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Top Nursing Schools in Vermont

This page lists 3 schools in Vermont that reported awards in licensed nursing education to the U.S. Department of Education for 2023-24 — including 1 practical/vocational nursing (LPN/LVN), 1 associate degree (ADN), 3 bachelor's (BSN), 2 master's and 1 Doctor of Nursing Practice award levels. By ownership, 2 public and 1 private nonprofit. 2 appear in the CCNE or ACEN accreditor directories for at least one nursing program level.

Data last reviewed: October 6, 2026

Sources: IPEDS (U.S. Dept. of Education) / CCNE directory

Listing does not certify educational quality or guarantee licensure eligibility. Verify details with the school before applying.

3 schools

Listed alphabetically. Inclusion is editorial selection, not a ranking — see our methodology. How schools are selected

Schools (3)

Norwich University campus

Norwich University

Private nonprofitUniversityNorthfield, VT

Norwich University is a private nonprofit university in Northfield, VT. It reported 85 nursing awards (LPN level and above) to IPEDS for 2023-24.

Nursing awards reported to IPEDS (2023-24)

BSN, Post-Master's, Post-Master's-FNP, Post-Master's-PMHNP

CCNE: BSN, MSN, Post-Master's

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University of Vermont campus

University of Vermont

PublicUniversityBurlington, VT

University of Vermont is a public university in Burlington, VT. It reported 142 nursing awards (LPN level and above) to IPEDS for 2023-24.

Nursing awards reported to IPEDS (2023-24)

BSN, MSN, DNP

CCNE: BSN, MSN, DNP, Post-Master's

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Vermont State University campus

Vermont State University

PublicUniversityRandolph, VT

Vermont State University is a public university in Randolph, VT. It reported 415 nursing awards (LPN level and above) to IPEDS for 2023-24.

Nursing awards reported to IPEDS (2023-24)

LPN/LVN, ADN, BSN, MSN

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Before you apply in Vermont

  • Prelicensure nursing programs must be approved by the state's board of nursing. Check the board's current list for the campus you will attend.
  • Program accreditation (CCNE, ACEN or CNEA) is separate from state approval and from the institution's own accreditation. Each school page shows which records we found and where.
  • Online programs based in another state may not accept residents of Vermont. See online coursework and clinical requirements.