and oral communication in the construction management context
An understanding of loads and material selection for structural elements
The ability to estimate the costs, materials, and time required for complex projects
Knowledge of industry safety standards and how to maintain them on the job site
Gain valuable practical experience through a paid summer internship. During the following semester, you’ll reflect on your time and deepen your learning through discussion with peers and a faculty mentor.
Recent Employers:
Consigli Construction
DEW Construction
Engelberth Construction
Greenman-Pedersen Inc.
HP Cummings
J.A. McDonald, Inc.
K&E Electric
Naylor and Breen Builders
Neagley and Chase Construction
New England Air Systems
PC Construction
Pike Industries
Trumbull-Nelson Construction
Whiting-Turner Construction
Special Facilities
The Construction Lab is a large, multi-purpose space used for lectures and presentations as well as hands-on lab and group work with building products and systems.
Graduation Rates and Headcounts
Graduation rates and headcounts appear for accreditation purposes.
2021-2022
Graduates
Headcount
B.S.
5
29
A.A.S.
8
10
2020-2021
Graduates
Headcount
B.S.
7
34
A.A.S.
7
9
2019-2020
Graduates
Headcount
B.S.
8
38
A.A.S.
10
16
2018-2019
Graduates
Headcount
B.S.
15
39
A.A.S.
9
23
2017-2018
Graduates
Headcount
B.S.
10
42
A.A.S.
3
20
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Program Outcomes
100%Placement Rate
Vermont Tech 6 Month Outcome Survey, Class of 2019.
Our Business Administration associate degree program allows you to graduate in two years with a strong foundation in running businesses. You’ll start taking classes in your major immediately and gain the tools you need to become a future leader and adapt to the rapid pace of innovation in the global economy. You’ll benefit from the interdisciplinary nature of our program, which includes courses in accounting, management, marketing, and more, and you’ll be ready to transition seamlessly to a bachelor’s degree program when you’re ready.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Business Administration, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
$375 per credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
Undergraduate (Online Programs)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
$28 per credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Business Administration at Vermont State?
Relationship-Based Education: Our student-centered, inclusive, and supportive environment promotes personal growth and development.
Small Classes: Dedicated faculty know how business works because they have years of experience working in business. They will know your name and work closely with you to create a personal, meaningful educational experience.
Flexibility: We offer multiple schedule and class format options, along with five campus locations. You’ll be able to create a degree plan that fits your life.
Affordability: Our program will give you a substantial return on your investment. You will have the opportunity to prepare for a successful career with earning potential for financial stability.
What You’ll Learn
You’ll develop your technical skills and knowledge, along with essential soft skills in areas such as communication, leadership, professionalism, creativity, teamwork, and conflict resolution. We integrate concepts of diversity, equity, inclusion, ethics, and corporate social responsibility throughout the curriculum.
Learn the fundamentals of the dynamic communications field and practice them hands-on in Vermont State’s Associate of Arts in Communications. In this two-year degree program, you’ll focus on the full suite of skills, from writing and editing to broadcast and digital, and you can also choose to further focus in one of three concentration areas. Every field depends on solid communications skills, and digital knowledge is a given in most jobs today. With this Communications associate degree, you’ll graduate with a versatile and adaptable foundational skill set for a career in social media, journalism, public relations, or cinema.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Communications, A.A.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Communications at Vermont State?
Hands-on learning: Our relationship-based program prides itself on getting you in the field as early as your first semester. This hands-on approach coupled with experiential learning opportunities means you will graduate with a solid skill set and relevant job experience.
State-of-the-art technology: You’ll have access to media labs with all the technologies and software that you need to create professional-level media: two HD studios, Black Magic cameras, Panasonic broadcast cameras, multiple Mac labs fully equipped with Adobe Creative Cloud, and a state-of-the-art video and production studio.
Real-world opportunities: Vermont State strives to connect you to real-world opportunities woven within the coursework. These allow you to use your skills to give back to local and regional businesses.
Job placement success: From education to engineering and from healthcare to retail and manufacturing, nearly every industry has a need for skilled communicators.
What You’ll Learn
Vermont State’s A.A. in Communications is built upon the core courses that every communications student needs, with hands-on experiences to really hone in on the skillsets required for each concentration. Students choosing the general Associate degree in Communications without a specific concentration will have the opportunity to explore all communications disciplines — audio, visual, and marketing.
Outside the Classroom, In the Community
Students who take part in the associate degree program could find themselves interning within the university’s marketing office, working with a local business to create a strong PR or Marketing strategy on social media, or could be working alongside a journalist at a local paper or news station.
Concentrations in Communications
Students in this program may choose to earn a general Communications degree or combine their foundational classes with one of three concentrations.
Cinema Studies & Production (Castleton and Lyndon Campuses)
Journalism
Multimedia Journalism Track (Castleton Campus)
Broadcast Journalism Track (Lyndon Campus)
New Media (Castleton and Lyndon Campuses)
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Minors Available in the Communications Program
Interested in adding a minor to your degree program? See minors available in the Communications program below.
Ready to follow your passion into a career in the outdoor field? Vermont State’s associate of science degree in Mountain Resort Management will prepare you to work in all aspects of the mountain and ski resort industry, from on-the-mountain to back-of-the house positions. You’ll learn the skills and strategies to be an effective manager at the winter and year-round mountain resorts where you love to play — in a two-year program designed to jumpstart your career.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Mountain Resort Management, A.S.
$9,984 Full Time Annual
$416 /credit
$19,992 Full Time Annual
$833 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Standard Food Plan
$5,068 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Mountain Resort Management at Vermont State?
Great job prospects: Gain the skills needed to move from a customer or seasonal worker to year-round staff at the resorts where you play in this growing field.
Two-year program. Build a solid foundation for various roles in this field through classes in resort software technologies, business and marketing, environmental science, mountain and ski resort management, leadership, group dynamics, and more — in just two years.
Unbeatable location: Our Lyndon campus is located minutes from Kingdom Trails, forty-two miles from Franconia Notch, and fifty-three miles from Mt. Washington — centrally located to some of the most scenic outdoor terrain in the region.
Mountain Resort Management Students Work Everywhere
At Vermont State, you’ll gain the skills for a wide range of jobs in year-round resorts and outdoor-focused businesses around the world. Our students have worked at:
Kingdom Trails, Burke, VT
Burke Mountain Resort, Burke, VT
Stowe Mountain Resort, VT
Bretton Woods, NH
Okemo Mountain Resort, VT
Mammoth Mountain, CA
Palisades Tahoe, CA
Park City, UT
Telluride, CO
Majestic Heli Ski, AK
Loon Mountain Resort, NH
Heavenly Mountain Resort, CA
Breckenridge, CO
Jay Peak Resort, VT
Grand Targhee Resort, WY
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Student Stories
Now the field marketing manager for Stowe (Vail) Mountain Resort, Luke says, “If you love the outdoors and want a career in outdoor recreation or the ski industry, this is definitely the place to go.” (Photo credit: Kathryn Sussdorf)
Luke Sussdorf ‘12
“I like how work-centered the whole program is. It’s real-life and very practical knowledge. You’re going to need all of the things you learn here forever if you choose to stay in the resort business.”
Turn your love of animals and their care into a career as a veterinary technician with an Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology from Vermont State University. Veterinary technicians are the link between clients, their animals (from pets to livestock), and the veterinarian. You will start working hands-on with animals right away as you learn all you need to perform laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, and surgical care roles, as well as patient diagnosis and client education. All of your courses will be taught by veterinarians and certified veterinary technicians.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Veterinary Technology, A.S. This includes the general tuition and program tuition.
$13,680 Full Time Annual
$570 /credit
$24,696 Full Time Annual
$1,029 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Turn your love of animals and their care into a career as a veterinary technician with an Associate of Applied Science in Veterinary Technology from Vermont State University. Veterinary technicians are the link between clients, their animals (from pets to livestock), and the veterinarian. You will start working hands-on with animals right away as you learn all you need to perform laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, and surgical care roles, as well as patient diagnosis and client education. All of your courses will be taught by veterinarians and certified veterinary technicians.
Why Study Veterinary Technology at Vermont State?
Work with animals on day one: You’ll work with dairy cattle, horses, dogs, cats, rodents, reptiles, and birds. You’ll also learn basic restraint and handling of sheep, chickens, and rabbits.
Extensive equipment for training: Facilities and equipment on campus include an operating room for spays and neuters, a brand-new digital radiograph system including a dental x-ray machine, and a portable x-ray machine for large animals. Tour our Veterinary Technology Lab here.
100% placement rate: Program graduates were employed or enrolled in further education within six months of graduation. Vermont State vet techs work in veterinary practices, universities, pharmaceutical/biological research companies, diagnostic labs, feed companies, zoos, and government veterinary facilities.
Qualify to take the VTNE: Passing the Veterinary Technician National Exam (VTNE) gives you a license to practice in nearly every state. See our student pass rates. In Vermont, you can also apply to become a Certified Veterinary Technician (CVT).
Easy transition to a bachelor’s: Continue your education in one of our bachelor’s programs, such as a B.S. in Business from Vermont State. You can also earn a B. S. in Animal Science at the University of Vermont through a cooperative agreement.
Good earning potential: Veterinary technicians earn a median annual salary of $36,850, and jobs in this field are expected to grow 15% between 2020-2030.*
Vermont State University is providing a high-quality, affordable degree in Veterinary Technology to students across Vermont and Beyond. More than 80 percent of Vermont State students are awarded financial aid, including new students, transfer students, international students, out-of-state students, and first-generation students. Our financial aid team is here to help you explore all your options.
Internships & Jobs in Veterinary Technology
Vermont State Veterinary Technology students gain hands-on experience working with a variety of species including dogs, cats, horses, cows, goats, rabbits, rats, birds, and reptiles.
In addition, students are required to complete a 300-hour externship between the first and second year of the degree program, at least half of which is at a primary care small animal practice. Students may spend the other half at a specialty practice. Many Vermont State veterinary technician students are hired by their externship placements immediately upon graduation.
Architectural & Building Engineering Technology, A.A.S.
With an A.A.S. in Architectural & Building Engineering Technology from Vermont State University, you will learn the technical side of architecture, design, and the construction process for a career in helping to shape our built environment.
You will develop a broad knowledge of the aesthetic design, space planning, materials, methods, heating, cooling, lightingand structural systems of modern construction. You’ll also acquire practical skills in drafting, computer-aided design (CAD), building information modeling (BIM) team-based design processes, and project management.
Upon graduation, you will be ready to enter the field in a wide range of positions working with architects and engineers, contractors, project managers, drafters, and surveyors. Alternatively, you may continue to build your professional skills by continuing directly on to the Vermont State Bachelor of Architectural Engineering Technology degree or by applying for bachelor’s degree programs at other architecture or engineering universities.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Architectural & Building Engineering Technology, A.A.S. This includes the general tuition and program tuition.
$13,680 Full Time Annual
$570 /credit
$24,696 Full Time Annual
$1,029 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
Why Study Architectural & Building Engineering at Vermont State?
Many Career Paths: Explore your options and find the niche that fits you best. You’ll be exposed to many distinct specialties within the construction industry to help you identify and build your skills in the area that grabs your interest.
Work-Ready Skills: With your architectural engineering technology degree, start a job with confidence from day one. This hands-on program gives you plenty of practical experience with real-world projects. You’ll build skills in industry-standard design software, the construction planning process, and working with teams to see a project through to completion.
Emphasis on Sustainability: Learn the key elements of green design, energy efficiency, and cost savings. You’ll bring extra value to the job Click here to enter text.in a context where companies are increasingly committed to building in a way that is good for both the bottom line and the planet.
Individualized Attention: Enjoy the benefits of small class sizes. A student-teacher ratio of 1:14 means that your instructors will know you personally and provide individualized instruction and support when you need it.
A Foundation to Build On: Get off on the right foot. If you’re interested in pursuing a bachelor’s degree or professional certification, this rigorous program will give you a powerful head start. Continue to develop your professional competence and apply to architecture school or other engineering programs, including our own B.S. in Architectural Engineering Technology.
What You’ll Learn
Our curriculum combines the design-related content you would expect to find in an architecture degree with the practical skills and knowledge about the construction process you would expect in a architectural technology associate degree.
Courses include plenty of group work and real-world projects to give you practice in applying the skills and design principles you’re learning.
You’ll graduate with a robust set of skills and competence in areas including:
Architectural and engineering drafting
CAD and BIM systems, including Autodesk Revit
The construction process, from design through project completion
Aesthetic design, space planning, materials, heating, cooling, lighting and structural systems, and loads
Construction project management
Technical writing and project-related presentations
Through your coursework, you’ll apply what you’re learning through practical projects. For some of these projects, you’ll have the chance to use your new skills to meet the needs of local groups and organizations.
Faculty and students from our program have participated in designing and/or building each of the five Habitat for Humanity homes in Randolph, Vermont.
Each year students give architectural design input to community projects in Vermont and New Hampshire such as: the proposed Vermont Holocaust Memorial, the proposed Lotus Lake renovations, the proposed Piermont Town Hall, and the proposed Vermont Mountaineers ballfield concession and locker rooms. You may even be able to make an impact on campus. Students have performed energy assessments of buildings on our campuses and made recommendations on ways to reduce energy consumption.
Special Facilities
CAD and BIM Labs
Material Testing Labs
Architectural Studios
Lighting Lab
Program Accreditation
This program is accredited by the Engineering Technology Accreditation Commission of ABET. For decades, ABET has established the standards for the training of professionals in engineering-related fields. Accreditation means you can have confidence that you’ll graduate with the knowledge and tools you need for architectural engineering technology jobs.
“I knew that I learned best in smaller classroom settings with more one-on-one time with the teachers, and I knew that I would flourish in a college with more hands-on learning.”
In the Vermont State A.S. in Respiratory Therapy program, we’ll train you to be a skilled medical specialist and a vital member of hospital care teams. You’ll make a difference in the lives of diverse patients, from premature infants to older adults, in acute and critical care units and other settings. And you’ll enter the workforce when the respiratory therapist job outlook is growing.
Respiratory therapists earn a median annual salary of $61,830 and jobs in the field are projected to grow by 23 percent between 2020 and 2030, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. With a Vermont State respiratory therapy degree, you’ll graduate prepared to take advantage of good-paying, in-demand — and highly rewarding — jobs.
We understand that the cost and value of your education is important to you. That’s why we’re committed to being one of the most affordable colleges in Vermont and why more than 80% of our students receive aid. We're here to help you fit this program into your unique financial picture. Contact this program's Admissions Counselor any time to discuss what types of financial aid are right for you.
Combined with scholarships and aid, a Vermont State education is within reach for students from all financial backgrounds. Speak with our Admissions Counselor to estimate what your true out-of-pocket costs might be for this program.
Tuition and Fees
Tuition for Respiratory Therapy, A.S. This includes the general tuition and program tuition.
$14,352 Full Time Annual
$598 /credit
$25,368 Full Time Annual
$1,057 /credit
Total Mandatory Fees
Undergraduate (In-Person / In-Person Plus)
$1,416 Full Time Annual
$59 /credit
Housing and Food
Standard Housing
$7,830 Full Time Annual
Program Specific Costs
Below are estimated fees specific to this program.
Laptop Computer
$1,200
N95 Masks
$300
Clinical Report System License
$150
Stethoscope
$100
Lab Kit
$130
Scrubs
$80
BLS/ACLS Certification Fees
$75
Turning Point License
$26
Protective Goggles
$20
For complete information on tuition and fees across all programs and locations, as well as indirect costs of attendance, visit the complete tuition and fees page.
*Special scholarship available for this program from UVM Health Network. See scholarship information in the program highlights.
Why Study Respiratory Therapy at Vermont State?
Vermont’s Only Program: Our Respiratory Therapy degree is the only one in the state. You’ll study in the heart of Vermont, where Vermont State’s focus on support and caring for students aligns with the values of our community-minded state.
Scholarships: Vermont State partners with the University of Vermont Health Network to offer a tuition-free scholarship program for qualified students. For students accepted into this program, the UVMHN scholarship will cover tuition costs after state, federal, and institutional aid have been applied. Please note: This scholarship does not cover books or living expenses. UVMHN employees:Please see employee information here. Please contact Elga Gruner with questions: Elga.Gruner@VermontState.edu.
100 Percent Job Placement Rate: All our Respiratory Therapy graduates from 2020, 2021, and 2022 were employed within six months of graduating. You’ll meet the requirements of many respiratory therapist job descriptions.
Employment Opportunities: Vermont State graduates work in healthcare settings around the region, including at the University of Vermont Medical Center, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Rutland Regional Medical Center, Central Vermont Medical Center, and Albany Medical Center.
Prerequisites
BIO 2011 Anatomy and Physiology I
BIO 2012 Anatomy and Physiology II
What You’ll Learn
Our Respiratory Therapy education requirements will prepare you to excel in your career as a talented innovator:
Think and Do: You’ll have the analytical skills and valuable hands-on experience to provide a range of respiratory care, from assessment to care for patients with cardiopulmonary challenges.
High Pass Rate: Our mix of classroom courses and field experience lead to impressive results for students. Their scores on the Therapist Multiple-Choice (TMC) Examination exceed the national average.
You’ll provide patient care in a variety of healthcare settings in Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York. Respiratory therapists will provide one-on-one supervision as you develop your real-world skills. These experiences will help you start a professional network and could lead to an offer of employment.
Certifications
Basic Life Support (BLS)
Advanced Cardiac Life Support certified (ACLS)
Graduates are eligible to apply to take the Therapist Multiple-Choice Examination offered by the National Board for Respiratory Care.
Learn More About Respiratory Therapy and This Essential Career
The Vermont State University Respiratory Therapy Program, CoARC program number 200379, Associate of Science (AS), and located in Williston, Vermont is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (www.coarc.com).
Programmatic outcomes are defined by The Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC), which accredits respiratory therapy education programs in the United States. To achieve this end, it utilizes an ‘outcomes based’ process. Programmatic outcomes are performance indicators that reflect the extent to which the educational goals of the program are achieved and by which program effectiveness is documented.
“I can only imagine how scared patients can be when they lose their ability to effectively breathe on their own. My goal is to make a difference in the lives of my patients so they can go back home to their families and live in hopefully better conditions than the condition they were admitted in.”
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